F.A.Q

What is Pilates?

Pilates is a series of exercises that were designed by Joseph Pilates. The aim of the exercises are to develop the core strength, flexibility and mobility. 

What is Pilates good for? 

Pilates has many benefits, Pilates can: 

When are your Pilates classes held?

Saturdays 8.15am - 9.15am - Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - intermediate)

Saturdays 9.30am -10.30am - Improvers (suitable for those with some experience of Pilates) 

Saturdays 10.45am - 11.45pm - Beginners

Tuesdays 8.15am - 9.15am Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - intermediate)

Tuesdays 9.30am -10.30am - Improvers (suitable for those with some experience of Pilates) 

Tuesdays 10.45am - 11.45am - Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - to intermediate) 

Tuesday 6.05pm - 7.05pm - Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - to intermediate) 

Tuesdays 7.15pm - 8.15pm Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - to intermediate) 

Wednesdays 6.05pm - 7.05pm - Beginners 

Wednesdays 7.15pm - 8.15pm - Beginners

Thursdays 8.15m - 9.15am - Beginners 

Thursdays 9.30am - 10.30am - Beginners 

Thursdays 6.05pm -7.05pm - Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - to intermediate) 

Thursdays 7.15pm - 8.15pm Mixed Level (suitable for beginners - to intermediate) 

The timetable is constantly under review so contact me with your preference to days and times and whether it be face to face or online. 

How much are your Pilates classes?

1 hour Group classes - no more than 11 participants

Classes can be booked in blocks of 6 to be taken within 8 consecutive weeks for £50.

or £10 PAYG

Your first class will be £5 after the trial class your space in the class will be reserved for 48 hours. If you wish to sign up please pay the remaining £42 within this time.

1 to 1 or 1 to 2 online 30 minutes - £20

1 to 1 online or 1 to 2 online 1 hour - £35

Face to Face 1 to 1, or 1 to 2 - 1 hour at Return to Health £45

Where in Fareham are your Pilates classes held?

Return to Health

201A West Street

Fareham

PO16 0EN

Where can I park?


There is no parking at Return to Health, I will send suggestions on your enrolment email. 

What should I expect from a class? 

A friendly and supportive atmosphere, detailed instruction with clear demonstrations and different variations, the class starts with a gentle warmup, progresses to floor based exercises and then a cool down, stretch and meditation at the end. 

How many people are in your Pilates classes in Fareham?

At full capacity each class has 11 participants and the teacher.  

Do we use equipment in your Pilates classes?

Yes, equipment will be provided for you, we all always use a mat, some positions you may find a block useful, we also use circles, bands, balls, small weights but  not all at the same time! :) 

What shall I wear?

Something you can move in, you can keep your socks on if you wish, something ideally where I can see your body line (legs, abdomen and back) but which still enables you to feel comfortable.

What shall I bring?

All equipment is provided but it is advised you bring a bottle of water and you may wish to bring a small towel. You are welcome to bring your own mat and equipment. 

Does it matter if I have not taken part in a Pilates before before? 

Not at all, the beginner Pilates classes are aimed at those who have not taken part in Pilates classes before, all exercises have modifications. If you have taken part in Pilates there are lots of variations to the exercises so you can challenge yourself. 

I am not very flexible does this matter? 

No, hopefully you will become more flexible! Wherever you can stretch to is where you should be stretching to on that day. 

How do I book? 

Please contact me to fill in a enrolment form, I will then issue you a link for payment to secure your spot.

How do I pay?

You can pay my bank transfer or cash. 

I am pregnant, are your classes suitable? 

This will depend on which trimester you are in, I have completed my pre and post natal qualification but particularly in the third trimester you would be better suited to a specialist pre natal class.