Accessories available for the Balanced Body Reformer
Whether you are an experienced Pilates enthusiast or just starting out, the right balanced body reformer will help you get a lot more out of your workouts. With its sleek design and wood base that dampens noise to minimize distractions, the Balanced Body Studio reformer is a great option for those looking to elevate their home Pilates routine. Plus, a number of accessories—like ropes, a jump board, and 10 springs—are included with the reformer to make it easy to get moving straight out of the box.
The Allegro reformer, meanwhile, is a top choice for beginners because it comes with five color-coded spring resistance levels and an intuitive foot bar adjustment that makes it easy to move from one exercise to the next. It’s also a little lighter than the Studio reformer and includes a sitting box, foot strap, and jump board for advancing your workouts over time.
This is a great reformer for those with limited space because it folds flat to take up less room when not in use. It also has a sturdy, padded frame and four different footbar options. The only downside is that it’s somewhat challenging to assemble, which is why many people opt to pay for Balanced Body’s assembly service—and the extra cost is well worth it for newbies who want a hassle-free experience.
The Proprioception T-Bar helps Physical Therapists and Rehabilitation Specialists assess asymmetries on a clinical Reformer, Studio Reformer, or Trapeze Table (Cadillac). It’s also a useful tool for improving mobility by allowing clients to engage their core through dynamic exercises with a greater range of motion.
Are there any accessories available for the Balanced Body Reformer?
A popular accessory for the padded Studio reformer, this jump board provides a firm, stable jumping surface for progressive cardio and strengthening workouts. It can be used on a Tower or with the Trapeze Table and the Reformer Trapeze Combination to improve mobility by helping users engage their core in bio-mechanically accurate positions while exercising.
Our Standard Roll-Down Bar with Inside Hooks integrates perfectly with a Tower or Trapeze Table (Cadillac), fitting neatly between the uprights and making it easier to align spring attachments with the shoulders. The hooks are angled to support proper positioning of the springs on the back of the shoulders.
These springs add a bit more challenge to your workout, increasing the amount of force needed to move the carriage across the platform. They’re also designed to provide a more consistent resistance throughout the full range of motion of your arms and legs.
To adjust the springs, first, make sure that you’re in a safe position and that the Reformer carriage is stationary. Gently release the springs from their current pegs. Depending on the type of Reformer, the springs might be attached to hooks, clips, or pegs. Be sure to handle the springs carefully to avoid injury or damage to the Reformer.
As you progress through your workout, you may find that certain exercises require more or less resistance. Feel free to make adjustments during your workout by stopping briefly and changing the spring settings. This flexibility allows you to tailor your workout to your exact needs, maximizing the benefits of each movement.
