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Club Pilates delivers a premium Reformer-based experience for every body, with 8 class types across 4 levels to help you find the right fit for your goals and fitness level. Whether you are new to Pilates or looking to deepen your practice, Club Pilates Marda Loop offers a supportive and energizing environment designed to meet you where you are. Each class is led by comprehensively certified instructors with more than 450 hours of training, so you can feel confident in the guidance you receive. With a focus on strength, mobility, balance, and overall well-being, Club Pilates makes it easy to experience the benefits of Pilates in a welcoming, inclusive space. Book your Free Intro class today and discover how Pilates can transform the way you move and feel!

10/30/2026

Get to know Flexion Progressions on the Chair with our Club Pilates Master Trainers! ✨

10/28/2026

1,000 CLASSES STRONG! 🎉

Today, we are celebrating an incredible milestone as Nancy officially hits 1,000 Pilates classes! 💙

We couldn’t be more proud of this amazing woman! Nancy continues to show up, put in the hard work, and demonstrate what dedication, consistency, and commitment to herself truly look like.

Nancy, watching you grow stronger and continue to achieve your goals through your Pilates practice has been such a joy.

10/28/2026

WHY DO WE DO SWAN & SWIMMING? 🦢🏊‍♀️

You’ll often see these movements toward the end of a Club Pilates class — and there’s a reason we program them in.

These exercises challenge thoracic extension, posterior-chain strength, shoulder stability and whole-body coordination.

🦴 THORACIC EXTENSION
Swan and Swimming teach you to extend through your upper and mid-back with control. We want the thoracic spine to move, rather than relying on the lower back to create the movement.

💪 STRENGTHEN THE BACK OF THE BODY
Your back extensors, glutes and hamstrings work together to support you against gravity.

🪽 SHOULDER & SCAPULAR CONTROL
As your arms move, you’re practising control of the shoulder blades while maintaining a stable trunk.

🪑 COUNTERACT DESK TIME
Think about how much of your day is spent sitting — at a desk, in the car, on your phone or looking at a screen.

We’re often positioned with the body slightly rounded forward.

Swan and Swimming give us the opportunity to move in the opposite direction — opening the front of the body while strengthening the muscles that help support an upright posture.

🏊‍♀️ SWIMMING = COORDINATION
Opposite arm and leg movements challenge you to maintain spinal stability while your limbs move independently.

AND WHY DOES THIS MATTER?

Good posture isn’t about forcing yourself to “sit up straight” all day.

It’s about having the strength, mobility and awareness to comfortably move and support your body in different positions.

So when you’re lying on your stomach thinking,

“Why are we doing tummy time “

Remember:

We’re moving the spine, strengthening the back and training your body to support you — especially after all that sitting.

That’s the Pilates method.

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10/27/2026

You know where to find us. 💙

10/27/2026

When the instructor says we’re nearly done with the warm-up and you can already feel every bone in your body 💀😂

📍 Club Pilates Calgary

10/24/2026

WHY DO WE USE THE PILATES BREATH? 🫁

Breathing happens automatically… so why does your teacher keep reminding you to breathe?

Because in Pilates, your breath is part of the movement.

🌬️ CONNECT TO YOUR CORE
A controlled exhale can help engage the deep abdominal muscles and support your trunk during movement.

🫁 SUPPORT RIB & THORACIC MOBILITY
Pilates breathing encourages expansion through the sides and back of the ribcage, helping you move your ribs rather than simply lifting your chest.

🎯 COORDINATE BREATH + MOVEMENT
Pairing your breath with movement gives you a rhythm to work with and can help you stay focused on what your body is doing.

💪 SUPPORT YOUR MOVEMENT
We often use the exhale during the more demanding part of an exercise. It can help you maintain abdominal connection while you move.

🧠 BRING YOUR FOCUS INWARD
Pilates asks you to concentrate. Paying attention to your breath gives you another way to slow down, connect and become more aware of your body.

AND WHY DID JOSEPH PILATES CARE SO MUCH ABOUT BREATHING?

Breathing was one of the fundamental principles of his method. He viewed purposeful breathing as an important part of developing control and improving movement quality.

But here’s the important part:

There isn’t one “perfect” way to breathe for every exercise.

Your teacher may cue a particular inhale or exhale because it supports the movement you’re doing — but you should never feel like you’re holding your breath just to get the exercise “right.”

So when we say “inhale… exhale…”

We’re not just filling time between reps.

We’re using your breath to help you move with more awareness, control and connection.

10/23/2026

True love is Reformer Pilates.
In sickness, in health, in pulses, in planks. 🤍

A love that makes you stronger… literally.

