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Types of Pilates Equipment That’ll Take Your Workout to the Next Level

Isabelle Jones by Isabelle Jones
September 8, 2022
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If you’re looking to take your pilates workout to the next level, you’ll need some specialized equipment. Here is a list of the pieces of pilates equipment that will help you achieve your fitness goals!

A Chair 

This may be the most overlooked piece of equipment when it comes to this sport. Nowadays, many health enthusiasts are looking for a Pilates chair for sale as they have realized the benefits it offers. It is a great way to improve your balance and coordination while also working on your core muscles. The chair can be a bit challenging at first, but you’ll get the hang of it in no time. Just make sure to start slow and gradually increase the intensity of your workouts.

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One of the main advantages of using a chair is that it forces you to engage your core muscles more. This results in faster and more noticeable results. In addition, a chair can also help improve your posture and prevent injuries in the long run. If you are looking for a new challenge, then a Pilates chair is definitely worth considering. You won’t regret giving it a try! 

Ball

The most popular type of equipment used in Pilates is the ball. It can be a great addition to your workout routine, as it helps to improve balance and coordination. There are a variety of different sizes and weights of balls available, so you can find one that is suitable for your fitness level. You can also use the ball to add resistance to your workouts, by holding it between your legs or under your arms.

For example, a small ball can be used to target the muscles in your lower body, by placing it between your ankles and performing a squat. Or, you can place a ball under your lower back and perform a curl-up. There are endless possibilities when it comes to using a ball in your Pilates workout.

A Pilates Mat 

No quality pilates training can be done without a good, comfortable mat. A mat is a key part of your equipment, and it will be one of the first things you purchase when starting your practice. There are a few different types of mats available on the market, each with its own benefits.

The most important factor to consider when purchasing a mat is comfort. You want to make sure that you have a mat that is thick enough to cushion your body during floor exercises. If you are doing a lot of Pilates workouts that involve lying on your back, you want to make sure that your head and neck are comfortable as well. Look for a mat that has a firmness level that works for you- not too hard and not too soft. 

Trapeze Table 

The trapeze table is also a great addition for pilates goers. The exercises you can do on it are the following:

  • Seated Russian Twist
  • Seated Spinal Twist
  • Reverse Plank
  • Tabletop Leg Lifts
  • Pilates Scissors

All of these exercises help to improve your balance, flexibility, and core strength. If you want a workout that is a little bit more challenging, then the trapeze table is definitely for you! 

For example, the seated Russian twist is a great way to work your obliques. You can also use a lightweight while doing this exercise to make it a bit more challenging. 

A Ring 

A high-quality pilates ring can help to improve the quality of your workout and make it more challenging. By using a ring, you can target specific muscle groups more effectively. 

There are a few things to consider when choosing a ring. The first is the size. Make sure to choose a ring that is comfortable for you to hold, and that is the right size for your body type. 

The second thing to consider is the resistance level. Some rings are made with different levels of resistance, so you can choose one that is appropriate for your fitness level. 

Pilates has a ton of health benefits if done right, so consider these and you’ll get the best ring money can buy. 

Reformer

Another great type of equipment for a Pilates workout is a reformer. This type of equipment helps to improve your balance and coordination, as well as strengthen your core muscles. It can also be used to help tone your arms and legs. The reformer is a great piece of equipment for a full-body workout.

If you’re looking for a way to take your pilates workout to the next level, consider adding a reformer to your routine. You’ll be glad you did! 

Pilates is one of the greatest sports you can do in a group or on your own, but you do need good equipment. All the ones listed above are essential for a quality session as they will challenge you and give you a great workout. Make sure to do some research on buying them, and then learn all the exercises you can do!

Isabelle Jones

Isabelle Jones

The information contained in this article is for informational purposes only and is not in any way intended to substitute medical care or advice from your doctor, or be interpreted as expert opinion.

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