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ALDI’S VIRAL REFORMER PILATES MACHINE RETURNS JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS

17 November, 2025

  • Aldi’s sell out Reformer Pilates Machine returns to stores nationwide on 30th November for just £144.99
  • Pilates expert @kayleighjaynefit reveals her top tips and exercises for the ultimate Reformer Pilates Machine workout

Following its initial launch earlier this year and becoming a social media sensation, Aldi’s Reformer Pilates Machine (£144.99) is returning just in time for Christmas, landing in stores from 30th November. Shoppers will need to be quick though because Aldi’s must-have gift this Christmas will be limited to one per customer, and as with all Specialbuys once they’re gone, they’re gone!

To help shoppers get the most out of their home workouts, Pilates expert Kayleigh Jayne (@kayleighhjaynefit) who has 164k Instagram followers, is sharing her top hacks and exercises for the machine.

Loved by fitness enthusiasts for providing a full-body workout that is gentle on the joints, the Reformer Pilates Machine combines a smooth-gliding exercise deck, adjustable height, and five levels of resistance to strengthen, tone, and improve flexibility. Once reserved for high-end studios, Aldi’s foldable version brings Pilates into the home for just £144.99. It folds away for compact storage, is wheeled for easy transport, and comes with five resistance bands and a spare wheel.

Qualified Pilates instructor, Kayleigh, shared an recent Instagram post which has already caused excitement with followers eager to snap up the machine when it lands in store. She said: “Aldi’s Reformer Pilates Machine is such a versatile piece of equipment — it can be adapted for beginners or advanced users, and it’s amazing for building core strength while being gentle on the joints, making Reformer accessible without compromising on price!

Kayleigh highlights that Reformer Pilates isn’t just for professionals, its exercises are suitable for beginners too, helping to build core strength and improve posture and Aldi’s returning must-have brings the benefits of Pilates to everyone.

“You don’t need to be a Pilates pro to feel the benefits of the Reformer. Start with simple moves, focus on your breathing, and you’ll be amazed at how quickly your strength and confidence grow.”

Kayleigh has shared her favourite exercises to do on Aldi’s Reformer Pilates Machine, alongside her biggest watch outs for beginners and pros alike:

1.Footwork Series: Find Your Balance

Press evenly through your heels or the balls of your feet to wake up the legs and glutes. Aldi’s resistance bands create a smoother, lighter feel than springs, helping you build alignment and control without unnecessary joint strain.

Things to watch out for:

  • Ankles rolling inward or outward – keep them neutral
  • Locking your knees at full extension
  • Letting your core disengage, which can strain your lower back

2. Glute Bridge with Footbar: Fire Up the Glutes

This really helps to strengthen glutes and hamstrings. Roll up through the spine, press through your feet and lift the hips evenly. With adjustable band tension, you can fine-tune the resistance to target the glutes and hamstrings while maintaining back support – just make sure to keep your core engaged.

Things to watch out for:

  • Overarching your lower back instead of lifting through the glutes
  • Knees drifting inward or outward
  • Dropping your hips unevenly during the lowering phase

3. Leg Circles: Smooth and Controlled

Anchor your core and move from the hip joint for clean, even circles. The band system allows for slow, controlled and fluid transitions while keeping consistent resistance, helping to improve hip mobility and stability with less impact.

Things to watch out for:

  • Making circles too large, which can strain the lower back
  • Rocking the pelvis side-to-side
  • Moving too quickly and losing control

4. Double Leg Stretch in Straps: Core Connection

Lie horizontal with your feet in the straps, then extend both legs with control into a “V” shape, exhaling deeply as you move. Inhale as you return to your starting position with control, making sure to keep your lower back supported. If your lower back starts to lift, you can modify the movement by extending one leg at a time. The continuous pull of the bands keeps your core engaged, enhancing coordination and control throughout the exercise.

Things to watch out for:

  • Lower back lifting off the carriage
  • Overextending legs, which can strain hip flexors
  • Rushing the movement and losing breath control

5. Stretch and Cool Down: Breathe and Reset

Always take around 10 minutes to stretch and cool down after your session. Finish with stretches such as mermaid, hamstring stretches and child’s pose and try to incorporate the 4-7-8 breathing technique. The lighter band tension helps you flow through stretches more smoothly, leaving your body lengthened and your mind calm. Once you’ve cooled down, Aldi’s machine easily folds away for convenience.

Things to watch out for:

  • Skipping your cool down entirely
  • Bouncing in stretches instead of holding them steadily
  • Forgetting to breathe deeply and evenly

Aldi’s Reformer Pilates Machine returns on 30th November, available in stores nationwide while stock lasts. Shoppers will need to be quick, as with all Aldi Specialbuys, once they’re gone, they’re gone.

