Pilates of Coronado is a boutique reformer Pilates studio at 1112 1st Street, Suite A, opened in January 2026 by founder Shayna Hutchison after 14 years of teaching Pilates and 14 years of living on Coronado Island. Hutchison, a former Division I platform diver at the University of Arizona, turned to Pilates to rehabilitate bulging discs, C5 stress fractures, and other injuries accumulated during competitive athletics — an injury-recovery background that shapes the studio's emphasis on corrective movement and spinal stability. The 92118 studio runs small-group reformer classes capped at five participants, using Balanced Body reformer towers and props across six signature class formats. Private sessions and duets provide one-on-one and paired instruction for clients who need deeper modification, and that post-injury rehabilitation focus aligns with the pain-management acupuncture protocols at Coronado Acupuncture Clinic on the island. The 1st Street location positions the studio near the Coronado Ferry Landing waterfront, several blocks west of Orange Avenue in a quieter section of the Village on Coronado Island. Hutchison's contemporary Pilates methodology blends classical reformer sequencing with evidence-informed progressions, and her instructor roster carries certifications that prioritize biomechanical precision over high-volume class throughput. The five-person class cap provides hands-on cueing for both post-surgical rehabilitation patients and athletes cross-training for court and field sports at Coronado Tennis Center and other island venues. Hotel Del Coronado and the Coronado Beach corridor sit roughly a half-mile southeast along Orange Avenue, and the studio's focused reformer programming fills a gap between the mat-only Pilates classes available elsewhere and the clinical rehabilitation offered at Coronado's physical therapy practices.