Before commencing any exercise session with Exe Pilates, please inform us if your health and ability to exercise changes at any time.
Pilates is generally a very safe form of exercise suitable for all ages and abilities, but if you do have a complex, underlying health condition and require medication it is prudent to always consult your GP before beginning Pilates. If you have any doubts about the suitability of Pilates classes you should always refer to your medical practitioner. It is inadvisable to do Pilates between weeks 8-14 of pregnancy - so please first seek advice from your midwife or designated medical professional before exercising.
Our Pilates teachers can accept no liability for personal injury related to participation in a session if:
- your doctor or medical practitioner has advised you against such exercise on health grounds
- you fail to observe instructions on safety or technique
Class participation requires you to perform exercise at a pace that feels comfortable to you. Adaptations are readily available to accommodate individual needs and abilities. Never work to pain and please always stop and inform the teacher if you feel significant or increasing discomfort during a session.
Under the General Data Protection Regulation May 2018 we are required to inform clients that we have a privacy policy which is readily available for you to review at
https://exepilates.co.uk/privacy-policy.
We are required to collect and retain relevant information and records relating to each client for the purpose of advising, supervising and modifying an exercise programmes to ensure their safety and wellbeing.
Clients have the right to receive a copy of the information we hold and have the right to ask for information to be removed or amended if it is thought to be inaccurate. Requests should be made in writing to Exe Pilates or by email to:
Info@exepilates.co.uk