About

Repertoire Reformer Studio

Driven by a passion for the rich history of Pilates, originally known as Contrology, we are proud to share the practice of STOTT Pilates, a contemporary approach to the exercise method pioneered by Joseph Pilates.

Whether working with clients one-on-one or in our intimate small-group classes, we focus on building a strong foundation rooted in mindful movement, postural alignment, body balance, and control.

Our premium studios offer an intentionally small class size, allowing us to provide close attention to individual needs. We carefully address postural deviations, enhance joint mobility, and develop core strength in a supportive and focused environment.

Our studios

St Neots

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Buckden

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Frequently asked questions

Why should I practice STOTT and not another method?

When I decided to pursue my STOTT Certification, I researched for months, created Excel spreadsheets, and tried every single studio within a two-hour radius. Consistently, the best sessions were always with a STOTT instructor, which sadly were always in London, at the Kings Cross studio, where I trained.

The attention to detail and their overall knowledge were impressive, and I felt like a client, not just a bum on a bed. Some studios allow people to teach with online-only zero prerequisites qualifications and just a few weeks of training, yet they charge the same as a teacher who is comprehensively trained.

We maybe a little biased, but when it comes to our spinal mobility, muscles, and posture, nobody should be looking for compromise here. We should be looking to obtain a high standard of teacher, to ensure we don’t exasperate postural deviations for example, we should looking for the best, which is why I was so drawn to the STOTT method.

Can a beginner come to a mixed abilities class?

Sure! We can accommodate for newcomers in any class, except we also offer a specific Newcomers Class. This is to ensure you feel safe and comfortable before stepping into a Mixed Class, which may feel a little overwhelming if you are unsure about the fundamentals, such as footwork.

How old do you have to be to attend a class?

To attend a class, you must be 16. 14 to 16 year-olds can attend a private session with an adult. We offer private lessons for 2-4 people, and we often have families practising together!

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Email for more info

info@repertoire-reformer.com