The Basic Classic Reformer is our most popular Pilates apparatus. Whether lying down, sitting, standing or kneeling, its design is supportive and distraction free. The Basic Classic Reformer is used to strengthen and elongate the muscles, improve postural alignment, decompress the spine, stabilize and mobilize the joints, develop flexibility, agility, cardiovascular conditioning and produce better breathing and uniform body development. Exercises can vary in difficulty and are applicable to both the beginner and the advanced student.

• 6 quarter hardwood frame (Beech, Maple, or Alder hardwoods as available)
• Four position foot bar adjustment.
• Three position head rest
• Three position gear system for short, medium, tall clients.
• Classic four spring system (Your choice of spring combinations) Standard w/ 3 heavy, 1 medium springs
• Foot/Ankle Strap w/ Connectors
• Wood Dowel handles w/ cotton web straps, cotton web foot loops w/ easy release, non-tangle, and swivel snap hooks.
• Fixed rope and pulley system with 3/8" climbing ropes w/ marina pulleys.
• Two extension straps with snap on attachments.
• 8 wheel carriage system.
• Padded shoulder blocks.
• Carriage
  

• Risers
• Jump board
• Adjustable Rope system
  
• Extended Foot Plates w/ non slip surface
  
• 5 springs system
  
• Long/Short box
  
• Varnished and rubber tipped Stick
  
• Non-Skid Pads
  
• Traditional leather straps and pulley system
  
• Exotic wood frames
  
• Genuine Sheepskin cover
• Twin Mats for mat work and seating

Method and Maintenance

Teague Pilates Equipment is designed for the Classic Pilates method. It is recommended that it be used for the Classic Pilates method of exercise and that anyone using the equipment be supervised by a qualified Pilates Teacher. Improper use of the equipment can cause serious injury. It is the owner’s responsibility to keep this equipment in safe working condition and to make sure that anyone using the equipment has been properly trained to do so. The warranty of this equipment is only good for the original owner. The owner of this equipment is responsible for unsupervised use which results in injury regardless of transferred ownership or equipment location.