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What is Pilates?
Best for: Low-impact, mobility, and strength
Pilates is a postural workout that uses tailored excercises to help lengthen and strengthen your body. Pilates allows you to train your physique and improve core strength, making it great for full-body toning, strength and conditioning, and even building muscle. What’s more, anyone can do it, regardless of age or ability level.
Just head to your local Better leisure centre to find out more.
Our pilates classes
Feel the benefits of a full mind and body workout with one of our Pilates classes.
Pilates
Level: All abilities | Duration: 60 mins
Gently train your body and improve core strength with Pilates classes at Better. Pilates exercises focus on concentration and muscle control alongside breathing techniques, allowing you to transition smoothly from one move to another to build a revived and resilient you.
Pilates Basics
Level: Beginners | Duration: 60 mins
Offering simpler movements at a lower intensity and slower pace, our Basics Pilates class is perfect for people starting their fitness journey, as well as older adults and anyone looking to build confidence.This is a great intro to Pilates for beginners.
What are the benefits of Pilates?
If you’re after a low-impact exercise class that focuses on the mind and body, try Pilates. Pilates will help tone your body and enhance muscle control, while improving your overall wellbeing. You don’t have to have done it before in order to come along; Pilates is suitable for adults of all fitness levels.
Some of the main benefits of Pilates include:
- Increased range of motion and flexibility – with a focus on concentration and muscle control, as well as holding positions for a longer period, you’ll soon notice improved flexibility and movement.
- Greater sense of wellbeing – much like Yoga, these lower-intensity classes are offered in a relaxing environment, leaving you feeling restored and revitalised after the class.
- Good for toning – if you’re wondering if Pilates is good for toning, the answer is yes! Using light resistance and body conditioning techniques means you’ll be able to build stronger, leaner muscles.
- Helps improve posture and stability – regular Pilates practice teaches you greater body awareness, while supporting better posture and overall stability.
- Strengthens your core – one of the key benefits of Pilates is how good it is for your core. Many of the exercises require training your torso, which will improve your overall strength and stamina.