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Free videos or a paid plan? Try free first

By the TrueMe team · Updated · Lire en français

Start free. Free videos, ours and YouTube’s, are enough to learn Wall Pilates and to find out whether you will keep it up. A paid plan is worth it when you want the choosing done for you: sessions sized to your level that get harder each week and change with what you did. Below is a free first week to try.

In short

  • TrueMe has 8 free follow-along workouts and a free 28-day challenge. They play in your browser, with no sign-up.
  • YouTube has good free wall Pilates classes too. We review 6 of them, with notes on who each one suits.
  • Free videos are the same for everyone: you choose what to do each day, and nothing changes if a week was too easy or too hard.
  • A paid plan sets your level, session length and training days from a quiz, and changes as you go. TrueMe’s plan costs $3.99 with a 7-day trial of the app, then $29.99 every 28 days until you cancel.

Your free first week

Seven days that mix our free sessions with two of the free YouTube classes we review: three main sessions, two easy days, a rest day and a stretch. Each session is 5 to 14 minutes.

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  1. Day 1 · Session 1

    10-minute Wall Pilates for beginners

    10 min · standing · free here, voice-guided

    The place to start: eight supported moves for legs, glutes, arms and core, with an easier version of each one.

    Play it here
  2. Day 2 · Easy day

    5-minute morning Wall Pilates

    5 min · standing · free here, voice-guided

    Slow, supported moves for your spine, shoulders and hips. Gentle enough for the day after your first session.

    Play it here
  3. Day 3 · Session 2

    Jessica Valant’s wall workout for beginners

    14 min · standing, lying and seated · free on YouTube

    Taught by a licensed physical therapist, as the channel states. You change position twice, so have a mat ready before you press play.

    Watch it with our notes
  4. Day 4 · Rest day

    Rest, or go for a walk

    No session

    A day off between sessions. If you want to move, a brisk walk counts toward the 150 minutes of moderate activity a week the CDC recommends for adults.

  5. Day 5 · Session 3

    Wall Pilates for legs and glutes

    12 min · standing · free here, voice-guided

    Wall squats, glute presses, supported lunges and a wall sit, twice through. Expect the wall sits to be the hardest part.

    Play it here
  6. Day 6 · Easy day

    A short standing routine from Yes2Next

    7 min · standing only · free on YouTube

    Wall push-ups, rear leg lifts and a wall sit, shown by two people side by side. It never asks you to get down on the floor.

    Watch it with our notes
  7. Day 7 · Stretch and look back

    Wall Pilates stretch and cool-down

    8 min · standing · free here, voice-guided

    Then look back at the week. Which days did you do, and which did you skip? That tells you whether choosing your own sessions works for you.

    Play it here

Tick each day off when you have done it. The ticks are saved in this browser, so you can pick up where you left off.

After the week

Carry on free

The free 28-day challenge has a guided session for every day, 6 to 15 minutes, the same for everyone.

See the 28-day challenge

When you want the plan to adapt to you

Answer the quiz and get four weeks sized to how active you are, on training days set from your answers, with month two built from what you did.

Is a paid Wall Pilates plan worth it?

We sell one, so weigh our answer with that in mind: it is worth paying for when you want the choosing done for you. If you are happy picking a video each day, free is enough, and starting free costs nothing.

Free is enough if

  • You enjoy choosing a session each day.
  • You want to try Wall Pilates for a few weeks before you spend anything.
  • Paying every four weeks would be a stretch right now.

A plan is worth it if

  • You would rather not decide what to do each day.
  • You want each session sized to how active you are now, not the same for everyone.
  • You want each week to ask a little more of you, without guessing how much.
  • You want the next four weeks built from what you did in the last four.

Free videos and a paid plan, side by side

The moves can be much the same. The difference is who decides what you do each day, and whether it changes with you.

CompareFree videosA TrueMe plan
CostNothing$3.99, then $29.99 every 28 days after a 7-day trial, until you cancel
Each day’s sessionYou choose itThe plan sets it from your answers
Session lengthHowever long the video runs15, 20 or 30 minutes, from how active you are
Training daysAs many as you chooseThree, four or five a week, from your answers
Getting harderYou pick a harder video when you feel readyWorking sets get longer and rests shorter each week
After four weeksFind another challenge or playlistThe next block is built from what you finished and how it felt
AccountNone needed to watchSign in with a link sent to your email

What the paid plan adds

The plan is built from a short quiz, runs in your browser and changes with what you do: your session length, your training days, a weekly build and a second month planned from the first.

  • Your session length

    Set from your answers about how active you are now: 15 minutes if you are starting out, 20 or 30 minutes if you are already active.

  • Your training days

    Three, four or five days a week, set from your answers. If they suggest the habit will be hard to keep, you start with fewer days, not harder ones.

  • Four weeks that build

    Each week the working sets get longer and the rests shorter, so week four asks more of you than week one.

  • Month two from month one

    After four weeks, the next block is built from the sessions you finished and how each one felt.

  • Your report

    A personal report explains your plan before you start, including which moves work the areas you chose.

None of it is needed to start. If the free week suits you, keep going free.

Take the quiz

You see your plan and its price before you pay anything.

What the plan costs

$3.99 one time for the plan and report, with a 7-day free trial of the app. After that, $29.99 every 28 days until you cancel, which you can do online at any time.

Price
$3.99 one time for your plan and report, including a 7-day free trial of the app.
After the trial
$29.99 every 28 days (13 times a year) until you cancel. We email you at least 3 days before the first charge.
Cancelling
Online at any time from Account in the app, or by email.
Refunds
30-day money-back guarantee on your first purchase, no reason needed.
Download
None. The app runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or computer.

Terms as of Full pricingSubscription and cancellation termsRefund policy

Questions about free and paid Wall Pilates

Can I just use YouTube for Wall Pilates?

Yes. There are good free wall Pilates classes on YouTube; we review 6 for beginners, with notes on who each one suits and what position you work in. Start with a short one, use the easier version of each move, and stop if anything hurts.

Is a Wall Pilates app worth paying for?

It is if you want each session chosen and sized for you, and changed as you go. If you are happy choosing videos yourself, free is enough. We make TrueMe, and our advice is still to try a free week first.

What is free on TrueMe?

8 follow-along workouts of 5 to 15 minutes, the full 28-day challenge, an exercise library with all 11 moves filmed, and a printable move chart and calendar. There is no account, no app to install and no time limit.

What does the paid plan add?

Sessions sized to how active you are (15, 20 or 30 minutes), training days set from your answers, weeks that build on each other, a next block planned from what you finished, and a personal report that explains your plan.

Can I try the paid plan before paying the full price?

Yes. The plan costs $3.99 and includes a 7-day free trial of the app. Cancel before the trial ends and the $29.99 subscription never starts. Your first purchase is also covered by a 30-day money-back guarantee.

How do I cancel?

Online at any time from Account in the app, or by email. We also email you at least 3 days before the first charge.

Is it safe to do on my own?

For most healthy adults, yes: every move is low impact and the wall gives you support. Move within a range that feels comfortable, stop if anything hurts, and check with your doctor first if you are injured, pregnant, recovering from surgery or managing a health condition.

When free is not enough

Get a plan that adapts to you

A few questions set your session length, your training days and your level. You see the plan and its price before you pay.

Build my plan

$3.99 today · 7-day trial · cancel online