ISSUE 41

The Possibilities of Pilates

This October, The Pilates Journal explores The Possibilities of Pilates. From Kristin McGee on moving beyond one modality and Elizabeth Larkam’s lessons from four decades in Pilates, to the rapid rise of JETSET Pilates and the results of our 2026 Industry Survey, this issue asks what thoughtful evolution looks like as Pilates continues to grow.



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2026: Global Industry Report

We asked Pilates professionals around the world how they’re really feeling about the industry, their careers, and the future of movement. The results? Revealing.

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