Reformer Pilates is a form of Pilates performed on a specialized piece of equipment called a reformer. The reformer allows movement to be gentle on joints while building strength, and uses springs, straps and a moving carriage to provide both the resistance and the support as you move. This allows you to build strength, improve mobility and stability, and develop greater body awareness. At The Pilates Hub, our reformer Pilates classes are thoughtfully taught by our certified team for a range of experience levels, from complete beginners to experienced practitioners!

Pilates is a movement method focused on core strength, stability, mobility, coordination, and body awareness. Reformer Pilates uses the reformer machine to add resistance, support, and additional movement options to traditional Pilates exercises.At The Pilates Hub, our group classes primarily use the reformer, giving you the benefit of Pilates while allowing you to adjust the challenge level to your body's unique experience and goals.

The Pilates Hub is built around the belief that all bodies are good bodies! We combine expert-led reformer Pilates with thoughtful instruction, small classes, individualized modifications, and a strong focus on movement education.Located in Seattle's Green Lake neighborhood, we're a welcoming studio for both beginners and experience practitioners. We don't believe there's one "right" way for every body to move - we celebrate and teach the real person in front of us. Our community is amazing, and so welcoming. Come on into the the Pilates studio where everyone knows your name!

Booking a class is easy! You can view our live schedule and reserve your spot online through our website or by logging into your client account. We recommend booking in advance, as many classes fill quickly. If a class is full, simply add yourself to the waitlist—you may still get in! Click here to view the schedule and start booking your class!

Yes, absolutely! Our classes are designed for a range of fitness levels and experiences. Join us as at any level, whether it's your first time trying Pilates, or you're looking to deepen and refine your skill. Our certified instructors offer modifications and progressions as needed, so you can move safely while building strength, confidence, and body awareness.

Absolutely. Pilates can be adapted to meet a wide range of bodies, experience levels, and movement goals. At The Pilates Hub, our instructors offer modifications, progressions, and different ways to approach exercises throughout class. Whether you're brand new to Pilates, returning to movement after time away, building strength, or looking for a more challenging practice - our goal is to help you find an appropriate level while continuing to learn and grow.

We recommend starting with Principles, this only needs to be taken once. It is our foundational class where you'll learn how the reformer works, Pilates terminology, breathing, alignment, and the core movement patterns. Click here to view the schedule and book your first class!

Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely. Grip socks are required. They are available for purchase in the studio.

Yes. If you do not bring your own, we have pairs available for purchase at The Hub.

Not at all. Pilates is about building strength, not already having it.Many people begin Pilates because they want to improve their fitness, reduce pain, increase mobility, or feel stronger in everyday life. Our instructors meet you where you are and help you progress at your own pace.

There is plenty of free street parking available throughout the surrounding neighborhood. We recommend giving yourself a few extra minutes to find a spot during busier class times.

If it's your first visit, please arrive about 5–10 minutes early so we can show you around the studio, introduce you to the reformer, and answer any questions before class begins. Returning clients are welcome to arrive a few minutes before class to get settled.

You will not be able to join class if you are more than 10 minutes late.