Pilates Classes

Pilates exercises helps to strengthen the muscles that support and stabilise the core postural muscles of your body to improve strength, general fitness and wellbeing. The exercises work by building strength from the inside out. Rebalancing posture, improving muscle tone, balance and joint mobility and bringing the body into correct alignment. Pilates has something to offer men and women of all ages, all abilities and fitness levels.

Core strength is the foundation of Pilates exercises. The core muscles are the deep, internal muscles of the abdomen and back. When the core muscles are strong and doing their job, they work in tandem with the muscles of the trunk to support the spine and enable movement. When the trunk is properly stabilised the body is able to move more freely and efficiently.

The benefits of attending Pilates classes include:

Improve posture
Improve incidences of back and neck pain
Provide greater strength and muscle tone
Improve control, co-ordination and stability
Improve flexibility
Increase joint mobility
Lower stress levels
Improve respiratory and circulatory systems

We have classes on the following days and times:

Tuesdays - 9.45am and 11am

Wednesdays 6.15pm

Thursdays - 10am and 11.15am

Fridays - 10am and 11.15am

£48 per six week block

Karen Mayor

I teach the Stott Pilates Method to bring the highest quality, safest and most effective workouts. I have been teaching and training in the fitness industry for over 15 years. My passion for Pilates began four years ago when I sustained a shoulder and hip injury whilst teaching. I tried everything to sort out the problem but it was not improving. This was when I was introduced to Pilates which not only rehabilitated my shoulder and hip injury but improved my strength and flexibility. It also became a means to injury prevention, control and mind and body awareness.

Liza Bennett

I have seen just how effective Pilates can be in not only helping the rehabilitation process, but also as a helpful adjunct to the prevention of injury. Many of my clients newly introduced to Pilates appreciate the beneficial effects of the technique, from improvement of posture to regaining more mobility and freedom of movement.

Bryony Harris

I am Bryony and I have been practicing Pilates for 15 years. By practicing daily, it allows me to feel more light, spacious and free. I have a YMCA Level 3 Diploma in teaching Pilates. Pilates increases your strength both physically and mentally, improves your posture and balance thus reducing the risk of injury and allows you to connect to your highest self: the best version of you.