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1157 days ago

Adult Pilates Classes

Sue from Karori

Is it time for your to learn Pilates? Do you wake up with a cranky body? Maybe your knees aren’t what they used to be! Or perhaps you might just want to achieve better flexibility and strength. Does your pelvic floor need some attention? Pilates can help you build pelvic floor awareness , strength and connections in your body. Or maybe you might just want to know how to use that foam roller catching dust in your back room! I have 17 years experience and I would love to share my knowledge with you!!
New term starts today for 9 weeks. There are places in the evening classes. Have a look at the website sueruffellpilates for timetable. bookings essential as classes are limited to 10 students.

I have a couple of time slots available for private and duos are held at my boutique studio which is located in Kelburn . I work with mat, reformer, chair and small props to tailor a class just for you! To find out more or book a session please call me on 0277128434

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