Pilates Hub London - Pilates in Ealing
Frequently Asked Questions

Pilates Hub London is a fully equipped Pilates studio in Ealing, West London, offering small-group Reformer and Tower classes and private sessions on Classical Pilates apparatus.

What is Pilates Hub London?

Pilates Hub London is a small, fully equipped Pilates studio in Ealing. We offer Reformer/Tower group classes and private sessions on Classical Pilates apparatus: Reformer, Cadillac, Ladder Barrel, Wunda Chair and soon High Chair and Pedipole.
Classes are deliberately small so every person gets individual attention, and our focus is on helping you enjoy movement with strength and awareness. If you're looking for Pilates or reformer Pilates in Ealing, you're very welcome to come and try a class.

Do I need any experience to start?

No. Plenty of people walk through the door having never done Pilates before, and our Beginners and Total Beginners sessions are built for exactly that. Because classes are small, the teacher works with you at your own pace — you'll never be asked to keep up with a room full of people.

What is reformer Pilates?

A reformer is a piece of Pilates equipment with a sliding platform, springs and straps that support and challenge your movement. Many people find the reformer the easiest way to start Pilates, because the equipment gives you feedback and support while you learn the movements. At Pilates Hub London you'll also work on the other apparatus as your practice develops — it's all one system.

What's the difference between mat classes and equipment classes?

Mat classes are on the floor usually in bigger groups, using your own body and small props as the resistance. Equipment classes use the Reformer and the Tower. The two complement each other — at Pilates Hub London we offer small classes for both, so that you are never left guessing what to do.

How big are the classes?

Small, on purpose. Group classes are capped at four people, so the teacher can get to know you and your body, and give you real individual attention in every session.

Where exactly are you, and is there parking available?

We're inside Lammas Park in Northfields, Ealing: you can find us on the first floor of the Croquet Club Pavilion.  The closest Park gate is on Culmington Road. Street parking is available on Culmington Road and Eeelers Road, but please check for parking restrictions.
 

How do I book?

Book online through Tally Up, our booking system: https://tallyup.studio/b/pilates-hub 
Payment is taken online when you book.

How long are the classes?

Group classes are 50 minutes long. Private sessions are 55 minutes long.

How much does it cost?

Group classes start at £33/class. Classes are 50 minutes long. Our packages and bundles offer the best value: you can find all the info here.

Private and small private groups (one-to-one, duet and trio sessions) are priced separately — see "Do you offer private sessions?" below.

Do you offer private sessions?

Yes. Alongside group classes we offer one-to-one, duet and trio sessions, and clients can also book ad hoc sessions outside the regular timetable by arrangement. Private work is the most personalised way to practise: the whole session is shaped around you and you will be using all the apparatus.
Get in touch for current private session prices and availability.

What if I need to cancel?

We have a 24 hours cancellation policy for group classes and private sessions.
We also know life happens! If you late-cancel a spot in a group class and someone else books that spot, your credit is returned to you in full. 

What should I wear and bring?

Comfortable clothes you can move in, and a pair of clean socks - socks with grips if you have them. Water is available at the studio.
The studio has all the equipment, mats and small props you need — just bring yourself. 

Is Pilates suitable if I'm recovering from an injury or have a health condition?

Pilates can be adapted to most people, and our small classes make careful, individual work possible. We recommend starting with a private session before joining a group classes after an injury or if you have a health condition. 
Please remember that we're teachers, not medical professionals: if you're under a doctor's or physio's care, check with them first, then tell your teacher before class so we can tailor the session to you. Help us help you!

When are you open?

Monday, Tuesday and Friday 8.30am–2.30pm
Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings
Evening sessions on Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.

I still have a question — how do I get in touch?

Please email: hello@pilateshub.london

We're a small studio, so we reply personally — usually within a day.