Where Do I Log In to My Pilates Anytime Account Online?
To access your online workouts, click HERE to log in to your Pilates Anytime account on the website.
When logging in, please keep the following in mind:
- Double-check your email address to ensure it is typed correctly.
- Passwords are case-sensitive. Enter uppercase and lowercase letters exactly as created (for example, myPW123 is different from MYpw123).
- Check saved passwords. Make sure your device isn't saving and automatically filling in old or incorrect login details.
How Do I Stay Logged In to Pilates Anytime?
If you receive a notification stating that your browser's cookie functionality is turned off, cookies may be disabled in your web browser settings. Follow the step-by-step browser instructions below to enable first-party and third-party cookies so you stay logged in seamlessly.
First-party cookies are set directly by the website domain shown in your address bar (pilatesanytime.com). Third-party cookies come from external domains that provide embedded features, media streams, or analytics. Accepting both types of cookies allows for a smooth login experience on Pilates Anytime.
How to Enable Cookies in Microsoft Edge
Follow these steps to adjust tracking prevention and enable cookies in Microsoft Edge:
- Open the Edge browser menu and select Settings.
- Navigate to the Privacy, search, and services tab and find the Cookies section.
- Turn on the toggle for Allow sites to save and read cookie data (recommended).
- Turn off Block third-party cookies if you want to allow all cookies.
How to Enable Cookies in Mozilla Firefox
Windows PC
- Open Firefox, click the Menu, and select Settings.
- Click on Privacy & Security in the left sidebar.
- Locate the Enhanced Tracking Protection section.
- Select the Standard option. This is the default setting, and it allows most standard first-party and functional cookies while blocking trackers.
- If Custom is selected instead, make sure the box next to Cookies is unchecked to allow standard cookies.
Mac OS
- Open the Firefox application menu at the top of your screen and select Settings.
- Privacy & Security on the left side of the screen.
- Scroll down to the Enhanced Tracking Protection section.
- Select Standard (this is the default setting that allows all cookies except known cross-site trackers).
- If you use Custom mode, make sure the box for Cookies is unchecked to allow all cookies.
- Close the Settings tab; your changes are saved automatically.
Understanding website cookies: First-party cookies are created directly by the website domain in your address bar (pilatesanytime.com). Third-party cookies originate from external domains providing embedded features, media streams, or analytics. Accepting both ensures a seamless login experience on Pilates Anytime.
How to Enable Cookies in Google Chrome
Windows PC
- Click the Chrome menu icon and go to Settings.
- Select Settings from the drop-down menu.
- Click Privacy and security on the left menu.
- Select Third-party cookies (or Cookies and other site data).
- Choose Allow third-party cookies (or Allow all cookies).
Mac OS
- Open Google Chrome on your Mac.
- Click the three vertical dots in the top-right corner.
- Select Settings from the menu.
- Click Privacy and security in the left menu.
- Select Third-party cookies (or Cookies and other site data, depending on your version).
- Choose Allow all cookies or Allow third-party cookies to turn them on.
Note: First-party cookies are essential for maintaining user authentication sessions. If you prefer higher privacy, you can choose to allow first-party cookies while restricting third-party cookie access through Chrome site exceptions.
How to Enable Cookies in Apple Safari
- Click the Safari menu at the top left of your screen.
- Select Settings (or Preferences).
- Click the Advanced tab on the right.
- Uncheck Block all cookies or disable strict cookie restrictions to allow website cookie tracking for Pilates Anytime login sessions.
Troubleshooting Pilates Anytime Login & Cookie Issues
If you have enabled cookies in your browser but still see an error message indicating that cookie functionality is turned off, try opening a new private or incognito browsing window. Multiple open tabs in a single browser session can sometimes cause cookie caching conflicts.
If login issues persist, try clearing your browser cache and deleting saved website cookies. Note that clearing cache and cookies will log you out of other active websites, so perform this action as a final troubleshooting step.
If you continue experiencing login issues after trying these steps, please contact Customer Support via email with the following technical details:
- Your computer or mobile device operating system (e.g., Windows 11, macOS Sonoma)
- Your active web browser and version (e.g., Google Chrome, Apple Safari, Mozilla Firefox)
- Any active security software or ad blockers (e.g., Norton, McAfee, Malwarebytes)