What to Expect at Your First XFormer Class
Wear something you can move in, arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, and bring water and a towel. No Pilates experience is required. Instructors set your resistance and walk you through the XFormer® before class starts, and everyone in the
Reformer Pilates vs. Slow Resistance Training
A traditional Pilates reformer is a low sliding bed with springs and a footbar, built for controlled, isolated movements. BE Fit's Slow Resistance Training uses a longer, taller machine called the XFormer, built for full body movement at a slower
Reformer Pilates for Surfers and Paddlers: Building Paddle Endurance Without More Shoulder Wear
Yes, reformer Pilates is good for surfers, and it targets the three systems surfing actually loads: paddle endurance through the lats and the muscles that stabilize your shoulder blades, rotational core strength for turns, and hip mobility and single leg
How Often Should You Do Reformer Pilates? A Straight Answer From Our Long Beach Studios
Most people should do reformer Pilates two to three times a week. If you want visible strength change on a faster timeline, three to four times a week works, as long as you keep at least one full rest day
What to Expect at Your First Reformer Pilates Class in Dallas
At your first reformer Pilates class at BE Fit Modern Pilates in Dallas, plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early, wear form-fitting workout clothes with grip socks (required), and get ready for a 45-minute full-body workout that uses slow,
Reformer Pilates for Runners: Why Dallas’s Katy Trail Crowd Is Cross-Training at BE Fit
Yes, reformer Pilates is one of the most effective cross-training workouts for runners. It strengthens the deep core, glutes, and hip stabilizers that running tends to neglect, corrects the muscle imbalances that cause IT band pain and shin splints, and