Pilates Collective Service List

Class Schedule

• Tue December 27, 2016

  • Springboard

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Angelina Alire; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Angelina Alire; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 5:00 pm; Teacher: Sarah Clark; Duration: 1 hour

  • Springboard

    Start Time: 6:00 pm; Teacher: Sarah Clark; Duration: 1 hour

• Wed December 28, 2016

  • Master Trio L2

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Amy Levin; Duration: 1 hour

  • Springboard

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Angelina Alire; Duration: 1 hour

  • Master Trio L1

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Amy Levin; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1 Trio

    Start Time: 4:00 pm; Teacher: Sarah Clark; Duration: 1 hour

• Thu December 29, 2016

  • Springboard

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Angelina Alire; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Sarah Clark; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 11:00 am; Teacher: Angelina Alire; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 4:00 pm; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

• Fri December 30, 2016

  • Springboard

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1 Trio

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1 Trio

    Start Time: 11:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

• Sat December 31, 2016

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

• Mon January 2, 2017

  • Springboard

    Start Time: 9:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • CoreAlign L1-2

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • Pilates & CoreAlign Trio L1-2

    Start Time: 10:00 am; Teacher: Angelina Alire; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1 Trio

    Start Time: 11:00 am; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1 Trio

    Start Time: 1:30 pm; Teacher: Melissa Bechtel; Duration: 1 hour

  • Level 1 Trio

    Start Time: 3:00 pm; Teacher: Sarah Clark; Duration: 1 hour

• Class Description

  • Springboard

    Enjoy an invigorating full-body Springboard workout utilizing spring resistance for assistance in accessing deep core muscles and building strength and flexibility. Class includes a warm-up, core strengthening, upper body and lower body exercises. Each teacher has their own unique style so try them all. Modifications are given for beginners as well as challenges added for advanced students. Limited to six

  • Level 1/2 Trio

    A great class to start your week, we will nudge your class from the weekend bringing you back into your focused body for the weeks work ahead!

  • CoreAlign/Bodhi Ropes

    CoreAlign and Bodhi Ropes equipment class

  • Pilates & CoreAlign Trio L1-2

    You love Pilates and you love CoreAlign...here is the perfect blend of the two! This class will spend half of the class time on Pilates apparatus and half on the CoreAlign, giving you a fun, dynamic hour of cross-training!

  • CoreAlign L1-2

    Level 1-2 CoreAlign is for students who have at least 1-2 years of Pilates and have been working on the CoreAlign for a minimum of 6 months. Students should know the basic language of the CoreAlign and be able to comfortably take part in standing facing toward and away from the ladder, hands on the carts, execute plank-style exercises standing and on the floor. If you are unsure if you are suited for this class, please give us a call

How To Get Started

• STEP ONE

  • We recommend all new students begin by scheduling a one hour Introductory Session

    Meet with one of our exceptional Teachers to discuss how Pilates can benefit you and address your individual concerns, receive a postural assessment, a movement experience on the amazing Pilates equipment, access your level and discuss your options for future practice.

• STEP TWO

  • Individual Sessions with a Skilled Pilates Teacher

    If you have injuries, specific challenges, chronic issues or you just want to see rapid results, we recommend at least 5 Individual Sessions to begin. Your first 5 Individual Sessions are discounted; $325 to work with a Master Teacher, $275 to work with a Full Teacher. We also have Apprentice and Student Teachers available.

  • $69 One Month Unlimited Membership Trial

    A low risk way of exploring what Pilates is and what we offer. Meet our teachers and decide what classes you love. Try out our Group Classes: 6 person Springboard/Mat, Yogilates and Cardio classes. For students who are fit and have no injuries or have previous Pilates experience. Also available after your first 5 Individual Sessions.

• STEP THREE

  Advance to Trio Equipment Classes or continue with Individual Sessions or Springboard/Mat Classes. Create the perfect blend with our Flexible Membership Account and get the best price on all services.

  • Flex Membership Accounts are available

    	$150.00
    	$300.00
    	$600.00
    	$1200.00

  • $600 Flex includes a Perk of unlimited Self-Practice in our studio

  • $1,200 Flex includes 2 Perks of Unlimited Self-Practice and an Introductory Session to give as a gift

Core Align

• Core Align

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    The CoreAlign Pilates equipment is a body-changing-possibly mind-changing- experience.

    Come in to for a $40 CoreAlign Intro session and see how the CoreAlign can transform your life!

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    Part mind-body, part cardio, part strength.

    The CoreAlign Pilates equipment is a body-changing-possibly mind-changing-experience. Come in to for a $40 CoreAlign Intro session and see how the CoreAlign can transform your life!

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    Duet and Trio sessions are optimal for multiple, affordable weekly sessions.

  • Duet Bookings.

    We can find a partner for you or you can bring in someone of your choosing to work with.

  • With Trio you join two other students.

  • From CoreAlign Designer/Manufacturer Balanced Body.

    Easy-to-learn exercises on the CoreAlign® emphasize an upright posture and are designed to improve posture, balance and functional movement. Developed by physical therapist Jonathan Hoffman, CoreAlign exercises facilitate musculoskeletal rehabilitation by stimulating core stability muscles to fire in perfect timing while performing challenging exercises, very deep stretches and core-controlled aerobic training. Also great for performance enhancement and as a regular exercise regimen for a healthy lifestyle.

  • Appropriate for rehabilitation from surgery or injury as well as application to athletic activities and for those who use walking as cardio conditioning.

