We aim to offer flexibility here for you, around sustainability for our small business.

Attending the studio is an acknowledgement that you are holding specific class spaces across each week & when you don’t attend, those spaces are empty (as we don’t offer casual attendance)

• Most memberships are paid weekly via direct debit through your choice of credit card or bank transfer.

There are no lock in contracts - you can cancel anytime (please give 7 days notice to avoid charges for the next week)

• There is also the option to pre-pay by the calendar month (at the start of each month) if that works better for you.

So that we don’t waste your time or money - prior to your introductory session - we ensure we have 2 or 3 ongoing spaces in Open Studio that will suit your regular weekly routine.

Once you’ve done your first session and you decide to continue, those spaces are then booked in your name, so that your ideal spaces are held for you each week.

So you don’t need to do anything but attend your sessions!

No, your subscription or direct debit will be placed on hold for you while you are away, and your spaces will be available for you when you get back.

If you’re paying by the month we can organise an invoice around your leave.

Being a boutique business with small class numbers, unfortunately it isn’t sustainable for us to “hold” spaces for longer than 2-3 weeks & ideally not more than 6 weeks across the year*

*This is outside of normal holiday periods of Christmas & Easter or annual/sick leave when the studio will be closed.

If you feel you would be away more than this, this approach to practise is probably not ideal for you.

Your bookings are managed by you in our booking system.

We understand life happens and commitments come up. We aim to be as flexible as possible within the sustainable boundaries of the business.

You can swap or change your class times if you need to, and your regular booking will stay in place for the following weeks.

If ever you’d prefer to change your permanent booking - we can do that for you.

To get a class credit you must cancel your class 24hrs before it starts otherwise you forfeit the credit. This gives time for other clients to use that space as a make up or swapped class - and is essential for the long term sustainability for our small business.

Unfortunately not.

It has always been a priority for us to make the practise of Classical Pilates as affordable as possible for our community over the long term.

Because we have minimal margins in place, we simply can’t absorb the loss when clients pay per session and then don’t turn up.

If committing to a minimum of 2 sessions a week & paying weekly or monthly doesn’t work for you, it may not be the right practise for you at this time.

The requirement of a minimum of 2 sessions each week is with your enjoyment & success and progression in mind.

This style of practise takes consistency and repetition to build strength, suppleness and create flow, growing in your practise. There is also a safety consideration in using the apparatus.

If you’d prefer not to commit to 2 sessions each week to learn to move independently - it would be best to attend a studio that offers casual classes led by an instructor.