If you are willing to have a quality Pilates in a friendly environment, this is the place to be.
I have been a huge fan of this studio for 10 years and never had a better quality of class elsewhere.
My needs are listened, my errors are corrected, I am never bored and there are a big diversity of activities to do.
Try Corpus studios and, I guarantee, you will never want to change to another place.

Have to say that I appreciated also every hour I spent in your Studio. It was very helpful and enjoyable,
your instructors and employees are the Best! I will have a hard time to find something similar.

I just wanted to say Thank-you! I am a great fan of the way the mat work is presented… there is
nothing like this in the UK…from what I’ve come across, the exercise way is a lot more gentle and
relaxing and I like the more powerful approach…having compared notes with others I consider
Kelly’s’ approach akin to yoga as a discipline rather than a drop in class as it reminds me of the way
ballet is taught, as a build up to produce a controlled result and not a quick ‘fix’… I am a great admirer
of this concept and approach…..I am definitely singing your praises to anyone who will listen!

I consider myself a wounded fighter. I practised too much and not always in a good way martial arts in my youth.
Daily lower back pain was the result. I was able to reduce the problems , with a lot of re-education, but couldn’t sport anymore.
Until the day I entered the Corpus studio’s. The initiation I received in Pilates was a real eye-opener. I really went for it, was exhausted
after the class but instead of having back problems, my back was “strangely” stable and stayed that way for a few days.
Now, three years later, my back is stable, yet flexible . Of course, my injury is still there, it just isn’t handicapping my life anymore.

Pilates’ focus on the powerhouse and consciousness of movement resembles basic principles of the martial arts.
I never understood why so many women do Pilates, it’s definitely masculine.

If with its strong mostly linear movements Pilates resembles karate , Gyrotonic and Gyrokinesis resemble more aikido.
Circular movements, spirals and lemniscates (figure-eights) are the basic movement patterns of both disciplines and … of life.

After a scoliosis operation, almost all the muscles along my spine became rather weak.
Back pain was something normal. Doctors kept telling me for years that I should work on building up back and abdominal muscles.
But they never said how to do that and how to achieve it, given that I cannot bend the spine anymore.

After a slipped disk a friend of mine recommended trying Pilates. For over two years I am now working out regularly
and – to my surprise – meanwhile, I can feel that there are muscles again where there weren’t any for over ten years.
I feel certain stability that wasn’t there before, much more aligned, upright.
Especially the concept of a thought “centerline” is a great thing for me.
Besides the evidence that I feel differently and so much stronger than before, it is its way of focusing,
concentrating and controlling precise movements that make Pilates so interesting for me.