Why this page exists
Most people come less often than they planned to.
That is not a character flaw, it is a diary. Work moves, a child gets ill, a hamstring complains. Every studio knows this and most of us price as though it never happens. The number above is the one that survives it: what a class costs you at the attendance you actually manage, rather than the attendance you meant to.
Three ways to pay, and what each one really does
Every studio publishes the first two lines. The third one is the one you find out later, so it is on the card.
Drop in
$25
One class, booked when you know you can come.
What it costs you
Nothing is wasted and nothing is cheap. At more than seven classes a month this is the most expensive way to practise here.
Ten class pack
$200
Ten classes for the price of eight, used within twelve weeks.
What it costs you
The twelve weeks are the catch. Miss three of them and the pack quietly becomes a seven class pack at pack prices.
Unlimited
$149 a month
Every class on the timetable, twelve month minimum.
What it costs you
The minimum term is the catch. It bills in the months you are away, injured or busy, and those are exactly the months you would have skipped.
This week
Monday
07:00
Reformer Basics
New to the machine
Nell Aitchison
Monday
18:30
Reformer Flow
Open
Ivo Marchetti
Tuesday
09:30
Mat and Breath
Open
Nell Aitchison
Wednesday
06:45
Reformer Strong
Some experience
Priya Raval
Who teaches
Nell Aitchison
Reformer, pre and post natal
Came to pilates through a rowing injury and never left.
Ivo Marchetti
Reformer, mobility, athletes
Spent nine years as a physiotherapist and still teaches like one.
Priya Raval
Mat, strength, long form
Believes an hour is the right length and will tell you why.
Never done this before
Your first class, described honestly
What time to arrive, what to wear, what the machine does, and what happens if you want to stop halfway through. We wrote it down so nobody has to ask.
Read it before you come
Come once before you decide anything
No pass, no membership, no direct debit. One class, and then the numbers above are yours to argue with.
Book a first class