Do you need to be flexible to start?
The most common worry we hear, answered: no, and here is what the springs do for stiff hamstrings.
How our class packs are priced
What you pay per class, why packs expire, and when a pack is worth it and when it is not.
A single group reformer class costs ₹1,800. That price covers the reformer, the room, the instructor and the props, split between eight people. A private session is ₹4,500 because the instructor and the machine are yours alone for fifty-five minutes.
Packs bring the price down because they help us plan. The 10-class reformer pack costs ₹15,500, which is ₹1,550 a class. The 12-class mat pack is ₹9,900, about ₹825 a class. The private 10-session pack is ₹40,000, ₹4,000 a session. In each case the saving is roughly one class in seven.
Packs have an expiry, ten weeks for reformer packs and sixteen for privates, because we hold spots for pack holders when we plan the timetable. If they ran forever, we could not keep classes at eight people. We allow one two-week pause on every pack for travel or illness, without needing a reason.
Is a pack worth it for you? If you will come at least once a week, yes. If you are trying pilates for the first time, start with the three-session intro or single foundations classes, and buy a pack once you know you like it. Prices include GST, and we accept UPI and cards. We do not take long contracts or automatic monthly payments.
