~60 minutes

Straightforward Pilates with wall and small ball (and a cushion). We use the resistance of the wall and body weight for some rebounding, and to push against to activate deep muscles. Wall gives great feedback in various ways.

Nothing too fancy here, a moderate mat class that should be accessible to anyone able to get down and up off the mat. Nice balance of releasing twists and core strength building moves. Some bodyweight bearing on wrists in plank and leg pull prep, but – as with all Pilates moves – you can make

Come back to the essentials to awaken those small, deep postural muscles; you’ll also waken the big muscles groups too. Mostly on the mat; last 10 minutes upright. Props: cushion(s) and optionally light hand weights.

All mat classes restore me and my body, so what’s different here? Not much really, but it starts nice and slow. It’s over in under 50 mins, with very little neck flexion, plus lots rotation and release. Options for more challenge are offered, so you can omit what you might not find agreeable and simply

Accessible mat class, pre-level 1. Familiar moves, no props used!

Moderate workout. Small ball is used to support your back and also to create an unstable base so more of your deep muscles fire up.

No props used in this moderately paced class, with emphasis on hip opening stretches.

This is a moderate, 55-minute class using medium strength, long flexband or ‘theraband’ provides. This stretchy band provides both resistance and support – so you get both concentric but eccentric muscle benefits – as you get while doing Pilates on a reformer (large piece of equipment with springs). It also facilates mobility like roll down

Level 1 Pilates for strength and stretch. Small ball is used for instability and support, but you could omit or use large cushion. Circa 50 mins.