AUTUMN 2020 – WE ARE HERE THANKS TO YOUR SUPPORT
As you can see in the pictures above, we have followed the Government Guidelines and made the Studio ‘COVID-19 Secure’.
We are blessed with plenty of space so that we can ensure a minimum of 2 metres distance between clients and have also invested in sneeze screens, hand santising stations together with clear social distancing reminders for extra reassurance.
Comprehensive guidelines for all clients and teachers outline an essential code of conduct in consideration of everyone’s continued health and well-being.
By allowing 30 minutes between all sessions our Teachers will have time to thoroughly clean all touchable surfaces to ensure a sanitised space from the entrance, and throughout the building.
With more windows than clients here in Middle Brook Street, good ventilation can easily be achieved, providing a constant through flow of air.
A combination of In-Studio classes live streaming to those who prefer to stay at home, as well as dedicated On-Zoom classes will enable everyone to take part at their convenience.
We’re looking forward to welcoming you back soon.
In today’s world with the frenetic pace, the constant demands on our bodies and the physical and mental stresses of every day life, it is so important to find some space and time. How often do we really focus on ourselves? Pilates is a means to focus the mind and body and to help find a way to manage, through good movement, to redress some of those imbalances.
Winchester Pilates in Winchester, Hampshire, provides a dedicated, comfortable and relaxing space in the heart of the City where you can come and be guided through controlled movements, learn how to recognise the impacts daily life places upon your body and to actively participate in redressing the balance. You should leave feeling calmer, taller, more mobile, energised or relaxed dependent on your needs, and most importantly yourself again.
About Pilates
Pilates is a movement based therapy most commonly likened to Yoga and the Alexander technique. Pilates differs however by virtue of the concentrated mind and body connection, and is not meditative.
What to expect
Pilates often works well in conjunction with other forms of complementary and physical therapy, and is positively recognised as a form of self help in rehabilitation and pain management focussing on a functional approach to joint stability.
How to get started
Send us an email, tell us what you are looking for and then leave the rest to us.