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The Return Library

Guides and free at-home movement videos from the physios and instructors at Return, to help you move, recover and feel a little better between sessions.

beginners

How long does Pilates take to work? What changes at 2, 6 and 12 weeks

Two weeks for the way you feel. Six weeks for the way you move. Twelve weeks before anyone else notices. That is the honest timeline, and almost nobody tells you…

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The Return team

Smiling woman on her side on the reformer with her top leg lifted, mid-way through a class

How your body works

Pair of hand weights resting on a reformer in Return's quiet studio, with more reformers behind
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injury prevention, strength, Videos between classes

The benefits of strength: why stronger muscles mean less pain
Woman lying on the reformer with her eyes closed, hands resting on her ribs to feel her breath and deep core
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anatomy, beginners, core, Videos between classes

What is the core? More than the muscles you can see
Smiling woman sitting relaxed on a reformer between exercises in Return's bright studio
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New to Return

The Return team of Pilates instructors and physiotherapists smiling together in the Malvern East studio
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Smiling woman kneeling on the reformer with her hands on the footbar, set up and ready to start
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beginners, reformer, technique, Videos between classes

Why setup is so important: position first, then move
Client putting her sandals away in a locker at Return before her Pilates class
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Over 55

Pair of hand weights resting on a reformer in Return's quiet studio, with more reformers behind
Video

injury prevention, strength, Videos between classes

The benefits of strength: why stronger muscles mean less pain
Woman pulling the reformer straps with bent arms during a group class, working her arms and upper back

Perimenopause & menopause

Pair of hand weights resting on a reformer in Return's quiet studio, with more reformers behind
Video

injury prevention, strength, Videos between classes

The benefits of strength: why stronger muscles mean less pain

Pregnancy & postnatal

Woman lying on the reformer with her eyes closed, hands resting on her ribs to feel her breath and deep core
Video

anatomy, beginners, core, Videos between classes

What is the core? More than the muscles you can see
Woman lying on the reformer with her hand on her chest and eyes closed, focusing on slow, steady breathing
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breathing, core, technique, Videos between classes

Breathing matters: the link between breath and core

Returning from injury

Pyramid of black and sage spiky massage balls used for self-massage and release, beside a potted plant
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Instructor gently guiding a smiling client's shoulder and ribcage during a standing arm exercise

Teens & families

Return instructor guiding a reformer class while clients lie on their backs with their legs lifted
Instructor gently guiding a smiling client's shoulder and ribcage during a standing arm exercise
Two women in activewear looking at a tablet together in the Return studio

Videos between classes

The Return team of Pilates instructors and physiotherapists smiling together in the Malvern East studio
Video
Pair of hand weights resting on a reformer in Return's quiet studio, with more reformers behind
Video

injury prevention, strength, Videos between classes

The benefits of strength: why stronger muscles mean less pain
Smiling woman kneeling on the reformer with her hands on the footbar, set up and ready to start
Video

beginners, reformer, technique, Videos between classes

Why setup is so important: position first, then move