Pilates for older adults in Kansas City's Northland

Stay flexible, balanced, and toned in a small, supportive studio where instructors learn your name and adjust the work to your body.

A group of women of different ages smiling during a mat class at P31 Pilates

What to expect

A pace you can learn at

Reformer Foundations teaches the basics of the reformer and how to move with control and care. Modifications are available if you need them.

Instructors who pay attention

Clients tell us our instructors are observant and pay attention to each person and their form.

A community you will want to see

Our clients and instructors are supportive. Many people tell us they have made real connections here.

How to start

  1. Check with your doctor

    If you have a medical condition or an injury, get your doctor's guidance first and tell your instructor.

  2. Begin with Foundations

    We recommend three Reformer Foundations classes to get started.

  3. Ask us anything

    Call (816) 812-5446 or ask us about a private session if you would like one-on-one time first.

Common questions

Is Pilates right for me if I am over 60?

New clients, and people returning after time away, are welcome. We begin with where you are today, and modifications are available if you need them.

Where should I start?

Many people begin with Reformer Foundations, where you learn the basics of the reformer. We recommend three classes to get started. If you would like one-on-one attention first, ask us about a private session.

What if I have an injury or medical condition?

Check with your doctor or physical therapist first, and tell your instructor before class. We can modify exercises for nearly any orthopedic issue and we are willing to work with your care team.

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