PRENATAL PILATES · JERVIS BAY

Pilates designed for

your changing body.

Physiotherapist-informed prenatal Pilates to build strength, support your changing posture, and keep you moving well through every trimester.

Our prenatal Pilates classes are physiotherapist-informed and designed around how your body is actually changing, what the science says you need, and focused on preparing your body for pregnancy and recovery — so you can stop Googling and start moving with confidence.

Why prenatal Pilates?

Pregnancy changes how your body carries load, moment-to-moment and trimester-to-trimester. Prenatal Pilates is designed to target the areas that need strength and mobility in pregnancy and motherhood.

Each class is instructor-led and designed specifically for pregnancy, working on:

  • Pelvic floor strength — to support you through pregnancy and prepare for birth

  • Posture and alignment — to ease the aches that come with a growing bump

  • Whole-body strength — so you feel capable and strong as your body changes

  • Confidence in how you move — so you're moving with trust, not hesitation

  • Recovery — Building a foundation now that supports your recovery after birth.

Who is this for?

This is a good fit if you're pregnant and want to stay active with guidance you can trust, whether that's your first time on a reformer or you're simply looking for a class built around where your body is right now, not where it used to be.

If you have a complex pregnancy, a history of pelvic pain, or you're unsure whether prenatal reformer Pilates is right for you at the moment, our physiotherapists are also here for a prenatal physiotherapy assessment to help guide you better.

The prenatal starter pack

The easiest way to begin is with our Prenatal Starter Pack — 4 reformer classes, usable in our Saturday prenatal-reformer class or our Align Reformer classes, whichever suits your week. It also includes four short guides written by our physiotherapists, so you're never left guessing between classes:

  • Pelvic Floor Strength in Pregnancy

  • Signs to Stop During Exercise

  • Perineal Massage Guide

  • Prepare Your Pelvic Floor for Birth Guide

Frequently Asked Questions

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through your pregnancy?

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