Our system

• Musculoskeletal andbiomechanical assessment to all our clients/patients.
• Our Classes: Small groups in 8 levels, 10 clients/patients on the floor, 5 on machines and private classes.
• Specialized classes: Pregnant women, postpartum, children, pathologies, elderly people. Centers with free parking facilities.
• 5 roomswith Pilates machines and accessories, necessary to work your body.
• 1 Fitness room for personal training and strength training RGM concept
• 25 pilates machines: Cadillac, Reformer, Torres, Hight Chair, Wunda Chair, Spine Corrector and Baby Arc.
• 4 physiotherapy rooms with 2 Indiba CT9 and 1 for treatment with Nesa, non-invasive Neuromodulation.

After an intervention, visit to the doctor or physiotherapist and under his recommendation, the applications of RGM Therapy are multiple from non-invasive to level 8 RGM Trainnig.

Non-invasive Neuromodulation (NESA): Electrostimulation with low frequency microcurrents that help modulate the Autonomic Nervous System (the sympathetic and parasympathetic systems), in addition to modulating altered sensations that may generate discomfort. Thus regulating stress (brain Alpha waves), insomnia (pineal gland), chronic fatigue (repolarization and restoration of ionic balance), overactive bladder, chronic and neuropathic pain (attenuating hyperpolarization and stabilizing the electrical signal).

Invasive Neuromodulation: Electrostimulation with low frequency currents through needles.

Indiba CT9: High frequency currents (448kHz) that produce an electrical effect which stimulates cellular activity and a thermal effect that regulates and stimulates metabolic processes producing an increase in trophism and therefore an accelerated recovery process. The application of high frequency currents stimulates cellular regeneration, working on hard or soft tissues, seeking vasodilatation to improve oxygenation and purification of the tissues.

It is recommended in respiratory pathologies, pelvic floor, pathologies of the musculoskeletal system: Tendinopathies, sprains, osteoarthritis, scars, muscle ruptures, fractures, contractures, mechanical pain, etc. and temporomandibular disorders.

Physiotherapy: Traumatology and rheumatology, Sports, Gynecology, Urogynaecology and Obstetrics (Pregnancy and Postpartum), Dentistry (Temporomandibular joint), Geriatric, Neurological, Physioaesthetic, Ergonomic, Cardiovascular and Respiratory.

RGM Training: Integral body-mind exercise, supervised by a physiotherapist, adapting to the individual needs of each patient, depending on their level and pathology. Its practice is indicated in a wide range of pathologies of different nature; for example:

Musculoskeletal Traumatology: All those affections of the bone, muscle, tendon or ligament system produced by wear and tear and overuse, contusion or trauma affecting the locomotor system.

According to the World Health Organization, they range from sudden, short-term disorders (fractures, sprains and strains) to chronic diseases that cause permanent functional limitations and disability (arthritis, osteoporosis or inflammatory diseases).

• Bone: trauma fracture, stress fracture, calcifications, bone edema or fissures.
• Muscular: Fibrillar rupture
• Ligamentous: Knee ligaments, ankle sprain.
• Tendinopathies: Tendinopathies; shoulder, epicondylitis, Achilles tendon, patellar tendon.
• Soft parts: disc protrusions or herniated discs, meniscal problems.
• Generic (global joint involvement): cervical pain, back pain, low back pain, torticollis, spondylolisthesis.

Neurological: We cover those pathologies that affect the nervous system either caused by a compression that produces affectation in this system (tension headaches, carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica) or by alteration of the nervous system itself (spina bifida, muscular dystrophy or Parkinson’s disease).

Cardio-respiratory: Pulmonary and cardiac work that helps to oxygenate the body, learning to breathe and use the thorax, with a controlled heart rate and taking advantage of the benefits it generates to avoid pathologies or improve them (hypertension, diabetes or cardiovascular risk).

Alterations in growth and motor development: Spinal column disorders (scoliosis, hyperlordosis, hyperkyphosis, rectifications).

Normal development from early care to adolescent age (postural hygiene and growth compensations, shortening or maturational dysfunctions).

Other: Physical training. I work with pregnant women and postpartum. Release stress and reduce or eliminate the pathologies that are somatized by it, headaches, vomiting, migraines, diarrhea. Mechanization of healthy habits at work.

• Open 14 hours a day, from 7:30 am to 9:30 pm from Monday to Thursday, Friday from 7:30 am to 7:30 pm and Saturday from 9:30 am to 1:30 pm.
• More than 180 hours of classes per week, 140 of them with machines.
• 8 levels of collective classesto adapt to each body, each need and each pathology.
• Private classes for cases with complex pathologies and/or with pain or special needs.
• Private lessons or in groups max. 3 students/patients with a greater impact on strength.
• Classroom make-up service, according to company standards.
• Advanced physiotherapy service 12 hours a day with 6 physiotherapists.
• 1 free trial lesson onthe floor or semi-private in Machines, with no obligation, as part of the Aequus Studio program.

• 16 years of existence, with more than 480 active clients and60% of them with an average of 6 years of permanence.
• We collaborate with NGOs, charitable foundations and sponsor athletes.
• Widely recommended on Google and social networks.
• 000 followers onFacebook, account on Twitter, Instagram and Youtube.