Our Edinburgh treatment room is on Piersfield Terrace, between Jock’s Lodge and Portobello, with frequent bus services and ample on-street parking. Blue badge holders can park in the reserved space directly outside our front door.
Whether you are visiting for personal training or therapeutic/massage services, we are equipped with a large range of gear suitable for all ages, sizes and abilities.
![]() Swiss balls/eggsLarge inflatable balls of varying sizes that provide support and/or an unstable base to add challenge and variety to your workout. For those with balance issues, inflatable eggs roll in one direction only for security. |
![]() Pilates ballsSmaller, soft inflatable balls of varying size that can add support, postural correction and resistance for many classic exercises. |
![]() Pilates ringsSometimes called Magic Circles, these double-grip padded rings are commonly used to add intensity to floor exercises. The resistance encourages a toning effect by targeting specific muscles. Especially useful in areas like the inner and outer thighs, upper arms, the chest and even the pelvic muscles. |
![]() Soft weightsAn alternative to traditional resistance equipment, these easy-to-hold balls place less strain on the hand and wrist muscles than dumbells due to their shape and the fact their size remains constant even as the weight increases. |
![]() Resistance bandsAnother resistance option, these elastic bands give varying resistance and another dimension to exercise and flexibility training. Specially made wrist and ankle straps provide options for those with grip or flexibility issues. |
![]() Balance trainersThese inflatable domes with a solid, flat underside provide an unstable base to further challenge your postural muscles. They can be used both sides up, singly, and in partner work – with or without extra resistance – they encourage your body to adapt to more challenging situations. |
![]() Foam rollersEither fully cylindrical or D-shaped, these firm foam rollers are used for support, destabilisation and flexibility training. |
![]() Tennis ballsThese are used to aid fine muscle control, promote grip strength and can help in flexibility training. Sadly our studio isn’t quite big enough for a game of tennis! |
![]() Blocks, pads, supports and matsThe basics of any Pilates session, these keep you comfortable by accomodating your own body shape, allowing you to focus fully on the work in hand. |