Clinical reformer pilates utilises a specialised machine with springs and pulleys to provide a challenging and controlled workout led by a Physiotherapist. Unlike traditional mat pilates which uses bodyweight exercises, reformer pilates incorporates a reformer machine for added challenge and support. With clinical reformer pilates, you’ll not only strengthen and lengthen your muscles but also enhance your overall well-being, leaving you feeling stronger, more flexible, and more energised.
Our intimate group sessions cater to all abilities, from beginners to seasoned athletes. After an initial 1:1 assessment with one of our Physiotherapists, you can join our small group reformer pilates classes.
Reformer pilates strengthens your core muscles, leading to better posture, enhanced balance, and injury prevention, helping you move with greater ease and confidence in your daily activities.
The unique design of the reformer machine allows for a wider range of motion, improving your overall flexibility and mobility.
Our reformer pilates classes can help you burn calories, build muscle, improve cardiovascular health and boost your overall fitness.
Clinical reformer pilates is also about connecting with your body on a deeper level. Mindful movement and breathwork help promote greater awareness, focus, and stress reduction.
No, a GP referral is not required. You can easily make an appointment directly with us.
Before embarking on your reformer pilates journey, an initial assessment with one of our Physiotherapists is required. During this assessment, we’ll evaluate your movement patterns, stability, and any specific areas you’d like to target. From there, we’ll work with you to create a personalised plan that sets you up for success.
Yes, initial and follow up consultations are claimable through private health, if you have physiotherapy services as part of your extras cover. The rebate amount will vary depending on your level of cover. Please contact your private health fund to see what rebate you are entitled to.
Yes, but reformer pilates are not supported under the Medicare Chronic Disease Management (CDM) Plan.
No, you cannot. You will need to pay a gap payment for reformer pilates classes. Massage techniques provided by a physiotherapist, osteopath or chiropractor as part of a treatment plan can be claimed on your DVA Gold card or a DVA White card.
Yes our practice has HICAPS facilities, enabling you to claim directly at the time of your appointment – paying only the gap fee.