0145 minutes / Sample format
Introductory group
First reformer
New to the equipment
Meet the reformer, learn the set-up and explore a small sequence with time for questions.
Explore this formatThe practice / 02
Three ways to practise.
Plain-language formats, a visible starting point and no guesswork about who each class is designed for.
0250 minutes / Sample format
Continuing group
Regular practice
Familiar with the basics
A guided group sequence for people already familiar with the equipment and the studio's introduction.
Explore this format0350 minutes / Sample format
Private session
A private introduction
Prefer a one-to-one start
An individual introduction, with space to ask questions and become familiar with the equipment.
Explore this formatAll class names, formats and durations describe this concept. No actual classes are scheduled. Proposed introduction-first requirements need a real studio’s approval.
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the introduction.
If the equipment is unfamiliar, the introductory group or private introduction is the intended starting point in this concept. The continuing group assumes familiarity with that set-up.
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