Pregnancy Pilates | Mums and Bubs Pilates | Clinical Pilates

Coolangatta & Tweed Heads

Our Pilates classes are designed to support you at every stage of your wellness journey. Whether you're pregnant looking for pregnancy pilates, a new parent wanting to rebuild strength in our mini and me class, or simply looking to strengthen your core and pelvic floor, we've got a class for you. From mini and me to our Clinical Pilates 8-week program, each class focuses on improving deep abdominal strength, posture, stability, and overall well-being.

And the best part? Our small group classes are led by our team of Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists and Exercise Physiologists, meaning each class is able to be tailored and specialised to your specific needs!

Class Types

Mini and Me

Peak Flo Pilates

Clinical Pilates (Group Physio)

Pilates FAQs

Can I bring my baby?

We offer small group classes (with a maximum of 4 participants), ensuring you receive personalized attention and a class tailored to your individual needs. Our Mini and Me class is designed specifically for babies to come to class, but babies are welcome at all sessions (unless otherwise specified), so you can enjoy your workout without worrying about child care. We do however ask that more mobile kiddies remain in their prams or with mum or dad whilst class is in progress to avoid little hands near the reformers! Our instructors are pros at keeping little ones entertained—just cue “Happy Song” by Imogen Happ on repeat! They’re also happy to hold your baby if you’re comfortable or even help you integrate your little one into your workout in our mini and me sessions. Feel free to bring a bouncer or any toys to keep them engaged while you focus on your session!

Can I claim Pilates classes on private health insurance?

Yes! All our Pilates classes are claimable on private health insurance. In order for us to claim these classes we do require you to have a pre class assessment. For this use code 500. Ongoing clinical Pilates classes or sessions can be claimed under 560 for physiotherapy or 202 for exercise physiology, depending on your coverage and which class you participate in. We recommend checking with your health insurer for specific details on what your policy covers.

Which class is right for me?