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10/22/2026

✨ Why Reformer Pilates? ✨

It’s so much more than a workout. Reformer Pilates helps you build strength, improve mobility, and create a stronger connection between your body and mind. 💙

🧘‍♀️ Improve mobility & flexibility: move with greater ease and control.
💪 Build strength & stability: strengthen your core and support your whole body.
🧠 Support your mental well-being:take time to focus, breathe, and be present.
⚖️ Improve balance & body awareness: develop better control and confidence in how you move.
✨ Feel stronger in everyday life:Pilates can help you move with more confidence both inside and outside the studio.

Your body deserves movement that challenges you, supports you, and leaves you feeling good.

Come move with us for you! 💙

10/21/2026

WHY DO WE LENGTHEN AT THE END OF CLASS?

You’ve worked your muscles, challenged your core and asked your body to move in ways it may not move during your everyday routine.

So at the end of class, we slow things down and create some length.

🧘‍♀️ BRING THE BODY DOWN
After a stronger part of class, slower stretches give you a chance to transition from working hard to a more relaxed state.

🦵 MOVE THROUGH YOUR RANGE
Stretches and Feet in Straps allow you to explore the movement available at your hips and legs without the same load you had earlier in class.

🎯 CONTROLLED MOBILITY
We’re not trying to force your body into a deeper stretch. We’re practising moving through your available range with control, alignment and awareness.

🩷 FEEL GOOD WHEN YOU LEAVE
That final stretch gives you a moment to check in with your body, breathe and notice how you feel compared with when you walked in.

AND FEET IN STRAPS?

The straps support the weight of your legs, giving you an opportunity to focus on hip mobility, pelvic stability and length through the legs while your body is supported by the carriage.

It’s the perfect way to finish what we started.

We strengthen → mobilize → lengthen → breathe.

Because Pilates isn’t just about how hard you can work.

It’s also about learning how to move well, recover and leave your body feeling better than when you arrived. ✨

10/20/2026

POV: You’re doing your own class plan…

…and suddenly you’d like to speak to whoever wrote it. 😂

10/17/2026

WHY DO WE MOVE THE SPINE IN ALL DIRECTIONS?

Your spine was designed to move, not just sit upright all day.

At Club Pilates, you’ll move your spine through flexion, extension, rotation and lateral flexion — and there’s a reason for each one.

↪️ FLEXION
Rounding the spine helps us explore spinal articulation and control while strengthening the abdominals.

↩️ EXTENSION
Opening through the front of the body challenges the muscles that support the spine and helps us practise controlled spinal extension.

🔄 ROTATION
Twisting trains the body to rotate with control through the thoracic spine — important for everyday movements like reaching behind you or turning to look around.

↔️ LATERAL FLEXION
Side bending challenges the muscles along the sides of your trunk and your ability to control the spine asymmetrically.

WHY DOES THIS MATTER IN REAL LIFE?

Because life doesn’t happen in one position.

You bend down to pick something up.
You reach overhead.
You turn to grab something behind you.
You lean sideways to reach for something.

We want your spine to be strong, mobile and controlled in all the ways you actually use it.

Joseph Pilates believed in developing a body that was “supple and flexible” rather than rigid — and that idea is still at the heart of the method today.

So when your teacher asks you to round, arch, twist or side bend…

We’re not just stretching. We’re teaching your spine how to move.

10/16/2026

We’re honored to be part of Micki’s journey and celebrate the strength, resilience, and support that make our community so special. 🩷

10/13/2026

Life asks a lot of you, build the strength, mobility, and confidence for all the ways you move through it 💪

10/12/2026

The best plans usually include Pilates

10/09/2026

Come as you are, and move at your own pace 💙

10/08/2026

Back to routine, back to Pilates 💙

10/06/2026

These moments deserve to be celebrated. 💙

Because every class adds up to something bigger. Here’s to the milestones, the memories, and everything in between!

10/01/2026

A week worth throwing it back to. 🪩💙

From the 60s to Y2K, our community brought the decades to life with throwback looks, good energy, and plenty of Pilates.

Swipe through some of our favorite Decades Week moments. Which era was your favorite? 👀✨

09/21/2026

New phone? No thanks.
New Club Pilates emojis? Absolutely. ✨

Address

130, 2107-34th Avenue SW
Calgary, AB
T2T2C5

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 8pm
Tuesday	7:30am - 8:30pm
Wednesday	6am - 8pm
Thursday	6:30am - 8:30pm
Friday	7am - 7pm
Saturday	8:30am - 1:30pm
Sunday	9am - 1pm

Telephone

+14034558584

Website

http://www.clubpilates.com/location/mardaloop

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