Clinical Pilates

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Clinical Pilates: Assessment.

The team at Tidal Health will conduct a thorough assessment as part of our clinical Pilates program, ensuring that your individual’s needs are properly addressed. This assessment process involves several key components aimed at understanding your unique requirements:

  • Initial evaluation: A comprehensive health assessment.
  • Movement analysis: Assess posture, movement and limitations.
  • Muscle testing: Evaluate muscle strength and flexibility.
  • Goal setting: Collaborate to set specific rehabilitation goals.
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One-On-One Rehabilitation Classes.

Personalised attention and guidance from our healthcare professionals

At our one-on-one clinical Pilates classes on the Gold Coast, you will receive personalised attention and guidance from our team, ensuring that the exercises are tailored to your specific needs and goals. Each session is supervised, with our instructor providing hands-on support and adjustments to ensure safe and effective performance.

Your program will be continuously adjusted based on the your progress, with exercises being modified or progressed as needed to challenge you and promote rehabilitation. This approach allows us to focus attention on form, technique, and movement quality, maximising the effectiveness of each session.

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Group Injury Rehabilitation Classes.

Supervised clinical Pilates in a small group environment

Our group injury rehabilitation classes offer supervised exercise sessions in a small group environment, led by a clinical Pilates instructor. Due to the small group, you’ll still receive individualised attention and modifications tailored to your unique rehabilitation needs and abilities.

Our group clinical Pilates classes foster social support and motivation as you can connect with others facing similar challenges. Group sessions are a cost-effective alternative to one-on-one sessions, making rehabilitation more accessible.

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