The connected training platform Tonal announces an expansion of its content library for 2026, with a greater focus on yoga and Pilates, the addition of new trainers, and an update to its live workout schedule. This initiative follows the start of the year marked by the Breakthrough Challenge, a program designed to boost user engagement and performance.

According to Jonathan Shottan, Director of Product and Content, “the content expansion aims to complement strength training with disciplines focused on mobility, stability, and injury prevention.” Among the new additions is the launch, on February 13, of the Pilates Precision and Power program, developed by trainer Kristin McGee. This is Tonal’s first program to combine Pilates and strength training, emphasizing alignment, control, and balance applied to compound movements.

The program also incorporates a new series of advanced Pilates exercises—such as Teaser, Coordination, and Rollover—which will be added to the platform gradually. Within this framework, the company also announces the addition of two new trainers. Katie Yip, founder of Paradigm Studio in New York, will contribute Pilates training focused on improving lifting performance and the mind-body connection, as well as specific routines aimed at postpartum recovery and core strengthening.

Pilin Anice, with over 20 years of experience in yoga, dance, and wellness, will add classes centered on mindful movement and regulation through yoga practices, both live and on-demand. In parallel, Tonal announces an update to its live training program, Recomp Roadmap, which, starting February 2nd, will incorporate live yoga sessions for the first time.

The new program offers four weekly workouts with different focuses, combining strength, recovery, and general conditioning, with the goal of promoting sustainable changes in body composition and reducing the risk of overtraining. Tonal is a connected strength training platform that combines smart hardware, software, and digital content.