Pilates

Pilates focuses on improving flexibility, strength, and overall body awareness. Pilates exercises emphasises pelvic strength and pelvic alignment.

Pilates is beneficial for rehabilitation and physical therapy because it can help with injury prevention, recovery, and improving posture. It can also enhance overall fitness, flexibility, and core strength.

Our 1-to-1 sessions are led by our in-house highly qualified and experienced Pilates instructors who will tailor each session to your unique needs, fitness level, and goals. They will pinpoint areas that need improvement and create a customised plan to help you reach your targets efficiently.

1-to-1 Pilates can help you achieve your specific goals. Your instructor will be your partner on this journey, providing guidance, motivation, and support every step of the way.

Frequently Asked Questions

Pilates is a form of exercise focused on improving flexibility, strength and overall body awareness. The exercises emphasise pelvic strength and pelvic alignment, making Pilates particularly valuable for rehabilitation, injury prevention, recovery, and improving posture, core strength and overall fitness.

At MEPS we offer 1-to-1 Pilates sessions led by our highly qualified, experienced in-house Pilates instructors. Each session is fully tailored to your unique needs, fitness level and goals, with a customised plan to help you reach your targets efficiently.

1-to-1 Pilates is suitable for anyone, from beginners to experienced exercisers. It is especially valuable for women going through pregnancy or postnatal recovery, anyone with pelvic floor or core weakness, people rehabilitating from injury or surgery, and those wanting to improve posture, flexibility and strength.

Our Pilates sessions are 1-to-1 and led by instructors with clinical experience working alongside physiotherapists. This means your programme is informed by your individual physiotherapy assessment (if relevant), addresses specific weaknesses or areas of concern, and progresses safely as you build strength.

Yes. Pilates is ideal for postnatal recovery because it focuses on pelvic strength, pelvic alignment and core stability — exactly what many women need to rebuild after pregnancy and birth. We recommend a Mummy MOT first to assess any specific issues, then a tailored Pilates programme to support full recovery.

No. Pilates is suitable for all fitness and flexibility levels, including complete beginners. Your instructor will assess your starting point and design exercises that are appropriate, building gradually as you improve. The whole approach is about meeting you where you are and helping you progress.