Pilates Anytime
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PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS
- Largest library of pilates workouts available
- Video library, programs, and challenges available
- Also includes online learning for Pilates instructors
- 3,700 video workout library
- 200 instructors
Pros & Cons
What We Like...
- Over 3,700 video workout library
- Over 200 different instructors from 40 schools of Pilates
- New videos are added every week
- Positive customer reviews for classes and content
- Stream or download classes
- Longer free trial than other Pilates apps
What Needs Improvement...
- Apple and Android users both disliked the app's functionality
- Some website features missing from the app frustrating customers
- Chromecast is only available on desktop browsers, not available in-app
Specs
| Pricing | $22/month or $240/year tax |
|---|---|
| Class types | Mat\, reformer\, barre\, small props\, restorative\, and challenges |
| Subscription | Monthly or annual |
| Free trial period | 15 days |
| Available systems | iOS\, Android\, Roku\, and Apple TV |
Summary
Pilates Anytime claims to have the largest library with the biggest variety of Pilates classes available. It has over 3,700 classes, with more added each week, and over 200 instructors covering 40 different schools of Pilates instruction. Customers loved the classes and content but were disappointed in the app's functionality.
