Oak Pilates reformer seen from above
The reformer carriage, seen from above

Drag the carriage

inhale

exhale

Reformer, mat and breathwork in one small room. Twelve people a class, and a teacher who learns your name.

19:30 Slow Reformer

19:30 Slow Reformer

Tonight, 3 places left

Tonight, 3 places left

Most studios count reps.

Most studios count reps.

Woman lying still on a mat

We count breaths.

We count breaths.

Twelve people, one slow room,

Twelve people, one slow room,

Woman on a reformer

and springs that do the arguing

and springs that do the arguing

for you.

for you.

How much do you want to carry today?

Woman lying still on a mat, seen from above

Still Mat

Slow mat, long holds and breath. For tired weeks.

Slow mat, long holds and breath. For tired weeks.

Light

Man in a lying spinal twist, seen from above

Slow Flow

Joints, hips, spines. You leave taller than you came.

Joints, hips, spines. You leave taller than you came.

Steady

Woman pressing on a reformer, seen from above

Slow Reformer

The class most people stay for. A proper sweat, nothing shouted.

The class most people stay for. A proper sweat, nothing shouted.

Medium

Woman holding a plank on a reformer, seen from above

Full Spring

Four springs, slow tempo. Your legs will tell you tomorrow.

Four springs, slow tempo. Your legs will tell you tomorrow.

Heavy

Twelve reformers. Never thirteen.

Twelve reformers. Never thirteen.

When the room is full, the room is full. Nobody waits for a machine, and nobody gets lost at the back.

When the room is full, the room is full. Nobody waits for a machine, and nobody gets lost at the back.

Twelve reformers in the studio, seen from above
Eight people meditating in a circle, seen from above

The Still Room

breathe in

breathe out

A dark, quiet room behind the reformers. Twenty minutes of guided breath after any class, or on its own at 07:00 and 21:00.

Three teachers. Your name by week two.

Ana Reis

Reformer. Fifteen years teaching.

Tobi Adeyemi

Slow flow. Ex-sprinter who got bored of fast.

Meera Nair

Full spring and breath. Started at forty-eight, has not stopped.

Your first hour

Shoes lined up under an oak bench
Four coloured reformer springs
A hand gripping a leather strap
Cups of tea on an oak bench

00:00

00:00

Walk in.

Shoes off, phone in the basket. Someone knows you are new.

00:05

Meet the machine.

Carriage, springs, straps. Five minutes and it stops looking scary.

00:10

Move.

A teacher stays beside you for the first ten minutes.

01:00

Stay.

Twenty minutes in the Still Room, or tea on the bench. Nobody rushes you out.

Start with one. It costs less than lunch.

Your first class is £12. After that, punch a card or stay a while.

Your first class is £12. After that, punch a card or stay a while.

Spring & Still

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First class

£12

Five classes

£95

Every week, unlimited

£39 a week

A full class on reformers with a teacher walking between them

Hear it from whoever had that reformer last.

I came for my back. I stayed because Ana noticed when I missed a week.

Priya, reformer 2

Nobody shouts. I did not know exercise could be like this.

Dan, reformer 4

Full Spring on Monday. Stairs on Tuesday were a negotiation.

Lou, reformer 6

The only twenty minutes my phone stays in a bag.

Hana, reformer 9

My physio asked what I had changed.

Marek, reformer 11

Find us

Find us

14 Mill Yard, Bristol BS1 6QH

Every day 06:30 to 21:30.

hello@springandstill.com

Spring & Still

Classes

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