Which Pilates apparatus allows for hanging exercises, providing unique upper body stretches?

The Cadillac is the apparatus specifically designed for a range of hanging exercises, which facilitate unique upper body stretches. Its structure includes a frame with various attachments, such as bars and straps, allowing for a versatile range of movements. This design enables practitioners to perform exercises in a suspended manner, which can enhance flexibility and strength in the upper body. The ability to hang from the apparatus also encourages an increased awareness of alignment and core engagement, making it an excellent tool for deepening stretches and fostering a greater connection to the body.

In contrast, the other options, like the Reformer and Wunda Chair, primarily focus on resistance training and do not provide the same opportunities for hanging exercises. The Reformer offers sliding carriage movements and springs for resistance, while the Wunda Chair is designed for seated and standing exercises incorporating resistance without the hanging feature. The Spine Corrector is more focused on spinal extension, stability, and strengthening exercises. Thus, the Cadillac stands out for its specific capability to support hanging movements that offer distinctive upper body stretches.