Using a Pilates band (open ended) and a stable piece of furniture like a couch or cabinet we will move through a full body PilatesBodyWorkout.

Using the Pilates stability also known as squishy ball move through some challenging variations for a full body burn blast.

Pilates with toys, squishy ball segment focuses on core stability. Don’t have a Pilates stability ball? Try using a small throw pillow instead.

Stand up right at your desk and work station for a quick Pilates segment that will invigorate you, get blood flowing and your body fired-up. Add this to “My List” as a favourite in the library to reference back to during the week and stay inspired to move during your work day.

Using a chair or going free hand we find a standing leg burn!

Repurpose the chair you sit on! In 15 minutes I’ll offer you some new and challenging ways to use a chair PBW style. Grab a sturdy and stable chair and explore how you can use it to build your body up instead of just wilting into a seated position.

The band is such a great tool to Feel the Pilates Feels and work against resistance. Enjoy this full body workout with the added feedback and work of the band.

The theme of this segment is balance and control. Use the blocks to challenge your stability and find muscles that often get overlooked or underworked. Don’t have blocks? You can still do this workout without and use a heavy book where possible instead.

Using small hand weights (1-2lbs is ideal) we take your PBW session to the next level. Don’t have any weights? Grab soup cans or water bottles. You can also do the entire session weight free and still reap the benefits.

The Foam Roller is such an amazing tool. It is an innovative way to work on balance and stability, but also dishes out an added core challenge. Full body workout means you get to use the foam roller in unique ways you’ve never experienced before.

Use small hand weights (1,2 or 3lbs), soup cans, or water bottles to bring an added upper body challenge to your Pilates practice. This workout can also be effectively done without weights. The focus is on challenging our upper body stability, strength and endurance. You might think that 2lbs is ...

Use the band to add resistance to your Pilates practice. You’ll enjoy the feedback the band gives to signature PBW movements.

Don’t have weights? Grab water bottles, soup cans or you can do the session without weights and still feel all the feels. This is a dynamic segment which starts standing and shifts to the floor midway. The weights bring a new element to signature PBW movements.

Use a block or a book to bring some added challenge and awareness to your Pilates practice. This session is unque, engages your mind, your deep stabilizers and provides a solid 30 min workout.

Using a band provides resistance for some movements and a little bit of support for others. Bands are an amazing tool, one of my favourite, because they can mimic the way Pilates equipment like the famous Reformer work our muscles. You’re going to love this segment. See you on the mat with your b...

The wall is a great place to find and challenge alignment. Full body workout with a focus on upper body.

A moderate pace means we can focus and really feel the feels by recruiting the right muscles. The foam roller is an excellent companion for Pilates. Explore why in this 20 minute session.