Class Schedule

Last updated 03/14/2008

In-Person Consult

Monday 12 - 12:30 pm
Tuesday 11am - 12pm
Wednesday 10 - 11 am
Thursday 12:00 - 12:30 pm

All other hours, instructors may be with clients or classes and unavailable to answer questions.

Monday

11:00AM Premium Pilates Level III+
5:30PM Intermediate Pilates Level II-III
7:45PM Mat Technique Training (dates TBA)

Tuesday

11:00AM Stott-Informed Pilates Level II
6:00PM Transitional Pilates Level I

Wednesday

8:10AM Express Pilates, 45 minutes of drive-time, Level III-IV
6:00PM Intermediate Pilates Level II-III
8:00PM Tango Fundamentals

Thursday

11:00AM Premium Pilates Level III (Ball Class)
5:30PM Transitional Pilates Level I
7:45PM Mat Technique Training (dates TBA)

Friday

4:00PM Premium Pilates Level III (Ball Class)

Saturday

9:20AM Premium Pilates Level III-IV
10:30AM Stretch Your Strength (No training required)

Sunday

4:00PM - 5:30PM Brazillian Dance - Beginners Level (drop-ins welcome)
5:45 - 7:00PM Ballroom Dance
7:00 - 8:15PM Ballroom Dance

You must have had training in the pilates mat exercises or consent of instructor to participate in the pilates level classes.

For more information about class fees see Sessions.

Pilates Class Descriptions

Level I

Good transition from the training class to regular participation in the pilates classes.

Level II

Be comfortable with the exercises and their progression; have a good understanding of how your body handles pilates.

Level III

Solid intermediate level. Most participants have studied the discipline consistently for several months or more.

Premium Pilates Level III+ and Level IV

Faster paced, more variations in exercises. Need strong core muscles, substantial flexibility, and a sense of humour.

Pilates For Golfers

Focus on shoulder and trunk flexibility and strength, and learn how to incorporate the principles of pilates to improve the power and efficiency of your golf swing.

IRONBELLYSM Pilates For Multisport

Learn how to improve your performance and prevent injury by optimizing alignment, uniformly balancing muscle strength and flexibility, and maximizing lung capacity, through sport-specific (running, cycling, swimming, snowshoeing, xc skiing) exercises.