Classes

Build the body. Slow the mind.

Reformer Pilates does the first. Meditative yoga and singing bowl sound baths do the second. Most weeks need both, which is why they are in the same building.

Body

Reformer Pilates

Small groups on professional Merrithew reformers, taught in the STOTT PILATES method. The machine will not let you cheat, and the class is small enough that your instructor notices if you try.

Expect precision rather than intensity for its own sake.

Reformer Foundations

Beginner · 50 min

Slow, precise and a little humbling. You will use muscles you had forgotten about, and you will be told exactly which ones.

Effort
Focus Control, alignment and the fundamentals of the machine
Best for Anyone who has never used a reformer, or is returning after a long break

Reformer Flow

Intermediate · 50 min

Continuous. Little rest between exercises, and your legs will mention it tomorrow.

Effort
Focus Full-body strength, endurance and control under fatigue
Best for People with reformer experience who want to be worked properly. Not a first class.
Mind

Meditative yoga & sound healing

The other half of the studio lowers the volume. Slower movement, longer holds, and in the sound bath, no movement at all.

Three classes, deliberately. We would rather run a short schedule properly than a long one thinly.

Singing Bowl Sound Bath

All levels · 50 min

You lie down, close your eyes, and let resonance do the work. Some people fall asleep. That is a perfectly good outcome.

Effort
Focus Deep rest and nervous-system regulation
Best for Anyone, and especially people who are convinced they cannot meditate

Slow Flow & Restore

All levels · 50 min

Gentle movement to open the body, then long supported holds on bolsters and blankets. It begins as yoga and ends much closer to rest.

Effort
Focus Mobility, breath and release
Best for Anyone easing into yoga, and the day after a hard reformer class

Breathwork & Meditation

All levels · 50 min

More physical than you expect, and more practical. You leave with something you can actually use on your own, in a car park, before a hard meeting.

Effort
Focus Stress regulation and attention
Best for Demanding weeks, and anyone who has tried meditation apps and given up

New to ORRIS?

You do not need to choose between the two sides. You do need to pick a first class, so here is the short version.

Never used a reformer

Reformer Foundations

Start here. Two private sessions first is an option if you would rather learn the machine without an audience, but most people do not need it.

Coming for the calm

A sound bath

It asks nothing of you at all, and no experience is needed. Slow Flow & Restore instead if you would rather move a little first.

Want both

Body & Mind intro — $75

Two classes, one from each side. The honest way to find out which half you actually came for.

When a class is not the right shape

Some goals do not fit a group room — a body recovering from injury, an athlete chasing something specific, or simply wanting to learn the reformer without an audience. Private sessions are one instructor, one reformer, and a plan built entirely around you.

Private training

Start with two classes for $75

One for the body, one for the mind — or any combination. Packs work across both sides.

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