FAQs

 

What is the Pilates Method?

Pilates was developed by German-born Joseph Pilates, who believed mental and physical health were closely connected. His method was influenced by Western forms of exercise, including gymnastics, boxing and Greco-Roman wrestling. Pilates immigrated to the US in the 1920s and opened a studio in New York, where he taught his method, which he called "contrology" – for several decades.

Who is Pilates suitable for?

Pilates is suitable for everyone, at any age and level of fitness. It can be practiced for a wide range of reasons; from being used as a full body exercise workout, to pre and post operation exercises, to improve posture, balance and alignment, ease joint, neck, back and shoulder issues or for general injury prevention and rehabilitation. From the regular folk, pre and post natal clients, professional athletes to the elderly - all are welcome.

Do you have a cancellation policy?

Yes. All classes- whether online or in studio have a 24 hour cancellation policy. Please refer to our terms and conditions for more information.

What does the annotation on the group classes mean- L1, L2, L3, L4, L5?

The annotations stand for Class Levels 1-5, ranging from Level 1 Beginner- Level 5 Advanced. Generally clients new to the studio or new to pilates will start with a private or L1 class, so we can asses if it is suitable to join a more advanced classes.