The trapeze table cadillac, is a piece of pilates equipment that was invented by Joseph Pilates himself.
Originally, it was designed to aid in the rehabilitation of injured soldiers during World War I. The trapeze table cadillac has since evolved and become a staple in many pilates studios around the world. Unlike the reformer, the trapeze table does not have a gliding carriage. The trapeze table cadillac features a horizontal table, which is attached to vertical poles. The poles are adjustable in height, and there are various attachments that can be added to the poles, including springs, bars, and straps. These attachments allow for a wide range of exercises to be performed on the trapeze table cadillac, making it an incredibly versatile piece of equipment.
Typically these are purchased in addition to a sliding carriage reformer.