Due to the level of customisation and support, our program starts at $30 for 1 session per week or $45 for 2 sessions per week. These non-refundable fees are paid in advance, for the term, prior to commencing the first class and induction with us.
Yes. The first class will include an introductory Reformer Pilates Induction Session. In this session, your teenager will go through:
The minimum commitment is a term. The program runs throughout the school term (10 weeks). This means, there is a 10 week program commitment and will conclude at the end of each term, with no obligation to continue (unless they loved it).
Your teenager can make up their lost session throughout the term. As we have limited the places, they are allowed to make up 1 session per term. Sessions will NOT be carried over between terms.
If you have 10 teenagers in a group, or a sports team and you would like to book out the entire class, then we can apply a group discount, that will allow you to book that class and lock that class time in, for the entire term. You won’t be able to swap to different times and days as we will dedicate that class to your team. All fees have to be paid in full and upfront for us to allocate that. Please get in touch with us via 97051470 if you wish to learn more or organise this.
Upon registering your teenager for the term, you will have an opportunity to purchase any pilates equipment needed (if your teen is commencing the 2 classes per week, all pilates equipment is included in the costs). If your teen is participating in the 1 class per week, they will need to purchase any product they need. Socks must be worn at all times and if they forget their pair of socks, they will need to purchase additional socks for the class.
Yes, for those who are participating twice a week, they will receive our Essential Teenager Pilates Pack (valued at $174) for free.
This pack includes:
For those teenagers who are participating once a week, they can purchase this pack, before their first class on the next page.
KT is inspired by the Japanese term Kintsugi. This is a story about mending a broken teapot with glue but adding gold dust into the glue. The result is taking what was orginally 1 piece, and turning into a stronger and more beautiful piece of everyday equipment. Reformer Pilates at KT Health & Wellness are 50 minute classes that will elongate your body to have you feeling taller and longer, provide a full body workout – you will sweat in our classes – it’s not a chill out session, and will build your strength and endurance while conditioning your core to handle the stress you place through your body on a daily basis.
Reformer Pilates Training at KT Health & Wellness provide:
There are many variations on how Pilates is taught and practiced. But the at foundation of all Pilates practice, there are a number of common components. Pilates focuses on the core stabilising muscles, spinal alignment, posture, and breathing. It uses exercises and stretches (with or without the use of equipment) to improve physical strength, flexibility, posture, and self-awareness. Drawing upon relevant clinical research, Reformer Pilates training provides an evidence-based approach to teaching Pilates in the clinical setting. Pilates involves learning a variety of movements addressing lumbopelvic stability, postural education, correct movement patterning, and body awareness.
Reformer Pilates is the closest form of Pilates that mimics what Joseph Pilates originally intended when he created the pilates training program. Back in the Second World War, Joseph would use old hospital bed springs and create resistance training movements for injured soldiers to increase their movement and overall health. Reformer pilates still use springs as both an Ode to Joseph and also they provide a dynamic resistance along the line of direction for the muscle and joint.