New To Pilates?
Welcome to the transformative world of Pilates, a 100-year tradition that enhances strength, flexibility, and overall wellness.
As a beginner, it’s essential to start with foundational exercises that set the groundwork for your Pilates practice. It’s why at Pronto we have created a detailed Orientation Class. Our orientation class will teach you everything you need to know to get the most out of your classes.
This highly detailed on-screen class will break down how to use each part of the reformer and you’ll get to practice some basic moves.
Building on Your Confidence
We then encourage members to move to our Foundation Classes. Remember, mastering the basics will pave the way for more advanced moves later on, so take your time – we were all beginners at some point.
If you have any pre-existing health conditions or injuries, it’s essential to consult with your healthcare provider before starting Pilates. Remember, Pilates is gentle on the joints, making it suitable for most people, but safety always comes first!
Adding Layers and Advancing Your Practice
As you become more comfortable with Pilates, you’ll naturally want to challenge yourself and take your practice to the next level. That’s the beauty of Pilates—it grows with you! And this is where our Open Classes come in.
Explore different variations of exercises, or simply try the harder spring options. Using props like hand weights and the pilates circle also adds a new challenge! As your strength improves, you’ll notice that you can take on more advanced moves that once seemed out of reach. So keep challenging yourself and celebrate your progress along the way!
If you have a question, please contact us and we’ll respond to you, pronto!
Frequently Asked Questions
Below is a selection of FAQs asked by new Pilates students. You can find a longer list of FAQs on our membership and pricing page.
Is reformer Pilates suitable for beginners?
Does reformer Pilates include much variety?
How long are reformer classes?
Is the reformer safe for people with back or neck pain?
If you have a question that we haven’t answered, please contact us and we’ll respond to you, pronto!