Gradually, little by little, our Pilates courses are being reinstated and clients are gaining confidence and coming back!
Below is the link to the new timetable for courses which run for 7 weeks from 1st November until 17th December.
We are still erring on the side of caution and continuing on Zoom for those who prefer to stay at home for their classes, and some are coming back into the studio – limited to 6 people in the studio.
Please note we are not yet running full matwork classes of 10 in the studio. Studio places are only available in the hybrid classes, with a maximum of 6 in the studio. We will reassess the situation in the New Year, but continue to be mindful of the virus and distancing for the safety of all our clients and staff.
There is a beginners mat class on a Monday evening at 5.45pm, which is a hybrid, with some people on Zoom, and some in the studio. If you would like to start Pilates with us, and have not been before, please phone to book a 1:1 before joining the course.
If you are booking your class online please choose and book for Zoom or Studio so that we know who is doing what.
We have had more interest in the Pilates Reformer machines recently. We have a new reformer, allowing us to run classes of 5 over 2 rooms, so all are well spaced. There is a beginners session on Tuesday mornings at 10.45am if you are interested in giving these machines a go.
Of course we are still able to offer 1:1 pilates sessions, and any combination of bespoke sessions for families or friends. We have several couples who are coming for Reformer sessions which are not only good for strengthening but also great fun!
How about getting together with a few of your running mates to work on some strength and form over the winter months? Give us a ring if you would like to come for a taster session.
Here is the link to the class timetable:
Pilates-Yoga Timetable Nov-Dec 2021
Please book in good time to avoid disappointment. Booking can be done online or on the telephone.
Any queries, please ring reception on 01594 516810.