    Apply your Pilates and CoreAlign training to your everyday activities to improve your body and your life, as Joseph Pilates so eloquently put it, "naturally, easily, and satisfactorily perform your many and varied daily tasks with spontaneous zest and pleasure."

  • The CoreAlign method stimulates the core stability muscles to fire in perfect timing while performing challenging exercises, very deep stretches and core controlled aerobic training.

    This method is used for musculoskeletal rehabilitation, performance enhancement and as a regular sport for a healthy lifestyle.

Faq's

• Pilates Faq's

  • How do i get started?

    At Pilates Collective we offer two different entry points to begin your Pilates journey. Here is what we recommend. An Introductory Session Great for the very beginner or someone just getting to know the studio. This will allow you to experience Pilates with a skilled teacher, get your questions answered and address how Pilates can best meet your personal goals. New Student 5 private sessions package - To really accelerate your learning we recommend taking 5 private sessions before you go into our trios or group classes. One Month Unlimited Membership Trial A low risk way of exploring what Pilates is and what we offer. Meet our teachers and decide what classes you love.

  • Is Pilates like yoga?

    Yes and no. Pilates was developed by a man named Joseph Pilates in the early 1900?s. His method is a beautiful mixture of many different movement techniques (including yoga-like postures), styles and his personal insights into the body. Like yoga, Pilates emphasizes mindfulness and helps to cultivate focus and intention through movement. Both practices accentuate the mind-body connection. Like yoga, Pilates is meant to be practiced regularly with dedication. Unlike yoga, Pilates is a series of controlled rhythmic movements done with highly focused attention and repeated generally 8-10 times as apposed to yoga where postures (Asanas) are generally worked into and held. Pilates focuses on alignment and the integration of the whole body as a well functioning system as it's primary goal. Yoga was created thousands of years ago as a spiritual practice. Pilates can become a very mindful practice that eases the mind and strengthens the body, but is not emphasized as a spiritual practice. Both practices promote awareness, strength, balance between stability and mobility and are best used as a regular and consistent practice. Pilates and yoga are wonderful compliments and students who engage in both achieve tremendous benefits.

  • Is working on the equipment better than working on the mat?

    No. In the beginning Pilates then called Contrology was mat work alone. The work starts on the mat at its most fundamental and ends on the mat at its most advanced. The equipment was later designed to assist those who could not get down on the mat or had limitations in achieving the movements properly. Today we use the Pilates apparatus as a tool to both assist and deepen student's understanding of their body and to offer challenge. Pilates is a complete system on the mat and can offer tremendous benefits. Work on the equipment is sometimes better suited for particular students those with injuries or limitations and can add to a students depth of understanding and development. We find the work on the equipment can help to propel students forward, but is not necessary for ultimate success.

  • What should I wear?

    Comfortable, yet form-fitting clothing so that we can evaluate your posture and movement patterns. Socks with sticky bottoms or bare feet. And please no fragrances.

  • How many times a week should I practice Pilates?

    You will see the most benefit from Pilates if you practice at least 3 times a week. Your practice can include group classes, private and/or semi-private sessions, home practice, and self practice. We recommend working with an instructor's guidance 2-3 times a week in the beginning in order to establish your practice. Ideally our Pilates practice becomes a part of our everyday life. Thirty minutes a day everyday is what Joseph Pilates hoped for us.

  • What kind of classes can I take at your studio?

    See how What We Offer pages for program details.

  • What Pilates help my back pain?

    Although you should always consult your physician before starting any fitness routine, a Pilates workout is gentle and controlled with no sudden jarring actions. Pilates focus on abdominal strength, flexibility, and posture lends itself well to those with back pain. However, these principles can be difficult to learn in a group setting, especially for those who may require specific modifications to avoid re-injury or aggravation of symptoms. We recommend that all clients with a history of back pain, especially if it is ongoing, take a private session before participating in the mat class. This allows us to evaluate your abilities and make recommendations to improve the safety of each exercise.

  • What is the Difference Between Pilates and Weight Training?

    Pilates strengthens AND stretches muscles (unlike weight training) and improves body posture and awareness. Pilates typically incorporates more muscles in one exercise than in weight training because it is three-dimensionalexercises can be performed using all movement planes. Pilates' emphasis is on rebalancing muscles around the joints, and balancing strength with flexibility. It also focuses on concentric-eccentric contraction for injury prevention and corrects over-training and muscle imbalance that leads to injury.

  • How long does a session usually last?

    55 minutes.

  • Is it a cardio workout and will it help me to lose weight?

    While Pilates is not a cardio workout per se, the focus on core strength and flexibility make Pilates a wonderful compliment to a well rounded fitness program. Pilates promotes exquisite body awareness and disciplined practice. This focus is an invaluable addition to a responsible diet and regular cardio work which will help you shed those extra pounds.

  • Can the exercise be modified for my level of ability, strength and endurance?

    Absolutely! Pilates can be tailored to any level not just of fitness, but also of health. It's these modifications that make Pilates ideal for someone just starting out, while still providing a challenging and engaging workout for athletic types and well-trained weekend warriors. If you are injured, pilates exercises can be modified and geared toward restoring functional movement patterns and aiding in the recovery of soft tissue injuries. The exercises can just as easily be modified to provide a greater challenge for those who are further along in their pilates practice. Pilates benefits men and women alike, all ages, those who are recovering from injury or chronic pain, athletes looking to enhance their abilities and is an excellent workout for women who are pre or post natal. Will Pilates add bulk or slenderize my muscles?