Pilates and Physiotherapy in Amersham & Chorleywood

Many injuries seen in a physiotherapy clinic stem from problems relating to poor posture, mobility, balance, core strength and flexibility – all of which Pilates can improve.

Pilates builds balanced and coordinated muscles from head to toe while targeting the deep postural muscles of the abdomen and spine, improving core stability and alignment.

Suitable for everyone regardless of age, gender or experience, the mental and physical benefits of Pilates are far-reaching and transformative including:

  • Alleviating general back, neck and shoulder pain
  • Improving everyday function
  • Increasing overall strength and preventing injury
  • Conditioning for sports and athletics
  • Relieving stress and engendering a sense of wellbeing

We are dedicated to providing you with the best care. Our physiotherapists and experienced Pilates instructors work alongside each other to help patients recover and improve.

We offer a range of Pilates classes for all levels of experience and abilities. The classes are kept small and tailored to meet individual’s needs.

Small Group Pilates Mat Classes

  • A maximum of 8 participants to ensure you get personal attention and support.
  • Beginners and intermediate classes available in the daytime and evenings.
  • 1-2-1 Pilates care.

Perfect for those needing a more specialised programme whether for rehabilitation, improving athletic performance or simply fine-tuning movement. We use a mix of reformer and Studio equipment to optimise your recovery and performance.

Our Pilates classes run out of our studio at our clinic. For more information on Pilates and our classes take a look at our dedicated Ruislip Pilates website or give the physio reception team a call on 01494 764822.

Meet the Team

Pali

Pali

Pilates Instructor

Pali believes that the benefits of Pilates should be accessible to everyone. Her experience is diverse, from those simply wanting to improve their well-being to athletes to those navigating through health concerns including, back pain, spinal conditions, cancer and hip and knee replacements.

In her spare time Pali enjoys dancing, rock climbing, paddle-boarding, and pottery.

Her motto is: “Never stop moving. Never stop learning.”

Karen

Karen

Pilates Instructor

Karen decided to leave her job in the corporate world and retrain as a Pilates Teacher in 2011, having always had a passion for dance and fitness.

Karen completed her teacher training with the Body Control Pilates Association and started to work with local Physiotherapists to help rehabilitate their patients with Pilates exercises following sports injuries. Having a keen interest in Pilates for rehab, she continued her professional development with the Australian Physiotherapy and Pilates Institute based in London and has most recently qualified in teaching Reformer Pilates.

In her spare time, Karen enjoys most fitness-related activities, especially running, bouldering and paddle boarding.