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For more information, please contact the Aldi Press Office on:
T: 0161 235 0300 or aldi@citypress.co.uk

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ALDI’S RECORD £1.65BN CHRISTMAS AS SHOPPERS SEEK UNBEATABLE PRICES

5 January, 2026

Aldi has recorded its best-ever Christmas, with sales of £1.65 billion (+3% vs. 2024) in the four weeks to Christmas Eve, as millions of shoppers turned to the UK’s lowest-priced supermarket to make their money go further during the festive season.

The supermarket said that price had been the biggest priority for shoppers in 2025, with customers seeking ways to celebrate on a budget without compromising on quality. Ahead of the big day, Aldi committed to beating rivals on the price of a traditional Christmas dinner – part of a £325m investment to lower hundreds of prices throughout the year.

The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket saw total sales increase by over 5% in the week leading up to Christmas, as customers spent around £500m with the discounter. Aldi said 22nd December marked its busiest trading day - as millions of customers flocked to stock up on seasonal items ahead of the big day.

Aldi colleagues handled over 57m transactions over the four-week period to Christmas Eve, its highest ever number.

Demand for its Specially Selected premium own-label range also increased by over 12%, showing that customers were still keen to treat themselves but in a way that offered better value for money.

Popular products included award-winning festive lines such as Aldi’s Specially Selected The Ultimate Wagyu Fat Roast Potatoes, Specially Selected Double Wrapped Pigs in Blankets, as well as Specially Selected White Chocolate Ganache Pinecones.

Shoppers also celebrated with a glass of fizz, with Aldi selling over 5.5m bottles, or 33m glasses, of sparkling wine over the festive period.

Aldi also saw strong demand for home-grown produce, with sales of British-sourced meat and vegetables up as customers supported British during their Christmas shop at Aldi. As a result, shoppers bought 56 million potatoes, 37 million carrots, and half a million turkeys – all sourced from Aldi’s long-standing British supplier partners.

Giles Hurley, CEO of Aldi UK and Ireland, said: “This Christmas proved once again that a great quality Christmas can still be affordable.

“We delivered a Christmas without compromise, offering customers award-winning British products at unbeatable prices. We’re grateful that more people than ever chose Aldi for their Christmas shop and trusted us to deliver both quality and value during what remains a challenging time for many. I’m immensely proud of our amazing colleagues who, once again, went above and beyond to deliver a wonderful Christmas for our customers.

“As we move into 2026, our focus remains unchanged - keeping prices low and quality high, so that every household in Britain can enjoy amazing food all year round.”

Aldi has been named the UK’s Cheapest Supermarket by consumer champion Which? for the past four years and also retained its Christmas Retailer of the Year crown at the Quality Food Awards 2025 for the sixth consecutive year.

Meanwhile, Aldi also continued its partnership with Neighbourly to support those in need during the festive season, donating an estimated one million meals to local charities, food banks and community groups across the UK.

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ALDI TO OPEN FIVE STORES IN 24 HOURS

16 December, 2025

Aldi will open five new stores in 24 hours, just in time for Christmas.

The UK’s fourth-largest supermarket, which has more than 1,070 stores, will open new stores in Uxbridge and Old Kent Road in London, as well as Northallerton, Pershore on Thursday 11th December and a new store in Yate, Bristol on Friday 12th December.

Shoppers in these areas will benefit from Aldi’s renowned fresh British produce and its popular range of exclusive Specialbuys. Each one will offer Aldi’s unique combination of award-winning food and great quality products, all at prices that no other UK supermarket can match.

Opening five stores in 24 hours demonstrates the scale and momentum of Aldi’s ambition as it works towards having 1,500 UK stores, bringing its low prices and high-quality products to even more communities.

The retailer, which was recently named Christmas Retailer of the Year for the sixth year running at the Quality Food Awards, is investing £650 million in new openings and refurbishments in 2025 and has committed an additional £1.6 billion over the next two years, supporting the rollout of around 40 new stores each year.

The expansion comes as Aldi was once again named Which? Cheapest Supermarket for November - a title it has held for four consecutive years - highlighting its ongoing commitment to offering unbeatable value.

Together, the five new stores will create around 200 jobs, all offering Aldi’s market-leading pay rates. Aldi also remains the only supermarket to provide paid breaks for all store colleagues, worth nearly £1,475 a year for the average store colleague.

Jon Neale, Real Estate Managing Director at Aldi UK, said: “Opening any new store is exciting, but opening five in 24 hours, just before Christmas, will make a huge difference for customers in each of these areas. It reflects the demand we’re seeing right across the UK and the scale of our ambition as we continue to grow.

“We’re committed to growing in the right places, with the right teams, bringing our low prices and high-quality products to even more communities – and we’re committed to moving as fast as we can to deliver that.”

The Aldi stores opening on Thursday 11th December are:

  • Harefield Road, Uxbridge
  • Old Kent Road
  • North Moor Road, Northallerton
  • King Georges Way, Pershore

And the Aldi store opening on Friday 12th December is:

  • Link Road, Yate, Bristol
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