Brisbane’s boutique Equipment Pilates studio

 I mean the name speaks for itself….It’s pretty wonderful. The chair was developed to mimic the effects of a reformer but in a more compact setting. Joseph Pilates New York client base would often holiday for the Summer and the chair was designed to be portable and could double as a chair.

Fun, huh? It so happens that it can mimic every day seated positions which can assist with postural efficiency. The varied spring load means you can get a great resistance workout in while not taking up too much space. 

The Amazing Wunda Chair

Reformer - The Crowd Favourite

This is by far the coolest evolution of Pilates. During World War I Joseph Pilates was rehabilitating patients in their beds. By attaching springs for resistance to build strength without having them get out of bed.

As time went on it developed from a man made pulley system to a bed like carriage. It rolls forward and back with straps and springs attached. The reformer is a wonderful machine, especially for those who are injured and cannot move or weight bare in certain positions.

The Ultimate Machine -The Cadillac

The Pilates Equipment names are very self explanatory when you look into it. The Cadi received its name as it was a bigger, fancier version of a reformer although it doesn’t have a moving bed. At the time it was created the Cadillac car was the best on the market.

The biggest piece of Pilates equipment was named after it and a star was born. The frame has springs, swings and bars attached to it for all sorts of functional movement resistance training.