Kath Nisbet and Claire Sparrow, have teamed up to put together this great new studio. It's a…read morewonderful space - very welcoming and relaxed...the kind ve place you just want to hang out! There's a massive range of classes for all levels both at the studio and in other venues. I have had one to one with Claire, and she really has akeen eye..i don't get away with anything, which is great for actually improving my posture, form and getting rid of those aches and pains. Zomadic gives this a huge thumbs up!

I attend an over 60's class at Moor Allerton Sports and Social Club. Alison is the most…read moreprofessional teacher, her level of expertise at differentiating for groups of people with multiple issues is impressive. She demonstrates Pilates moves, followed up by individual support. Alisons classes are so entertaining, we have a good laugh and leave feeling energised .... despite the pain!! I'd recommend giving her Pilates classes a go

From the owner: We teach Pilates classes and teach Reformer Pilates and Matwork on a 1:1 basis…read more We offer Community Matwork classes at Beginner, Improver and Intermediate level and we offer specialist Men Only and Women Only classes and classes for the Over 60s We offer classes in Crossgates over in East Leeds, and West Park over in the North West of Leeds and in Moortown, Meanwood and Adel in the North. The studio is in LS8 in the Chapeltown/Chapel Allerton area and as well as offering 1:1 sessions we run Back Care Pilates courses.

Ok. Let's firstly establish that I dislike exercise. I am a cake-eater and have a sedentary job…read more Exercise is a chore. However, post-Christmas gorging (I know it's March) has made me finally get bum in gear and do something about it. So with a ten day voucher in my hand, off I went with slight trepidation. Everyone always seems to know what they are doing in these places and always seem to be lying across some equipment with a massive amount of weight on looking healthy!! However, I must say that this wasn't like every other gym i have been into.... it really was about the fitness rather than the posing and the impressive atriums (atria? my latin fails me)! You walk in and the gym is essentially a warehouse rammed with equipment and people actually doing stuff. not sweaty and musty, but cool and, dare i say it, almost pleasant smelling! I have no discipline to do training on machines myself so off I went to a circuits class in the large studio... which was a bit odd, but that's another story. Then pilates, with the lovely Jo. For some reason, i thought pilates was like Yoga! how wrong was I! ow. Anyway, the whole gym is fit for purpose. pleasant changing rooms, modern equipment and I ache from the classes, which is good, right? no pain, no gain?! gah I just still couldn't justify paying all that money when i should be walking my dog and could be digging the garden over or walking up and down the stairs... energetically! PLUS how many butterfly buns would £30 by me?!

Good price but you get what you pay for. This gym is really geared towards people who want to do…read morecardio. Although there are a lot of weight machines, for people who want free weights its a very small space with limited equipment. I struggle to get on things even during non peak times. Don't bother coming at peak times if you want free weights. Big empty room which never seems to be used would probably be better used as another free weight section tbh.

A functional gym that caters for the busy city worker. It's open 24 hours a day - 7 days a week…read morewhich means it can always fit into your daily routine. It includes all the latest machines and is never over crowded which makes it very easy to workout. The staff are very helpful, though I have yet to have a personal fitness session they still offer lots of advice and help. Overall, its a basic gym, without the frills and luxuries, but doesn't lack in quality.