three reformers.
nobody hides.
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small on purpose
Three reformers, one teacher, and a room with tall windows over the street. We kept the classes to three because that is the most people one pair of eyes can genuinely watch. You will be corrected. That is the point.
Read about the room
“I came in with a back that stopped me sleeping and a suspicion that Pilates was for other people. Eight months later I have neither. Nell watches your feet the whole time.”
Amira D.
“Three people in a class means you cannot coast, and I needed that. It is the first exercise I have kept up for more than a season.”
Jonathan P.
“I did the beginners' course after a knee operation. Isaac knew exactly what I could and could not do, and adjusted every single week.”
Freya L.
“It is quieter than a gym and harder than it looks. I leave taller. My wife says so too.”
Marcus O.
“The room is beautiful and nobody is looking at their phone, including the teacher. That turns out to be rare.”
Helen W.
begin slowly
Most people start with the six-week beginners' course: the same three faces every week, the same teacher, and by week four you know what your own spine is doing. After that, book into any group class you like.
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