First time
Everything to know before your first class
No experience, no problem. Here's exactly what happens from the moment you book to the moment you walk out of the studio.
Before you come
Buy your trial class ($199 MXN) or a package online, then reserve your spot on the calendar. You'll get a confirmation by email — no account and no app download required to purchase.
What to wear
Comfortable, fitted clothing you can move in — loose fabric can catch on the reformer's springs and carriage. You'll need grip socks; we sell them at the front desk for anyone who shows up without a pair. Bring water.
When to arrive
15 minutes before class if it's your first visit. That gives us time to get you set up on the equipment, adjust the springs to your level and answer any questions before the group starts.
During class
Groups are small and your spot is reserved. The instructor corrects form throughout the session and adapts moves for beginners — say something if a position doesn't feel right, and they'll adjust it. Instructors teach in English, so you can ask questions in whichever language is easier for you.
Afterwards
It's normal to feel the work in your deep abdominals, glutes and hamstrings the next day. It's not normal to feel joint pain or lower back pain — if that happens, let us know so we can check your technique in the next session.
How many times a week
Two times a week is where most people start noticing changes in posture and strength. Three or more if you're coming from an active routine. For two times a week, the 8-classes-a-month package is usually the one that fits best.
Getting to the studio
We're in Plaza Muray on Av. Nichupté, Supermanzana 51 — a short drive from the Hotel Zone, Puerto Cancún and Malecón Américas, with parking on site. If you're staying downtown or in the Hotel Zone, plan for 15 to 25 minutes depending on traffic.
What's next
If you liked it, the pricing page lays out every package. Staying in Cancún a few more days? The 5-day unlimited pass ($599 MXN) is the one most visitors choose.
First-time questions
How far in advance should I arrive?
Fifteen minutes. That time is used to check you in, walk you through the reformer or the equipment for your class, and adjust springs, straps and stoppers to your height. If you arrive right at start time, the class begins without that adjustment.
Do I need special socks?
Yes, grip socks. They're mandatory for safety on reformer, Wunda Chair and Tower. If you don't have a pair, we sell them at the front desk.
What should I wear?
Fitted or semi-fitted athletic clothing. Loose clothing gets in the way because the instructor needs to see the alignment of your spine and hips, and it can catch on the springs.
Can I take a class if I have an injury?
In many cases yes, and pilates is actually widely used in rehabilitation. Tell us about your injury or condition before booking so we can tell you which class works best and what the instructor needs to know. If you're under medical treatment, check with your specialist first.
Can I do pilates during pregnancy?
It depends on the trimester and your history. Message us before buying any package and we'll tell you which classes are appropriate. We need your doctor's authorization.
What happens if I book and can't make it?
Cancel from the app ahead of time and you won't lose the class. If you don't cancel and don't show up, an $80 MXN no-show fee applies, because the spot stayed blocked for someone else.
Start here
Your first class is $199
A single class to get to know the studio. Valid for reformer, barre, yoga or cycle. Any package works for all ten disciplines.