Posted On: October 14th 2026, 09:59 am
Is Pilates having an identity crisis? 👀
Pilates is everywhere right now. Reformer studios are opening constantly, new variations are appearing on timetables, activewear has become part of the culture and social media has turned Pilates into an entire aesthetic.
And on the whole, I think that’s a brilliant thing.
More people are moving. More people are discovering Pilates. And a form of exercise that has been around for decades is reaching an entirely new audience.
But as Pilates continues to grow, I do think there’s an interesting question worth asking…
At what point does Pilates stop being Pilates?
In this week’s Radiant Weekly, I’m talking about the evolution of Pilates, the rise of the modern boutique studio, and why I don’t necessarily think change is a bad thing.
I’d genuinely love to know what you think about this one 🙋🏻♀️
Is Pilates simply evolving with a new generation, or are we moving too far away from what Pilates was originally designed to be?
Read the full article in this week’s Radiant Weekly via the link in our bio. 🤍
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