Unlock Your Potential with Clinical Pilates

Pilates isn't just a workout. it's a science-backed approach to maximising strength, flexibility, and movement control. Originating from Joseph Pilates in the early 1900s, it has evolved into a widely recognised method for enhancing physical performance. Today, Clinical Pilates stands out as a tailored regimen designed to optimise individual body mechanics as a therapy for recovery and rehabilitation.

Clinical Pilates: Precise Therapy in Motion

At Peak MSK Physio, Clinical Pilates isn't a one-size-fits-all approach. It is a precision-focused regimen based on testing and diagnosis customising to your unique recovery needs. By targeting specific muscle imbalances and weaknesses, this program aims to refine movement patterns, leading to improved performance and reduced injury risk. Whether you're working on a mat or utilising our specialised equipment like the reformer, each exercise is carefully selected to match your level and treatment goals.

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Elevate Your Recovery & Performance with Clinical Pilates

Our approach begins with a comprehensive assessment to identify any underlying conditions and assess your suitability. Clinical Pilates classes differ from  studio classes as it is a tool to treat injury and pain towards recovery and performance. At Peak MSK Physio, we offer variety in individual treatment or with our classes so we provide you with what suits each person the best. Strength can be a priority but also other aspects of function like balance, endurance, coordination, all of which contribute to movement optimisation. Through targeted exercises and equipment introduction, such as the reformer or mat work, our aim is to have patients with a program specific to them that focuses on their recovery needs and health goals. We ensure our patients are reaching their health goals and feeling good doing so. 

Clinical Pilates for Fall Prevention: Enhancing Safety and Stability

In addition to performance enhancement, Clinical Pilates has emerged as a scientifically proven method for reducing the risk of falls, especially among older adults. By targeting trunk strength, balance, and coordination, Pilates exercises help improve stability and proprioception, crucial factors in preventing falls and maintaining independence. This evidence-based approach makes Pilates an invaluable tool for promoting safety and well-being in older age groups.

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Customised Training: Understanding Directional Bias

Directional bias plays a crucial role in how your body moves and functions. Whether you're inclined towards forward bends, backward stretches, or sideways twists, we take into account your body's natural movement tendencies when designing your Pilates program. By aligning exercises with your preferred movements, we facilitate smoother, more efficient movement patterns, fostering overall multidirectional improvement in mobility and function.

Individually or in a Class of 4. Expert Guidance for Optimal Results

Supervised by our trained clinical team, our Clinical Pilates sessions offer unparalleled expertise and support. With their guidance, you'll receive personalised instruction to ensure each movement is executed safely and effectively, maximising the benefits of your Pilates practice. We maximise our classes to 4 per class, so we can ensure each patient can be given equal focus and opportunity to be overseen by our clinical team in the 40 minutes they spend with us. We also provide 1 on 1 sessions for patients who might need some more practice before entering a class, or for those who would rather undertake the classes simply by themselves.

Classes will run for 40 minutes per session. All of our clinicians have undertaken extra learning in the field of clinical pilates. For more details on class times and sessions, see our timetable below.

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Recover through the Benefits of Clinical Pilates

From elite athletes to anyone seeking performance enhancement, Clinical Pilates has gained recognition for its evidence-based approach to movement optimization. Backed by ongoing research and embraced in diverse settings, it's a proven tool for unlocking your body's full potential. Take the first step towards achieving your health goals – book your initial appointment today! Contact us on 9533 5305 or visit our enquiry page to make an online inquiry and start your journey with us.

Pilates Class Timetable

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Small group Pilates timetable, as of May 2023

Book Your Initial Assessment Today!

Clinical pilates is a great form of exercise to help you move better. More and more research is being performed and displaying positive results from the effects of clinical pilates. It is now commonly used in elite sporting environments, the navy defence force and people suffering from chronic pain. Do yourself a favour and book your initial appointment today to get your body back on track! You can call the clinic on 9533 5305 or make an online inquiry on our website and book in today!

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Read more about clinical pilates in this blog below, written by our Clinical Team, who will take you through the pilates classes.


Read More About Pilates Below

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Read more about clinical pilates in this blog below, written by our Osteopath Callan, who will take you through the pilates classes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is your Pilates studio located?

Our studio is located onsite at our clinic. It is located on the first floor with stair access only. We also have the option to provide pilates in our ground level gym if required, speak to our friendly reception team for more information.

How many times a week should I attend?

In order to get the best results, attending a minimum of 2-3 times per week will allow for the best results. This way, we can monitor whether you are progressing or regressing with your overall functional movement, to ensure you are getting the best treatment.

What should I wear?

Clothes that are comfortable and easy to move around in are best suited to clinical pilates. As exercises are done without shoes on, footwear will not be a concern. For hygiene reasons, we require each person to be wearing socks when undergoing the classes.

What should I bring to classes?

Clothes that are comfortable and easy to move around in are best suited to clinical pilates. As the exercises are done without shoes on, footwear will not be a concern. For hygiene reasons, we require each person to be wearing socks when undergoing the classes. You can bring your own towel if you choose, and do not forget your water bottle to keep hydrated!

Where can I park?

We have 2 dedicated parking spots at the front of the clinic and 3 around the back of the business park. You can view a map of the parking arrangements on our website https://peakmsk.com.au/directions/
If these happen to all be filled there is also parking on Reserve road and Park road.

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