Pilates is a way of life.
Much more than just an exercise method, it connects and develops the mind, body and spirit.
The Pilates Method
The Pilates method of exercise was started by Joseph Hubertus Pilates, who was born in Germany in 1880. He went to England in 1912. There he taught self-defense to detectives at Scotland Yard. When World War I began, he was interned as an “enemy alien” with other Germans. During his internment he trained other prisoners in his exercise methods and adapted his techniques to help bedridden prisoners. He combined his knowledge of anatomy and body mechanics with yoga, martial arts, and boxing. He experimented to reform hospital beds and trained injured soldiers.
Studio Hours
9:00 – 18:00 | (last appointment 17:00) |
* Last reservations must be made one hour before closing.
Trainer
Aki Arai (Director)
Aki Arai graduated from Hunter City College of New York with a Bachelor’s degree in Dance. When she was in college, she started Pilates training for her own rehabilitation when she suffered a knee injury. She discovered the benefits of Pilates and became certified in Pilates through Kane School of Core Integration in New York.
Rate
1 private session |
¥9,000 |
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10 hours package | ¥81,000 |
( expires in 6 months ) |
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5 hours package | ¥43,000 |
( expires in 3 months ) |
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1) All cancellations must be made 24 hours in advance. Clients will be charged the price of their session for cancellations less than 24 hours in advance and missed appointments.
2) All private sessions are by appointment only. Trainers may be changed without notice by the studio if necessary.
Improve your posture and balance
Benefits of Pilates
In daily life, our bodies are significantly influenced by stress and habits of bad posture. We experience stiffness in our shoulders and neck or chronic low back pain. Sometimes we don’t realize just how tense our bodies are. Pilates gives us the opportunity to reeducate the entire body to counteract these negative influences
The Pilates method focuses on the pelvis, which is the keystone connecting the upper body (spine) and lower body (legs and feet). All movements originate from inside out, so deep muscles in the pelvis (inner muscles) can stabilize and support your spine and your entire body.
Using Pilates, you can reduce extra tension, and become aware of your inner muscles. This leads to a well-balanced and conditioned body.
A refreshing mind and body workout
Pilates is the whole body workout using imagery to help you understand how you move each muscle. The exercises are varied to keep your mind stimulated and your body challenged.
You learn efficient patterns of motion increasing your energy and helping you be better in tune with your body as you practice regularly.
We support your high quality of life with Pilates.