Guides for reformer studios

Practical guides for reformer Pilates studio owners and instructors — planning one class for a mixed room, running a “pain means stop” rule, and what to ask before a client’s first class.

Practical notes for owners and instructors, written from how good studios already work. They help you plan and organise; they are not medical advice.

How to plan one reformer class for a mixed room

Start from one flow, prepare options for each block, group them into two or three lines and call the line, not the person.

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Pain means stop: running the rule in a group class

What to say before class, what to do in the moment, and what to record afterwards.

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Before the first class: what to ask, and who should see it

Health questions, consent and access under UK GDPR — a short practical checklist.

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A two-minute check-in before class

A short, private script: what to ask, how to listen, and how to put people on a line.

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Class notes that are useful — and private

Write for the next instructor, keep it short, and make it reach the class.

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