What the class is
Reformer Mobility combines supported range work with active strength. Springs provide feedback and resistance while you build control through positions your body needs in training and daily life.
[ Reformer × Mobility ]
Active range, joint strength and control on the reformer — built for bodies that want to move well and keep training hard.

Reformer Mobility combines supported range work with active strength. Springs provide feedback and resistance while you build control through positions your body needs in training and daily life.
Mobility is not just passive flexibility. You work to own your range, strengthen joints and connect breath, control and movement without losing the challenge.
Your coach offers clear setups and progressions, then adjusts range or resistance to your current level. You never need to force a position to make the session effective.
Move with more usable range.
Build strength around hips, shoulders and spine.
Balance harder training with controlled mobility work.
No. Mobility is something you train, not something you need before you start. Your range and resistance can be adjusted throughout class.
It is controlled rather than rushed, but active range and joint-strength work can be demanding. You should expect focused effort.
Yes. If the reformer itself is new to you, a Beginners class is the best first step.
Find Reformer Mobility in the live schedule and choose the level that suits your experience.