· Back and neck pain
· Muscle and tendon Injuries
· Sporting injuries
· Post-operative rehabilitation
· Joint pain
· Arthritis
· Work related injuries
· Pre and post-natal conditions
· Whiplash
· Postural re-education
The first session will be a detailed assessment, both functional but also getting your history to ensure the treatment plan we choose best suits your needs.
There is no “one size fits all” for your rehab. Two people with the same injury may have very different goal outcomes so their programs and treatment will be tailored towards them.
Depending on how your injury/condition treatment may clude any of the following:
Your treatment will vary depending on the assessment, extent and severity of your injury/ symptoms. Physiotherapy may include any of the following:
· Exercise therapy
· Joint mobilisation
· Dry needling
· Massage
· Clinical Pilates
· Taping
If you have purchased a block of 7 Reformer classes- you could cancel a session and replace it with another reformer class, mat class or a Barre class with space in it.
If you have purchased a barre or mat block class. You can cancel a session and use your credits on any other mat or barre classes.
We recommend wearing clothing that you can easily move in (leggings; jogging bottoms; t shirt; tank top). If you are coming in for a lower limb injury then we recommend wearing shorts (or bringing them with you).
There is on-street meter parking in the surrounding streets all within a 5 minute walk:
Abbotsford crescent
Albert Terrace
Colinton Road
Morningside Place
Churchill
Newbattle Terrace
We accept card, cash or bank transfer for in person appointments
You can cancel your class up to 24 hours before the class. You will then have ‘make-up class’ credit which you will be able to use to book into another available class of the same cost. These credits must be used within the dates of the block of classes and wont roll into then next block
People from the first block will always be given 24hour priority booking when it comes to the next block. Their bookings day will open 1 day ahead of the public to allow for class consistency.
You can cancel your sessions in advance, once you have signed up to the block. These will then become class credits and you can use these on any other reformer class where there are spaces wihin that block.
We recommend having a Pilates/Yoga mat for doing the classes.
Some of the workouts have options to use small pieces of equipment (bands, foam rollers, softballs, pilates circles) but there are plenty of classes that you only need a mat for.
Some people like to have a small head cushion or rolled up towel to support their head while lying down.
Classes vary from 10-45minutes so you can pick whatever suits you and your schedule
Yes, absolutely! We have different levels of workouts so you can start with some of our Beginner classes until you get stronger. We also have a tutorial section where we delve into some exercises in more depth.
There is also a 6-week Beginner course that we recommend purchasing (in our services area) if you are a complete beginner. By the end of the 6-week block you will have a really good base for getting the most out of your workouts.
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We recommend seeing a physiotherapist before starting an online exercise program. If your physiotherapist has signed you off for general exercise then our platform is a great way to build back up your strength. If you have not seen anyone and would like some more advice then please contact us on the form at the end of the page.
Alternatively, you can book in for either an in-person or online 1:1 appointment with us.
Classes are not intended for pregnancy and may have positions that are not suitable. It is best to find a pregnancy specific program to do while pregnant.
Our Women’s Health Physiotherapist’s have specialist training in Pelvic Health Physiotherapy as well as Pilates training meaning we can support you throughout your pregnancy and beyond. Our aim is to empower women with the knowledge and tools to help them feel confident in their changing bodies.
Women’s Health Physio’s can treat conditions such as:
Urinary Incontinence
Pelvic Pain
Diastasis Recti
Painful Sex
Scar management
Postural Changes
Our Mat Classes run as blocks of 7 weekly classes. When you sign up to a block, you will have the option to highlight classes you will not be here for and be issued ‘make-up class’ credits to use in other classes during the block term. These could be any mat class or Barre class that has free spaces in them. You must use your credits within the block term.
Please click the ‘book a class’ button on our homepage for a full list of classes and descriptions which are running this block.
BEGINNER Pilates classes teach the principles and foundations of Pilates. We progressively layer exercises meaning those who have been coming for longer can be challenged yet those new to class can be guided to suit them, meaning everyone feels safely supported and challenged.
INTERMEDIATE classes build on the foundational Pilates principles and add fun and challenging sequences to further develop strength, flexibility and stability.
PILATES FOR RUNNERS – these Physio led classes aim to progressively improve your strength, postural endurance, mobility and biomechanics to elevate your overall running performance and recovery.
