For nearly 100 years, Pilates has been used to increase body strength and help with injuries and recovery. Fast forward to the present day, where it’s more popular than ever. Thanks to the internet ...

There’s a reason you see reformers in clinics. Pilates has long existed alongside physical therapy, and that’s not accidental. It strengthens without forcing the body into positions it can’t support. ...

Both mat and reformer Pilates build strength, mobility, and better posture, our experts say. That includes improved core ...

Whether you’re a Pilates princess or just enjoy a cursory scroll of TikTok, you’ve probably at the very least heard of Lagree. It’s a high-intensity, low-impact, and full-body workout that utilizes ...

Pilates has flooded everyone’s social media, and celebrities, influencers, and even the buffest football players are jumping on the bandwagon to take classes. Pilates topped the list for the most ...

There is something my Pilates teacher says when I’m on the brink of giving up. My class will be in the middle of an inner thigh circuit, having done what feels like hundreds of micro squat “pulses.” ...

Somatic Pilates is a gentle form of exercise that blends Pilates with body awareness to help you release tension and build strength. Somatic Pilates combines the principles of somatic movement with ...

According to research published in the Journal of Sports Sciences, moderate Pilates can burn roughly 3.2 to 6.7 METs (Metabolic Equivalent of Task), equating to about 150-250 calories burned in a ...

For some reason, everyone you know is taking pilates and raving about it. But you’re not even 100 percent sure what it is. It looks cute, but your yoga pants-wearing coworker acts like it’s the ...