Your Pilates Class

Your Pilates Class is an on-demand Pilates platform created by a Reformer instructor, for Reformer instructors.

Designed for busy teachers who spend their days guiding others, this app helps you finally make time for your own practice with short, effective classes you can fit into your schedule.

Whether you have 10 minutes between clients or 30 minutes after your last class, simply press play and flow along.

Finally Get Your Own Training In. Your Pilates Class makes it easy to prioritise your movement, stay inspired, and keep your teaching fresh.

Every class is designed to challenge and inspire instructors while still being easy to follow and implement in your own teaching.

The result?
You stay strong, energised, and creatively inspired in your Pilates career.

What You’ll Find Inside

30-Minute Signature Flows
Dynamic reformer classes designed to fit around your busy teaching schedule.

Quick Burn Classes (10–15 Minutes)
Short, spicy flows when time is tight but you still want to move.

Restore Flow Series
Slow, restorative classes to help you reset and recharge.

Downloadable Class Plans
Each 30-minute signature class includes a downloadable plan so you can easily use the sequence in your own teaching.

Growing Library of Classes
New flows and class inspiration added regularly to keep your practice fresh.

Designed For Pilates Instructors

Created by Pilates educator Sophie Moschos, Your Pilates Class was built to solve a challenge many instructors face - finding time for their own practice while teaching others all day.

This platform helps instructors:

• Fit their own workouts into busy schedules
• Stay inspired with fresh class ideas
• Avoid burnout by prioritising self-care
• Keep their teaching creative and engaging

Your Time To Flow

Prop your phone up on the reformer, press play, and let Sophie guide you through a no-fuss class designed just for you.

Because instructors deserve great classes too.


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