Even though it costs me a borderline comedic amount of money to take Pilates classes at a reformer studio here in Manhattan, I'm quite willing to pay—I love Pilates that much. And even though I'm also fortunate enough to work at a gym where we have free mat Pilates classes, I still want more, which is how I find myself perusing YouTube and my beloved Peloton app for guided classes I can follow along with at home. I'm a sicko, but it's fine.
Luckily, for my fellow sickos (and the more well-adjusted Pilates fans out there), there are plenty of great, free Pilates instructors available on YouTube. You can use these classes to familiarize yourself with Pilates if you're new, save some money if studios around you are getting too expensive, or stick to your routine when you're away from traditional classes.
Move With Nicole
Nicole McPherson is certified to teach Pilates and yoga, both of which are available on the channel, which rounds out the offerings nicely. On days you might be more interested in a calmer stretch, she gives you that option through her yoga, all without you having to go hunt elsewhere. She speaks in soothing, calm tones while she gives clear instruction about what to do (which is really valuable, especially for beginners) and as a bonus, you get to see some gorgeous shots of her environment in Thailand.
Flow With Mira
Mira Bassan leads the classes for her 244,000 subscribers with clear, direct instructions and little fanfare. She tends to jump right into routines after explaining which muscle groups will be targeted and her production is solid enough that you can see clearly exactly what she's doing as she describes it.
Trifecta Pilates
In addition to classes of various lengths and using different types of equipment, she also provides educational content for other instructors or just people curious about Pilates, hosting discussions with other experts or giving overviews of Pilates' history.
Blogilates
Ho has structured the channel meticulously. There is a new workout playlist curated every day, so you can just tap on the one designed for whatever day it is and jump right into her program. Her instructions are clear and she's super upbeat, creating some contrast with the other, more zen instructors on the platform.
Jessica Valant
Her channel is easy to navigate and videos are divided into categories based on their length, type, muscle focus, and more. Valant is dedicated to making her routines accessible, so her approach is educational and encouraging all at once. She's clear when she gives instructions, safety cues, and modifications, so you can follow along easily.
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