Your first Pilates classes at Anida Lab in Enge: small groups, a teacher who names the easier version of every exercise, and a Guest Pass to start.
See prices Book a classNobody arrives knowing Pilates. Every exercise at Anida Lab has a lighter and a stronger version, and the teacher names both. You start where your body is today.
Choose a format. Mat Pilates in the Aura Room teaches the basics in a class of up to fourteen. Reformer Pilates works on a sliding carriage with springs, five people per class. Pilates Tower uses a fixed wall unit with springs, twelve per class. All three last fifty minutes.
Buy a Guest Pass for the room you choose, valid seven days, and book the class in the schedule with your email address. Before the first booking, a short health questionnaire asks about injuries and pregnancy.
Arrive ten minutes early and tell the teacher it is your first class. Bring grip socks, and a small towel or rent one at the lab.

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Your first Pilates classes at Anida Lab in Enge: small groups, a teacher who names the easier version of every exercise, and a Guest Pass to start.
The mat teaches the principles with the body as the only resistance; the Reformer adds springs that support and guide. Both work for a first class. Many start on the mat and add the Reformer once the basics feel familiar.
No. Every exercise has an easier version, and the teacher shows it. Strength and range come with the classes, not before them.
One or two classes a week is a good start. A package of ten classes lowers the price per class compared with single sessions.
Grip socks, clothes you can move in and a small towel; towels can also be rented at the lab.
Another question? Write to us or ask at the Anida Café.
Every class takes place at Anida Lab, Gotthardstrasse 40, 8002 Zürich, in the Aura Room or the Reformer Room, a few minutes on foot from Bahnhof Enge.