INTRODUCTION
Welcome to ĀKI Pilates Club – The House of Movement—a multi-sensory reformer Pilates studio designed to transform your body and mind, awaken your senses, and elevate your wellness journey. At ĀKI Pilates Club, Pilates is more than an exercise—it’s an experience.
More than a studio, we are a Pilates, social wellness, and movement club—a thoughtfully curated space, with a supportive community, and a team committed to enhancing your strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. A place where you can connect, recharge, and rediscover the power of mindful movement.
OUR HOLISTIC APPROACH
Crafted to inspire transformation and deepen your mind-body connection.
Wellness redefined—where Pilates becomes a journey of presence.
A sense-awakening sanctuary designed to nurture well-being.
A combination that is grounded in mindfulness, elevated by movement.
Ready to elevate your wellness journey?
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
For best results, it’s recommended to practice Pilates 2-3 times per week. Consistency is key to improving flexibility, core strength, and posture. You can adjust your routine based on your fitness goals and schedule.
While Pilates equipment like reformers and stability balls can enhance your practice, many Pilates exercises can be done on a mat using just your body weight. Beginners often start with mat Pilates before incorporating equipment.
Pilates is great for toning and strengthening muscles, particularly the core. While it may not burn as many calories as some high-intensity workouts, it can aid in weight loss when combined with a balanced diet and other forms of exercise like cardio. It also helps improve overall body composition and muscle definition.
Pilates can be beneficial during pregnancy as it focuses on strengthening the core muscles, improving flexibility, and enhancing balance, which can help support the changing body. It also emphasizes controlled breathing and gentle movements, which can reduce stress and promote relaxation. However, it’s essential to modify exercises to accommodate the pregnancy’s different stages and consult with a healthcare provider before starting or continuing a Pilates routine to ensure safety for both the mother and the baby.
Yes, Pilates is known for strengthening the core muscles, which can support and stabilize the spine. This can lead to relief from back pain and prevent future injuries. However, if you have a specific back condition, it’s important to work with a trained instructor who can modify exercises for your needs.
