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As the method grows glitzier and more gatekept, a wave of women are fighting to reclaim the reformer for the rest of us. By Amy Wilkinson Photographs by Lian Benoit Styled by Jasmine Fontaina All Sizes Welcome Lindsey Leaf, 38, of Austin, Texas, was a Pilates instructor for six years. She loved the practice, but she noticed a problem: Pilates studios were not inclusive. “I had clients who didn’t feel comfortable in the studio,” she says. “They felt like they didn’t belong.” A high school volleyball and softball player, Leaf was referred to Pilates after a back injury in physical therapy. “She had a full-blown condition that we now call ‘Pilates body,’” Leaf says. …
摘自《女性健康》(Women's Health)第23卷 第2期 · 2026年春季刊,Amy Wilkinson。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。