CLASSES

Two methods.
Know which one
you need.

Classical keeps the original order and precision of the method.

Modern takes the reformer somewhere stronger and faster.

Every plan includes both, and most members do some of each.

CLASSICAL

Focus

‍ ‍
Pace


‍ ‍Feels like


Better for

Precision, alignment, deep core control

Steady and flowing, one exercise into the next

Focused, quiet, harder than it looks

Posture, longevity, rebuilding after injury

mODERN

Focus

‍ ‍
Pace


‍ ‍Feels like


Better for

Strength, endurance, sculpting


Dynamic, with progressive resistance

Shaking core, music up, a real sweat

Tone, stamina, an energizing hour

On the schedule


Classical Reformer Modern Foundational Modern Strength
Length50 minutes50 minutes50 minutes
LevelAll levelsBeginner-friendly, all levelsMore advanced, all levels welcome
Opens withFootworkCore activationCore activation
EquipmentReformer, box, strapsReformer, platforms, handlebars, strapsReformer, platforms, handlebars, straps
TempoCounted reps, controlledSlow, 4–8 seconds per repSlow, with longer holds and pulses
Feels likeFocused, flowing, quietly hardSteady burn, building confidenceShaking core, real sweat
FinishFlowing closeBurnout and guided stretchFull-intensity burnout and stretch
Classical Reformer
Length
50 minutes
Level
All levels
Opens with
Footwork
Equipment
Reformer, box, straps
Tempo
Counted reps, controlled
Feels like
Focused, flowing, quietly hard
Finish
Flowing close
Modern Foundational
Length
50 minutes
Level
Beginner-friendly, all levels
Opens with
Core activation
Equipment
Reformer, platforms, handlebars, straps
Tempo
Slow, 4–8 seconds per rep
Feels like
Steady burn, building confidence
Finish
Burnout and guided stretch
Modern Strength
Length
50 minutes
Level
More advanced, all levels welcome
Opens with
Core activation
Equipment
Reformer, platforms, handlebars, straps
Tempo
Slow, with longer holds and pulses
Feels like
Shaking core, real sweat
Finish
Full-intensity burnout and stretch

Which class is for me?


You're new to the reformer

Start with Modern Reformer · Foundational, or [Classical fundamentals].


You're coming back from injury or pregnancy

Choose Classical and tell your instructor, or begin with a private.


You want to sweat

Modern, especially Modern Strength


You want the best of both

Two of each a week on Flow or Unlimited.


Every class
includes

Individualized instruction

Your instructor adjusts springs, range and cues to your body.

Hands-on training

Tactile cues that teach you where the work should be, always with your consent.

Community

A small room where people know your name.