Pilates Classes · Now booking

Strength starts
from the inside out.

Small group Pilates at the gym — taught by me. Six to eight people, low impact, all fitness levels welcome. Weekday mornings and afternoons. Pick the way that works for you.

Class size 6 — 8 people
Schedule Weekday mornings + afternoons
Location The Gym, Glasgow
Low impact. High results.✦Only Pilates at the gym✦All fitness levels welcome✦Taught by Monika✦Low impact. High results.✦Only Pilates at the gym✦All fitness levels welcome✦Taught by Monika✦
The two ways in

Pick what feels
right for you.

Try a single class or commit to weekly. No contracts, no minimum sign-up. The membership saves you £10 a month if you're going to come anyway.

i. Pay as you go

The Drop-In

£ 15 per class

One class, one payment. Perfect for trying it out, working it around a busy month, or just turning up when you fancy it.

  • →Book any available class time
  • →Same small-group experience
  • →Same hands-on cueing from me
  • →No commitment, no rolling charges
Book a single class
ii. Weekly membership

The Practice

£ 50 per month
Save £10/month

One class a week, every week. The honest path to actually feeling and seeing the change Pilates does to your body.

  • →1 class per week (4 per month)
  • →Switch class times week to week
  • →Make-up class if life gets in the way
  • →Cancel anytime — no contracts
Founding members

First six to eight to join lock in £50/month — even when prices go up later.

Start the practice
What to expect

A class, simply put.

No mirrors-full-of-strangers vibe. No having to know what you're doing. Just turn up.

i.

Pick your time

Weekday mornings and afternoons. Multiple slots so it fits around the rest of your life — not the other way round.

ii.

Turn up to the gym

Comfy clothes, a water bottle, that's it. I provide everything else. Six to eight people in the room — never more.

iii.

Move, properly

One hour. Real cueing. Real corrections. The kind of class where I see you, know your name, and know what you're working on.

Questions, answered

Before you book.

Do I need to be flexible to start? +
No. That's literally what these classes help with. Showing up tight and stiff is fine — that's most people on day one.
I lift weights. Will Pilates clash with that? +
Opposite. Better core control means better lifts. Better mobility means fewer injuries. Pilates makes the rest of your training work harder, not lighter.
What if I miss a week on the membership? +
Life happens. Reply to me and we'll sort a make-up class that month — as long as there's a free space in another slot.
Can I switch class times week to week? +
Yes. Membership members can switch slots whenever they need to — just message me and I'll move you over if there's space.
What if I hate it? +
Try a £15 drop-in first. No commitment. If it's not for you, you've spent £15 and you know.
Will it actually change my body? +
Yes — if you turn up consistently. Once a week, every week, for 8 weeks. You'll feel the difference. Promise.

One hour a week
for you.

That's all this takes. The hardest part is the first class. After that, you'll wonder why you didn't start sooner.

Choose your class