PILATES FOR DANCERS classes are run by our Dance Specialist Physiotherapist Shannon and are specifically designed for children
POST-NATAL classes are run by a specialised physiotherapist with further training in women’s health and post-natal exercise and are suitable for people with 12 week olds and up. It is a beginner to intermediate level class that promotes optimal posture, flexibility and strength, specifically focussing on abdominal and pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation. You must be cleared by your doctor for exercise and book in for an Initial Pilates assessment with a physiotherapist first.
The Initial Assessment will also include screening for bladder, bowel, sexual pain, musculoskeletal issues or injuries, and your exercise goals and aims. Depending on these results, the physiotherapist can delve deeper into making a management plan to suit you. This assessment may also involve assessing some of the common exercises found in the class you’re going to be attending to give you a chance to practise your technique in a more supervised way.
PRE-NATAL classes are run by a specialised physiotherapist with further training in pre & post-natal exercise and are suitable for people 2nd to 3rd trimester. It is a beginner to intermediate level class that promotes optimal posture, flexibility and strength, specifically focussing on abdominal and pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation. You must fill out a thorough screening questionnaire throughout your block and are encouraged to come for an initial 1:1 Clinical Pilates appointment first.
FALLS PREVENTION classes are designed to promote muscle strength, bone health and improve balance to reduce the consequences of the ageing process allowing you to stay strong and functional enjoying a healthy and active lifestyle.
ASSISTED PILATES CLASSES classes are taken by our Neuro Physiotherapist Lynnssay and are suitable for those who find movement/exercise challenging or those living with a long term health condition (such as osteoporosis, multiple sclerosis, fibromyalgia etc) which limit your ability to exercise. This class can be modified – aiming to make Pilates accessible to all.
PILATES FOR KIDS
PILATES FOR GOLFERS
Our group reformer classes have up to 6 people in them and are taken by our highly experienced Physiotherapists and Pilates Instructors.
The use of Reformer beds, magic circles and weights are an excellent way of adding resistance to exercises, which means you get a full body program that focuses on getting the most out of the class for you.
We have a wide range of classes from beginner classes to pre & post natal reformer. We also have sports specific classes and various levels. Please follow the ‘book a class’ button on home page to see a full list of all classes currently on offer
Studio Pilates involves one of our highly experienced Pilates Instructors or Physiotherapists designing a personalised program that addresses your specific needs and goals. Our Studio Pilates classes are capped at three people, so you have an expert guiding you for your whole session with a more individualised approach. We will use a variety of equipment including reformer, trapeze and the barrel. All of those wishing to join studio sessions are encouraged to book in for an initial Pilates 1:1 Session first and advise you from here.
They can take a detailed history and assessment then will go over the foundations with you, including breathing and how to activate your deep core muscles and pelvic floor correctly. They will also advise you on the best next steps, whether that might be doing a couple of 1:1 sessions first before going into classes – they will provide you with the confidence and support you need.
Clinical Pilates sessions are led by our highly skilled physiotherapists. The sessions utilise a mix of the studio equipment including reformers and trapeze table amongst others depending on your individual needs. Our physiotherapists have extensive experience and training using Pilates as an effective rehab tool and will tailor a programme to your specific needs. Whether it’s for post-natal recovery, post operative rehabilitation or an elite athlete looking for an injury prevention and sports conditioning programme, we will support you in achieving whatever your goals. Before attending these sessions, you will need to book an Initial Pilates Assessment with a Physiotherapist.
Remedial Massage
Our massage therapist uses techniques to treat muscular problems where there is significant pain or loss of movement. This style of massage is designed for the treatment of short and long term injuries. Deeply mobilising, this form of massage uses firm pressure and stretching to loosen key areas of tightness, restoring flexibility and movement
Sports Massage
Our massage therapist works on specific muscles, taking into account the injuries that the individuals sport may put on their body.
Our physiotherapists are trained to diagnose, manage and treat a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions and injuries. They are also skilled in continuing rehabilitation after surgery, coordinating treatment protocols, liaising with surgeons and GPs in order to achieve best possible outcomes.
We use manual therapy and hands-on techniques to assess and treat the area of discomfort. We will also help identify the factors that cause and aggravate your condition, such as postural, work and lifestyle habits and can provide exercise therapy and strategies to enhance your recovery and reduce injury recurrence.
Conditions we treat include:
Back and Neck pain
Sporting Injuries
Tendonpathies
Muscle Strains
Repetitive strain injuries
Pre/Post Natal
Post-Operative
Sports conditioning
Rehabilitation