You Don't Need A Reformer To Do Pilates

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Kevin MacLeod · incompetech.com · CC BY 4.0

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HuffPost's shopping desk offers a workaround for the cost of at-home Pilates reformers, recommending resistance bands, exercise balls and rings as cheaper substitutes that still build core resistance. The piece frames itself as budget advice while noting that a 'relatively budget-friendly reformer' is also included among the seven picks.

Each recommendation links to an Amazon product page through an affiliate tag, and HuffPost discloses it may earn a commission on purchases made through those links.

The full dispatch is available from the source below.

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A story that promises to save you from an expensive reformer and then quietly slips a reformer back into the cart at the end is not exactly playing it straight. The commission disclosure up top is honest enough, but it doesn't change what the whole thing is: a catalog wearing a workout outfit. Buy the bands if you want, just know who's getting a cut either way.

Source: Read the original at HuffPost → Scored: Hot Swing · Kevin MacLeod · CC BY 4.0

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