- Is this the same as the original Pilates reformer?
- It is a re-creation of Joseph Pilates' original Reformer, developed with his student Jay Grimes. The dimensions, springs and leather straps follow the classical design rather than a modern light-resistance version.
- What is the tower for?
- The tower adds a vertical bar and springs above the carriage for arm, leg and stretching exercises. It lets you do the full classical tower repertoire on one machine.
- How much room does it need?
- The frame is 87 in long, 27 in wide and 14 in high, so allow clearance around it for the carriage travel and tower work. A dedicated room is realistic; a shared living space is not.
- Is it suitable for beginners?
- It can be, but the heavy springs and classical setup are demanding. Most owners come from mat or other reformer training, and many take lessons before buying.
- What comes in the box?
- Two leather and wood handles, a 36 in maple pole, one gear block, two kneeling pads, an upholstered box and two black footstraps. Springs and the tower are part of the reformer itself.
- Can I move it between rooms?
- It is heavy and not designed to fold or roll often. Plan where it will live before assembly.
- Where is the Contrology Reformer with Tower cheapest?
- At Balanced Body Contrology, for $5,240.00, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Contrology Reformer with Tower?
- Buyers like: Forces practice to the next level; Changes happen faster than on other equipment; Users feel hooked.
- Where can I buy the Contrology Reformer with Tower?
- 2 stores we checked sell it, including Balanced Body Contrology, Amazon.