- How to Adjust Workouts to Your Fitness Level
- Where to Find Your Workout Plan?
- How to Play Workouts on a Bigger Screen
- Where to Find the Pilates Plan
- Workouts Too Easy
- Workouts Too Hard
- How to Track Your Weight
- How to Follow More Than One Workout Plan
- A Guide to Our Workout Programs
- Low-Impact, Injury-Friendly Workout Programs
- How to Track Your Steps
- Where to Find Additional Dancing, Stretching, or Pilates Workout Plans
- Where to Find Libido Boost Pilates
- Where to Find the Workout Catalog
- Where to Find Workouts for Every Body Area
- How to Repeat a Completed Workout
- What Equipment Do You Need for Workouts?
- How Many Workouts Should You Do in a Day?
- How to Add Variety to Your Workouts
- Where Can You Find Cycle-Friendly Workouts for Women’s Health?
- Where Can You Find a Gentle Workout Program for Older Adults?
What Equipment Do You Need for Workouts?
Our workout programs are designed to be simple and accessible. In most cases, you’ll just need a mat and comfortable clothes.
Some programs may also include exercises that use everyday household items — such as a chair, wall, bed, or pillow — to help with balance, posture, or relaxation. In addition, certain workouts may suggest using small fitness tools. Depending on the program, you may need:
- A Pilates softball
- A release roller or Pilates roller
- A resistance band
- An elastic band
- A small kettlebell (2–4 kg)
- Occasionally, other items specific to certain workouts
We aim to keep equipment requirements minimal so you can focus on how you move — not what you move with.
How to know what you need for each workout
To check which equipment is needed for a specific workout:
- Open the Plan tab.
- Tap Go to Workout for the session you want to do.
- The equipment required will be listed before the workout begins.
This helps you prepare in advance and get started smoothly.
How to find workouts by equipment
If you’d like to explore standalone workouts that use specific equipment:
- Open the Workouts tab.
- Scroll to the Equipment section.
- Choose the equipment you’re interested in to see the matching workouts.
This is a quick way to focus on the tools you have and explore more variety in your training.
Programs that require minimal equipment
Prefer to use only a mat and common household items during a workout? These programs are a good match:
- No-Equipment Pilates (Wall Pilates, Pilates on the Bed, Chair Pilates)
- Libido Boost Pilates
- Pelvic Yoga
- Pelvic Yoga on Chair
- Somatic Yoga
- Chair Yoga
- Bed Yoga
- Yoga for Menopause
- Hatha Yoga
These routines are ideal if you’re looking for simple, equipment-light workouts with minimal setup.
Always feel free to contact us. If you have any questions or need help — we’re here for you.