LUXEFOLD PILATES REFORMER
232 ReviewsOur Luxefold reformer combines luxury craftsmanship with a sleek, foldable design for effortless storage and a studio-quality experience anywhere.








Real Moms, Real Results
"Reformer Pilates healed my Diastasis recti after my baby"
Skye Golematis, London
Frequently Asked Questions
When can I start Reformer Pilates Postpartum?
If you had a vaginal birth, you can typically start gentle Pilates around 4–6 weeks postpartum with your doctor's approval. For a cesarean birth, it's usually safe around 8–10 weeks postpartum. Always consult your doctor first and listen to your body as you ease back into movement.
Will Reformer Pilates help Diastasis Recti?
Reformer Pilates helps rebuild core strength and improve muscle connection, targeting the deep abdominal muscles without straining the midline. Gentle, controlled movements on the reformer support safe recovery, reduce separation, and restore core stability. Always consult with a professional for proper guidance.
Does Reformer Pilates help with weight loss after pregnancy?
Yes, Reformer Pilates can support weight loss after pregnancy by building lean muscle, boosting metabolism, and enhancing overall body strength. Its low-impact, full-body workouts help tone muscles and improve posture, while also increasing calorie burn during and after sessions
Is Reformer Pilates effective for pelvic floor recovery?
Yes, Reformer Pilates is highly effective for pelvic floor recovery. The controlled movements and resistance-based exercises help strengthen the deep core muscles, including the pelvic floor, without added strain. This improves muscle tone, supports bladder control, and enhances overall stability, making it ideal for postpartum recovery.
Can Reformer Pilates help with back pain after pregnancy?
Yes, Reformer Pilates can help alleviate back pain after pregnancy by strengthening the core, improving posture, and enhancing spinal alignment. Its low-impact exercises target the deep stabilizing muscles, providing better support for the back and reducing discomfort over time.