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If you’ve never done this before

When it starts to feel easier

How long until I stop feeling lost?

About three classes, usually. That’s when the equipment and the words stop being unfamiliar. Noticing a real change in how you move tends to take somewhere between eight and twelve classes of fairly regular practice, though both vary a lot.

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Roughly how it goes

Honest ranges rather than promises, because everyone is different.

  1. Your first class

    Mostly logistics. Where your feet go, what the straps are, which way the carriage moves. You’ll concentrate hard, and that’s exactly right.

  2. Classes two and three

    Setting up stops being a puzzle. You start listening to what we’re saying instead of watching the woman on the next bed.

  3. Four to eight

    You begin to feel the difference between doing a movement and controlling it. This is usually when it turns from something you’re getting through into something you enjoy.

  4. Eight to twelve and onwards

    Familiar exercises feel steadier and you can hold a position for longer. This is where most women notice a change in how they move about their day.

One weekat atime

One class a week, kept up, does far more than three classes in a fortnight followed by a month off. Progress here comes from repeating good movement, and that needs turning up more than it needs trying hard.

A gentle way in

Two classes for £30 is enough to get you past the unfamiliar bit before you decide anything at all.

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Common questions

How often should I come at first?

Once a week is plenty to make progress. Twice moves things along faster, if your week and your body are happy with it.

Should I be sore afterwards?

A bit of soreness in the day or two after is common early on and settles as you get used to it. Sharp pain during a class isn’t expected, so stop and tell us if that happens.

Ready when you are

Come and try it