Pilates Louisville

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Holly's Pilates Village, open 7 days a week, offers private, semiprivate and small group classes. St. Also offering TRX suspension system classes.

Matthews Pilates and yoga studio offering individual and duet sessions in mat, Cadillac, Wunda chair, ladder barrel, spine corrector, and reformer. Holly is a PMA Certified Pilates Teacher, a licensed Buff Bones instructor, and a E-RYT yoga teacher.

Photos from Pilates Louisville's post 03/13/2026

Both matter. But only one builds bone the way your body was designed to.

ONERO™ at Holly’s Pilates Village is proof that it’s never too late to build stronger bones, better balance, and real power.

Learn more at Pilatesvillage.com
Or call us at (502)409-4200

201 Meridian Ave.
Louisville, KY 40207

03/12/2026

Good teachers learn Pilates. Great teachers live it. Our apprentices feel every movement, teach every exercise, and are mentored by PSC Master Teacher Trainers expertise. This is what real training looks like.

Have you ever considered becoming a Pilates teacher? DM us or visit our website www.pilatesvillage.com to learn more.

12/16/2025

11/25/2022

Kick your core into high gear with this exercise on the Pilates Wunda Chair using handles. Taught by Jenny Pritchett at Holly's Pilates Village in Louisville.

10/07/2022

Keeping your spine supple and strong is one of the many benefits of Pilates. Here, Natasha demonstrates beautiful spinal articulation using the Pilates Cadillac tower apparatus with resistance.

10/07/2022

Natasha demonstrates how to do a sit-up with resistance using the Pilates Cadillac tower apparatus.

09/11/2022
08/19/2022

How good is your balance?

The answer is important for all of us as we age, but especially critical if you have osteoporosis.

In the United States, people over age 65 account for 75 percent of all deaths caused by falls, though they represent just 13 percent of the population. Moreover, 40 percent of people over age 65 fall at least once a year.

And it’s not just seniors who are at risk of falling from poor balance. Researchers in Brazil found that middle-aged people who can’t balance on one leg are twice as likely to die early. Scientists assessed 2,000 people ages 50 to 75 and found that those who couldn’t stand on one leg for at least 10 seconds were 84 percent more likely to die within the next decade than those who could complete this "flamingo test."

When we overlay these statistics with osteoporosis, concerns increase. Falls are the No. 1 cause of hip fractures. And low bone density due to osteoporosis is a main reason that falls easily result in fracture. Additionally, if you fall once, your chance of falling again doubles.

Although those statistics are alarming, fear without action can actually make things worse.

Research shows that when people are afraid of falling, they often restrict their activities, which leads to further frailty and more falls. In other words, fear of falling becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

So, what should you do? Be proactive. Exercise to improve your balance!

Multiple highly regarded studies have shown that maintaining muscle strength and exercising to challenge your balance can effectively and significantly reduce the risk of falls.

Holly's Pilates Village Studio Owner Holly Holland has created an online workshop to give you the tools to fix your balance challenges. Holly's Build Better Balance for Osteoporosis workshop shows you how to assess your balance and develop a regular balance practice that will restore your confidence, your strength, and your stability.

For just $39, you will have ongoing access to all the resources in the online course, Build Better Balance for Osteoporosis:

Research about balance and osteoporosis and how you can improve your physical conditioning and surroundings to reduce your risk of falls
75 minutes of balance assessment and balance instruction with modifications for Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced Levels
A 26-page downloadable companion guide that will show you all the steps to develop a regular balance practice at home
Although the course is designed for those who have low bone density, it is also suitable for people of all ages and conditions.

Click here to get the Build Better Balance for Osteoporosis workshop.

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201 Meridian Avenue
Louisville, KY
40207

Opening Hours

Monday 7am - 8pm
Tuesday 7am - 8pm
Wednesday 7am - 8pm
Thursday 7am - 8pm
Friday 7am - 8pm
Saturday 7am - 8pm
Sunday 7am - 8pm