Juliet's online studio.

Pilates and strength training.

Two disciplines. One goal. Strong for life.

PILATES + STRENGTH. BETTER TOGETHER.


Join me in my online studio for Pilates or for lifting weights. Better still, join us for both, taught properly, in one place with just one click.


8 live classes every week, from pure mat Pilates and Pilates with small equipment to dedicated strength training with weights. Classes for all levels, with the freedom to join as many as you like.


Can’t make it live? Your membership also includes a huge on-demand library, so you can train whenever it suits you.


One membership. Pilates + strength. Live + on demand.


£45 per month. No joining fee. No cancellation charges.


Join Juliet's Pilates

Find me in The New Forest or access online from around the globe.

Joining Juliet's Pilates gives you a monthly access to as many live classes as you choose in addition to an ever growing library of recorded classes available on demand. Join in from the comfort of your home and get active and interactive. 


Want to join in person?

I offer 121 at your home but my face to face work is now very limited. Please get in touch for all details and to book or why not join my what's app "Teach from the Beach" group for details of classes on the beach (weather permitting!)


Find me in The New Forest or access online from around the globe.

Joining Juliet's Pilates gives you a monthly access to as many live classes as you choose in addition to an ever growing library of recorded classes available on demand. Join in from the comfort of your home and get active and interactive. 

Joining Juliet's Pilates gives you a monthly access to as many live classes as you choose in addition to an ever growing library of recorded classes available on demand. Join in from the comfort of your home and get active and interactive. 


Want to join in person?

Monday and Tuesday classes at The Arches Physiotherapy clinic, Lymington. Please get in touch for all details and to book or why not join my what's app "Teach from the Beach" group for details of classes on the beach (weather permitting!)


We are passionate about Pilates  

and we lift weights too!


Live Online Classes

Extensive Library

1-2-1 & Teach on the Beach

Events & Pop-Up Classes

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By juliet September 3, 2026
SUE SUE SUE - I'm sorry for those who thought I had finally lost the plot (and GREAT to see two of you laughing as much as me) as I managed to squeeze that into a class online yesterday. Still making me laugh out loud. If you havent yet seen Ann Droid on Iplayer, do yourself a favour and settle in. It has got to be one of the daftest, funniest things I have seen in a very long time, and having started to use Chat Gbt a lot more, it is uncannily accurate. How they acted those roles, I have no idea. Just genius. I met one of our online friends for coffee this week and every time we drifted into more serious subjects, we just kept coming back to quoting lines from the series like a couple of daft kids. I highly recommend! And so to weights... It can be really overwhelming. I saw a post recently online that said "I feel more peer pressure in my 50's to eat protein and lift weights than I ever did in my teens to take drugs"! You can't go too far without being bombarded with podcasts, documentaries, magazine articles and radio interviews all promoting the need for a healthier lifestyle and how to achieve it but it can seem too much and very confusing. We recognise that Pilates is excellent but on its own, is not enough. The ideal blend is to practise Pilates, lift weights and then also bring in your walking or running or cycling or tennis. A bit of everything really. We have already discussed the "WHY" element of lifting weights and if you are still unsure, scroll back a few weeks as I have written a few posts on this but there is no denying the many ways it helps us and I regularly get comments on where in your day to day lives you see the benefits. I LOVE this! However, we are still not sure about how heavy to go so let's try and break this down and make it easier to understand . “Heavy” is personal—it means a weight that challenges you, not a particular number on a dumbbell. As a beginner, start light enough to learn the movement and stay in control. If you’re aiming for 8–12 repetitions, the final few should feel noticeably harder, but you should still be able to complete them without swinging, rushing or changing your posture. Aim to finish feeling you could manage another two good repetitions if you had to. If you reach 12 and feel you could easily do several more, try the next small increase in weight. If you can’t reach eight without losing technique, choose something lighter. Different exercises will need different weights, so one pair of dumbbells won’t suit everything. Take time to find your starting point—there’s no rush to lift heavier, and muscle effort should never mean pushing through pain. If you are swinging the weights about, rushing the movement or feel you could do more, you are not lifting heavy enough. If you can't maintain an appropriate posture, are holding your breath or using momentum to lift the weight, it is too heavy.
By juliet August 27, 2026
What to expect as we head into the Autumn Series
By juliet July 30, 2026
As I go all things NF show for a week, I thought I would share some of the memories with you.
By juliet July 23, 2026
It's all about balance.
By juliet July 16, 2026
Slow down.... which is what I did on a fabulous day at Wimbledon!
By juliet July 9, 2026
WHAT a week it's been...

What they say...

See why my wonderful clients love my blend of Pilates expertise and strength training

I can’t recommend Juliet’s Pilates enough! Juliet is an amazing teacher, always working on self development to deliver the most amazing classes where you feel confident, uplifted and happy as well as getting a great workout, and currently all from the comfort of your own home. Juliet’s classes are interactive, she’s always watching, coaching, correcting and praising. You can ask questions before, during or after the zoom class or by email or phone. Being accessible is a huge asset, Juliet makes it very clear that communication is key. Combining a fun personality with extensive knowledge makes Juliet’s classes a must! Live zoom classes 4 days a week and a huge library of recorded classes at your convenience is fantastic when hands on classes aren’t possible. I would recommend anyone to sign up and enjoy feeling healthier and stronger under Juliet’s expert guidance

Debbie

Juliet’s Pilates lounge is easily accessible with live and recorded classes. We have oodles of fun in the live ones as well as serious Pilates of course! Juliet makes it interesting and manageable for everyone, all shapes, sizes, ability or not, even though she’s secretly a sadist and works you hard making sure you have the right posture and pose. We’re a very friendly group and love new people joining in, the more the merrier! Did I say she’s extremely professional too? Well underneath that bonkers exterior is a very caring professional Pilates instructor with heaps of knowledge and lovely leggings too!!  oh and must not forget to mention Bertie the lab who often joins in...all pets welcome here.   

Kimberley

Juliet is a brilliant teacher who really knows her stuff. She’s kind, gets to know each client and best of all she’s hilarious!

Kate

Juliet is a skilled teacher and very knowledgeable about the human body and its functions.  She never asks you to do any you are not happy or comfortable with doing.  But does however encourage you to get strong and improve.

She’s also hilarious which really helps!!

Lucy

I was fortunate to have a week of Juliet’s Pilates and dance/ exercise retreat with her and Kevin Thatcher in a beautiful setting near Bergerac in France. As a consequence, I am on her email list so when lockdown 1 came around I signed up to Juliet’s Zoom classes straightaway. One of the best things I have done for both body and mind, thank you Juliet.

Jan

Yes! I would totally recommend Juliet’s Pilates. When I wanted to start, and we met, I thought I would get one to one lessons, because I had some issues with my body due of various injuries for which I did a lot of physio (very important !). And that was the best decision. I found Juliet understood all my issues and she tailored my exercises accordingly, very professionally! After a couple of months I joined Juliet’s classes in the New Forest and really enjoyed them, and her personality, it was fun, and I felt great for it. Unfortunately about 7 years ago I moved away closer to London, so I just carried on practicing on my own, more or less regularly,  the exercises Juliet had taught me, doing my own routine. It is good maintenance, but I did not really progress any  further! Juliet and I had stayed in touch, and now I am delighted to be able to join her online classes. Perfect! Brilliant! Love it... yes, I would totally recommend Juliet’s Pilates...

Martine