Ohhhh... Your Friend Likes You.

Like... likes you. Not in a weird way. Probably.

But they like you enough to give you one of our limited Brisbane Pilates Guest Passes, and we don't hand those things out to just anybody.

In fact, we'd go as far as saying your friend thinks you're one of the good ones. So welcome.

Your Guest Pass

Your Guest Pass gives you access to a complimentary Brisbane Pilates class.

Before you book, we'll just need you to complete the online registration and waiver paperwork. It only takes a couple of minutes and means we can spend more time helping you and less time shuffling forms around.

Once that's done, you'll be able to choose a class and experience Brisbane Pilates for yourself.

Ready?

Complete your registration, choose a class, and we'll see you in the studio.

Your friend has already decided you're awesome.

Now it's our turn.

Guest Pass

What Should I Wear?

Anything comfortable that you can move in. Think activewear, leggings, t-shirts or gym gear. You'll also need clean socks or grip socks (if you already have a pair).

What Should I Bring?

✔ Water bottle
✔ Grip socks
✔ Your friend (optional, but recommended)
✔ A willingness to try something new

A Few Things To Know

Arrive a few minutes early so we can introduce you to the Reformer and answer any questions.

Don't stress if you've never done Pilates before. Every week we welcome complete beginners into our classes.

Nobody expects you to know what you're doing. Most of us are still figuring it out too.

  • A group of women participating in an exercise class on Pilates reformer machines in a studio with neon sign and blue lighting.

    Stronger together.

  • Women participating in a Pilates class on reformer machines in a dimly lit studio with a blue neon 'women's Pilates' sign on the wall.

    Good vibes. Great people.

  • Two women exercising on Pilates reformers in a fitness studio with a neon blue sign saying 'Bring Your Dilemma' in the background, one smiling and lying on her side, the other stretching her arm upward.

    Community built on strength (literally)

  • Group of people doing Pilates exercises on reformer machines in a fitness studio with blue neon lighting and white walls.

    Because workouts are better with friends.