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Pilates Project is a streaming workout membership led by instructor Maghan and her team. It has over 600 on-demand Reformer, Mat Pilates, Barre and strength classes from 5 to 50 minutes, structured weekly schedules, challenges, meditation and breathwork, plus seasonal meal plans, shopping lists and dietitian-approved recipes. Many classes need no equipment.
You can watch online or in its apps for iPhone, Android, Apple Watch and TV devices including Roku, Apple TV, Samsung TV and Amazon Fire TV. Membership is $29 a month or $259 a year in US dollars, with a 7-day free trial.
| App | Apps for iPhone, Android, Apple Watch, Samsung TV, Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV and Android TV. |
|---|---|
| Ways to pay | Monthly ($29) or yearly ($259) membership; cancel any time. |
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