Physio-Led Pilates Classes
Our Physio-Led Pilates classes are designed to help you improve strength, control, mobility and confidence with movement in a safe and supportive environment.
As the classes are led by qualified physiotherapists you know you’re in good hands!
Each 45-minute class is led by an HCPC-registered physiotherapist with additional Pilates training, so exercises can be adapted to suit your individual needs, previous injuries and current level of ability.
Before joining a class, every participant has a one-hour, one-to-one assessment with the physiotherapist who runs the classes. This gives us the opportunity to review your health and medical history, assess your movement, strength, control and balance, and identify any exercises that may need to be modified. Your physiotherapist will then recommend the class that is most appropriate for you.
If the class is not right for you, then we can book 1 hour 1:1 sessions with our physiotherapist.
Classes are booked as a course of sessions (10-12), helping you build confidence and progress over time in a consistent group.
Please bring your own exercise mat. We provide any additional equipment needed, such as Pilates blocks, resistance bands and small balls.
Classes will initially be run at Stapleford Pavillion on Friday mornings.
If you would like to find out whether Physio-Led Pilates is suitable for you, please speak to our reception team on 01223 211606 and we can book you in for an assessment.
Our Physio-Led Pilates classes are designed to help you improve strength, control, mobility and confidence with movement in a safe and supportive environment.
As the classes are led by qualified physiotherapists you know you’re in good hands!
Each 45-minute class is led by an HCPC-registered physiotherapist with additional Pilates training, so exercises can be adapted to suit your individual needs, previous injuries and current level of ability.
Before joining a class, every participant has a one-hour, one-to-one assessment with the physiotherapist who runs the classes. This gives us the opportunity to review your health and medical history, assess your movement, strength, control and balance, and identify any exercises that may need to be modified. Your physiotherapist will then recommend the class that is most appropriate for you.
If the class is not right for you, then we can book 1 hour 1:1 sessions with our physiotherapist.
Classes are booked as a course of sessions (10-12), helping you build confidence and progress over time in a consistent group.
Please bring your own exercise mat. We provide any additional equipment needed, such as Pilates blocks, resistance bands and small balls.
Classes will initially be run at Stapleford Pavillion on Friday mornings.
If you would like to find out whether Physio-Led Pilates is suitable for you, please speak to our reception team on 01223 211606 and we can book you in for an assessment.
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
Would physio-led pilates help me?
Pilates is helpful for lots of conditions
- Back pain
- Hypermobility
- Shoulder/elbow pain
- De-conditioning, after an injury, surgery etc
- For athletes, as part of their strengthening programme
- For those who just need to move more!
Do I need an assessment before joining a class?
Yes. Everyone attends a one-hour, one-to-one assessment with the physiotherapist who runs the Pilates classes before joining. This allows them to assess your movement, strength, balance and any relevant injuries or medical conditions, and to recommend the most suitable class for you.
Are the classes suitable if I have an injury or ongoing pain?
Potentially, yes. Because the classes are led by a physiotherapist, exercises can be modified according to your individual needs. Your suitability will be discussed during your initial assessment.
How long are the classes?
Each class lasts 45 minutes and is led by an HCPC-registered physiotherapist with additional Pilates training.
What do I need to bring?
Please bring your own Pilates or exercise mat and wear comfortable clothing. We provide any other equipment needed, including blocks, resistance bands and small balls.
What happens if I miss a class?
If there is space and it is clinically appropriate, you may be able to attend another class during the same term. This is subject to availability and is not guaranteed. In exceptional circumstances, unused sessions may be carried forward to the next term at the discretion of the Clinic Director.