Studio Pilates vs. a Home Reformer: The Math on How Much You’d Actually Save
Quick Answer: Given the average cost of a studio visit, as well as all the usual obstacles to showing up, an at-home Pilates machine like the NordicTrack Ultra 1 can save you thousands of dollars per year.
While owning your own Pilates reformer can seem a little forbidding, the economics are surprisingly clear. Compared to studio classes, even premium machines can actually save you as much as a few thousand dollars per year or well over $11,000 in only three years if you tend to take more expensive drop-in Pilates classes.
Here’s how the math breaks down between studio Pilates classes and an at-home reformer like the NordicTrack Ultra 1.
How much does it cost to take pilates classes?
You can expect to spend an average of $300 per month for unlimited workouts at most studios, or $3,600 every year, according to a recent overview in Smart Health Clubs.
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