Reformer Pilates is one of the most effective ways to build core strength, improve posture, and move with more control and confidence. But when deciding between private sessions or group classes, it helps to understand the differences and which format best supports your goals.
At HALM, we offer both. Each approach offers unique benefits depending on your experience, preferences, and lifestyle. Here's how to decide what’s right for you.
1. Personalisation vs. Community
Private Reformer Pilates offers a fully personalised experience. Every session is tailored to your goals, your body, and how you move. You’ll get detailed coaching, progress tracking, and hands-on support from your instructor.
Whether you're managing an injury, working on specific performance goals, or just prefer 1:1 attention, this format allows for deep focus and precision.
Group Reformer Pilates, on the other hand, brings energy, structure, and a motivating group dynamic. Our classes are capped at six clients, so you’ll still receive individual cues and coaching within a progressive, full-body program.
It's a consistent and engaging way to move, strengthen, and stay accountable.
2. Coaching Style & Session Flow
In private sessions, your instructor adapts every element of the session to you from spring load and movement sequencing to hands-on adjustments and cueing. You move at your own pace, with time to refine technique and focus on what your body needs most that day.



