Inside the Repose studio, looking past the reformer through open doors to a lawn, the beach, and the ocean

Repose Private Pilates

A mobile studio for properties whose guests expect more than a fitness room.

A finished private reformer studio for luxury resorts, private clubs, and residence communities, with no construction and no capital requirements.

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The Repose studio parked beside a fountain in a resort courtyard

The studio

A finished private reformer studio arrives on your grounds, with no construction and no capital requirements.

Repose gives your guests what the best studios in their home cities already offer: a private reformer session with a dedicated instructor, in a space that is theirs for the hour. The studio is finished inside and out to the standard of your property, and it sits in your grounds the way a garden pavilion or a cabana would.

It extends your spa without taking a treatment room. Sessions appear on your spa menu, book through your system, and post to the guest's bill, so the experience is yours from the first inquiry to the last signature. Because the studio arrives complete, you can place it for a season or for years, relocate it when your grounds change, and add a second when demand asks for it.

Your guests

Your guests already practice reformer Pilates at home, and now they can practice it with you.

12.5 million

Americans practiced Pilates in 2025, the most in more than a decade.

3 years

Reformer Pilates has been the most-booked workout in the world for three years running, with bookings up more than 70 percent last year.

1 in 3

fitness classes booked by travelers away from home is a Pilates class.

5×

A private reformer session sells for more than five times the price of a group mat class, and it takes no treatment room, so every session is incremental to your spa.

Sources: SFIA 2026 Topline Participation Report. ClassPass 2025 Look Back Report. U.S. studio and resort pricing, 2026.

The Repose studio on a sandy beach, with the ocean and coastal cliffs behind

Partnership

Repose partners with properties that already take wellness seriously and want the next amenity without the next construction project.

Luxury resorts and hotels

For any property with a spa, guests who expect wellness programming, and a spot on the grounds where a guest would want to spend an hour. Where a Pilates program exists, your instructor can teach in the studio. Where none exists, Repose provides a certified instructor who works to your service standard.

Private clubs and residence communities

Members can gain private reformer sessions on property as a recurring part of club life, booked the way they book a court or a tee time.

Hotel groups and management companies

Talk to us about placing studios across the properties where your guests already expect wellness programming, with one standard for instructors, insurance, and reporting, and one person to call.

Inside the studio, looking out over a paved courtyard and reflecting pool

The studio sits where you choose.

Typical placements are a paved overlook, a garden court, the edge of a pool or spa terrace, or a purpose-laid pad set into the landscaping. Your team selects the site with us on a site walk, and you approve the planting around it.

Why partner with Repose

Repose gives your property a new amenity and a new revenue line, and carries the operating risk itself.

An amenity your competitive set does not have

Private reformer Pilates is the wellness experience your guests ask for and cannot get at the properties around you. It belongs in the pre-arrival email, the room directory, and the press release.

A new revenue line without a new room

Every session sells at a private-treatment price and uses no treatment room, so every session is incremental to your spa.

A story your marketing team can use

The studio photographs well, guests share it, and it gives your property a wellness story that is specific rather than generic.

Your guest stays your guest

Sessions book in your system and post through your point of sale. Your property owns all guest data.

Your standard, inside and out

The studio is finished to the standard of your property, and you approve where it sits and what grows around it.

Instructors who meet your bar

Every instructor meets a written standard that includes certification, a background check, and your service training.

Insurance and liability handled

Repose carries general, professional, auto, and umbrella coverage, names your property as additional insured, and indemnifies you in the agreement.

An operating expense, not a capital project

The agreement is one you can sign without a capital request to ownership.

A placement takes three steps, and the first studios arrive in January 2027.

The Repose studio with its rear doors open beside a hotel patio, a reformer ready inside
1

Site walk

Your engineering team chooses a site with us, and you receive a rendering of the studio on your own grounds.

2

Proposal

You receive a one-page proposal built around your program and the measures you care about.

3

Delivery

The studio is delivered, your team is briefed, and your first guests are on the reformer.

Who is behind Repose

Repose is led by people who have built studios and built companies.

Martyn Gross

Martyn Gross

Martyn founded Repose after founding, building, and selling three companies in health, wellness, and medical technology. His work has been recognized by the San Diego Business Journal's Next Top Business Leaders Under 40, Biocom's Life Science Catalyst award, and San Diego Venture Group's Cool Company award.

Callie Spitzer Jenkins

Callie Spitzer Jenkins

Callie has owned and taught at Poise Pilates + Barre in Bakersfield since 2012, is a BASI-certified Pilates instructor, and trains instructors as a Master Teacher Trainer for Pilates Sports Center. She guides Repose on instruction standards, instructor recruiting, and the guest experience.

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