Welcome to Streamline Pilates. We’ve built our reputation on small classes, superbly trained teachers and hands-on instruction tailored to each unique individual.

Streamline Pilates is a professional Pilates studio located in the Sugarhouse district of Salt Lake City, Utah. Our studio is welcoming and warm and our instructors allow you to start learning and applying the Pilates Method to meet whatever your individual needs and background require. Whether you begin with a group mat class or choose a private session, you’re on your way toward wellness and an improved quality of life.

Our clients are unique

We teach the Pilates Method to a wide range of clients with differing goals and needs. We have clients looking to incorporate cross-training into their sports workout and clients searching for a strength-building sanctuary in the midst of a busy family day. Our studio provides all of the Pilates equipment available and our comprehensively-trained instructors, most with additional certification and credentials, have years of experience in personalizing the Method so you can achieve your goals in a safe, supportive atmosphere.

Will Pilates help my sore back?

Strengthening core muscles and improving the range of motion in your hips usually alleviates most back soreness. Of course, this will vary from person to person depending on the severity or acuity of the pain. Pilates focuses on correct alignment and muscular force, which with repetition, can restore balance to the muscles and bones. When this occurs, the spine decompresses, back pain eases, and your neck and shoulder tension alleviates. If you’re coping with a spinal injury, please check with your doctor’s before embarking on any new exercise program or therapy.

Do I need to be in good shape to do Pilates?

The beauty of Pilates is that the method can be tailored to anybody. We’ll modify the exercises and pace of the exercises to fit your needs, goals and fitness level. We recommend seeking good instruction to determine whether you’re best-suited for group lessons, individual instruction or both.

Is Pilates like yoga?

Pilates exercises were inspired partly by yoga. Like Pilates, most forms of yoga are a series of postures designed to strengthen, open and balance the body. Both Pilates and yoga incorporate strong, full breathing. Some of the Pilates exercises look familiar to yoga postures, but Pilates is more dynamic. The Pilates Method stimulates the musculoskeletal, central nervous and respiratory systems to help prevent re-injury and reduce chronic pain. Yoga strives to integrate all bodily systems, including the organs, lymph, respiratory, central nervous and musculoskeletal systems.

Will I lose weight doing Pilates?

This depends on many factors such as diet, body type, and other activities in your schedule. Pilates has a lovely way of toning and lengthening your musculature, which can make you look and feel as though you’re losing weight. The powerful and tight center acquired while practicing Pilates trims your waistline. More importantly, Pilates restores the energy for your daily activities that extra weight often depletes. You’ll definitely feel longer, taller and more in control of your body.

How do I get started?

Private instruction is a superb way to begin Pilates. Your instructor will teach your body with appropriate modifications and a tempo suitable for your needs and abilities.

Mat classes, taught in groups of 5-10 people, provide an affordable way to insert Pilates into your existing exercise program.

Our Introductory Package, designed for newcomers to Streamline, provides you with 3 private sessions and 2 mat classes. You’ll be introduced to the entire Streamline studio and the potential from Pilates that awaits you.

Clearly, you can weave many combinations of sessions and classes into your weekly routine. The most important detail is to make a realistic plan and get started.

How often should I do Pilates?

Joseph Pilates said one should do Pilates every day, even if only for 10 or 15 minutes. However, this doesn’t mean you need instruction every day. Instead, you can incorporate a few techniques you’ve learned from your lessons into your daily schedule.

We realize daily Pilates isn’t realistic for everyone, so we recommend that you participate in at least two Pilates sessions each week. Three sessions a week is even better. Those of you who have time for just one session a week will still also notice a difference in how you feel if you continue your practice on a regular basis.

What is Streamline’s reservation policy?

To receive our best possible instruction and guidance, please sign up in advance as we keep our class sizes personable.

Here’s our reservation policy:

• Private and semi-private sessions by appointment only.
• Group classes can be scheduled up to one week in advance.
• When you attend a class one week, you’re eligible to reserve a place in that class the following week.
• If a class is full, you’ll be placed on a waiting list and notified as space becomes available in the order that waiting list names were taken.
• If you want to schedule more than one week in advance, we will gladly put you on the waiting list and contact you as space becomes available.
• We recommend that if you have limited availability and the class schedule is not compatible to your schedule, you consider private sessions that are better suited to your available time.