Reformer Pilates exercises use a specialized piece of equipment called a Reformer to enhance and vary Pilates movements. Some popular exercises include Footwork, Leg Circles, Short Box Series, and Rowing. The Reformer’s springs provide resistance, helping to build strength and improve core stability.
Here’s a more detailed look at some common Reformer Pilates exercises:
Footwork: This exercise strengthens the ankles, feet, and leg muscles while warming up and improving body alignment. It’s a foundational exercise that many Reformer Pilates classes start with.
Leg Circles: Leg circles target the lower body, particularly the hips, thighs, and glutes, while engaging the core and improving control.
Short Box Series: These exercises, performed on the Reformer box, focus on core and oblique engagement, promoting a strong and stable midsection.
Rowing: Rowing exercises engage the back and arms, working the core and building strength and endurance.
Chest Expansion: This exercise opens the chest, improves breathing, strengthens the back and arms, and stretches the neck.
Stomach Massage: This exercise focuses on engaging the core and using the abdominal muscles to move the carriage in and out, working the inner thighs and backs of the legs.
Knee Stretch: This exercise targets the core and lower body muscles, building strength and flexibility.
Reformer Pike: This exercise builds strength and flexibility in the arms and shoulders.
Reformer Warrior 2 Lunges: This exercise builds strength and balance.
Reformer Arm Extensions: This exercise strengthens the arms and shoulders.
Reformer Elephant: This exercise challenges core stability and strengthens the legs.
Reformer Frog: This exercise engages the inner thighs and glutes.
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