The Studio
Mat work,
above the traffic.
Pilates and yoga on the same roof as the courts. Mats provided, classes kept small, and the same view you came up here for.
Pick your
morning.
Both run in the same studio space beside the courts. Nothing here assumes you have done it before.
Mat pilates
Small groups, controlled and slow, and harder than it looks. The class most people book before work.
Yoga
Open air when the weather allows, under cover when it does not.
Bring yourself.
The studio runs the same way the courts do. Nothing to own, nothing to arrange, and no membership to join first.
- 01Mats provided. Bring water and something you can move in.
- 02Arrive ten minutes early. Especially the first time, so the coach knows who is new.
- 03Small classes. Capped so the coach can actually correct people.
- 04Showers and changing rooms. The same ones the courts use.
- 05Coffee is thirty seconds away. Most people go straight from the mat to a table.
The week
in the studio.
Fifty minutes. The one most people book before work.
Book → Wed & Fri · 07:00Mat pilates All levelsSame format as Monday. Book the week if you want the slot.
Book → Fri · 19:00Yoga with Ariel All levelsLed by Ariel.
Book → Sun · 09:00Mat pilates All levelsSunday morning pilates.
Book →Who you will
practise with.
Ariel
Yoga instructorAriel is a yoga teacher, teacher trainer and retreat facilitator with over 15 years of teaching experience. Her approach is intentional, observant and inclusive, with a strong focus on detailed verbal cues and helping students feel at home in their practice. Warm and approachable, Ariel loves creating a sense of community in her classes, while weaving in movement, breath and a little yoga philosophy. She believes yoga is for everyone and enjoys making her classes both meaningful and enjoyable, with a splash of humour along the way.
Before your
first class.
Do I need to bring a mat?
No. Mats are provided. Bring water and something you can move in.
Are the classes outdoors?
The studio is covered, and yoga moves into the open air when the weather allows. In a downpour everything runs under cover.
I have never done pilates. Will I be lost?
No. Classes are mixed-ability and small enough that the coach can correct people individually. Tell them at the desk that it is your first one.
Can I do a class and then play?
Plenty of people do. Book the class and the court separately, leave a gap for coffee, and use the same changing rooms for both.
Can you run a private class for a group?
Yes, for a team, a birthday or a hen party. It runs through the events team rather than the class booking.