Reformer BEGINNER is designed specifically for those new to Pilates, offering a supportive and welcoming introduction. Your instructor will guide you through the equipment step by step, ensuring you feel confident, comfortable, and well-cared for throughout the session.
Reformer INTERMEDIATE sessions provide a flexible and inclusive space for all levels of Pilates - offering a dynamic and inclusive experience. However, we recommend that complete beginners start with a Reformer Beginner class before joining.

Over-60s Reformer is a calm, supportive style of movement designed to help the body stay strong, mobile, and confident as it changes with age. The focus is on controlled, low-impact exercises that strengthen the deep core muscles, improve posture, and support the joints without placing unnecessary strain on them. Movements are slower and
Over-60s Reformer is a calm, supportive style of movement designed to help the body stay strong, mobile, and confident as it changes with age. The focus is on controlled, low-impact exercises that strengthen the deep core muscles, improve posture, and support the joints without placing unnecessary strain on them. Movements are slower and more intentional, allowing time to build body awareness, balance, and coordination, which are especially important for everyday activities and injury prevention.
Over time, regular practice can help reduce aches and pains, improve balance and flexibility, and support long-term health and independence.
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Our Mummy&Me sessions are designed with parents and little ones in mind! These classes allow you to enjoy a full Reformer Pilates workout while your child plays safely nearby. It’s a relaxed, supportive environment where you don’t have to choose between self-care and childcare.
Please note:
Our Mummy&Me sessions are designed with parents and little ones in mind! These classes allow you to enjoy a full Reformer Pilates workout while your child plays safely nearby. It’s a relaxed, supportive environment where you don’t have to choose between self-care and childcare.
Please note:
