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Leading Perth-based lifestyle brand, Revo Fitness, is offering members a new level of convenience with the launch of on-demand reformer Pilates and recovery treatments.

Set to be introduced in the coming weeks, the hybrid services will be featured inside The Studio - a new area only accessible to those who upgrade to a Level Two Revo Membership for an additional $3 per week.

The self-run, on-demand reformer Pilates machines are accessible 24/7 to Level Two Revo members, allowing them to workout on their own terms. Whether you’re a beginner or advanced, there are 20 different workout styles and over 200 workouts which have all been designed by elite instructors and physiotherapists.

Advising that the new offering aligns with the brands mission - to make exercise simple and accessible for everyone - Revo Fitness Managing Director, Andrew Holder stating “the price tag and strict class schedule that comes with most Pilates memberships is just not maintainable for a lot of Aussies. We wanted to change that.

“With the Level Two Revo Membership, if you’re doing a minimum of three Pilates workouts a week, it works out to be $4.23 per session which is less than your daily coffee.”

Along with reformer Pilates, The Studio will also house a range of recovery equipment such as massage chairs, handheld massage guns, a body scanner and a BLACKROLL station, allowing members to level up their recovery routine before or after their workout.

The first location to include The Studio is Revo’s new Scarborough facility with the plan to roll-out in select existing and future gyms later this year.

Holder and his team are constantly striving to provide more value for their members, at the same affordable price with no lock-in contracts or hidden fees.

The brand recently launched other self-run, on-demand workouts in select gyms across the country, including Combo boxing and Tempo mat Pilates, available to all members on the original Level One Revo Membership.

Holder added “we provide HIIT, boxing and Pilates workouts in a self-led setting so it fits into our members’ lives, not the other way around.

“It’s a new level of convenience for people being able to hit the gym any time of day and try a new HIIT, Pilates or boxing workout, without being penalised if they can no longer make it or their schedule changes.”

Images: Revo Fitness is introducing On Demand Reformer Pilates at is new Scarborough club (top), along with massage chairs from Wellness Solutions (middle) and handheld massage guns (below).

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