11:11 Pilates and Barre (Cedar Hill)
40 classes in the next two weeks with 11 facilitators, taught in English and Español.
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Coming up
Today
Monday 2 November
The feel
Compared with the rest of Austin, 11:11 Pilates and Barre (Cedar Hill) leans toward Barre 9.2×, Mat Pilates 5.6× and Reformer 3.9×.
How 11:11 Pilates and Barre (Cedar Hill) feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of AustinWho leads here
Avea’16 classes in two weeksVerandah14 classes in two weeksNia13 classes in two weeksVictoria12 classes in two weeksMelina8 classes in two weeksAlex De Leon4 classes in two weeks
All 11 facilitatorsPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout 11:11 Pilates and Barre (Cedar Hill)
11:11 Pilates and Barre in Cedar Hill is built around reformer work, with Pilates classes that lean toward core, pelvic floor and strength. The timetable is full, with well over a hundred classes across a handful of studios and about ten facilitators. Most sessions last 50 minutes and start early, before the working day begins.
It suits you if
- reformer work and core strength are what you are after
- you prefer early starts before the working day
- you would like classes taught in Spanish as well as English
At a glance
40classes this week
11facilitators
Read more about 11:11 Pilates and Barre (Cedar Hill)What you practice here, When classes run, Languages and who leads
What you practice here
Pilates is the backbone of this studio. More than half of the classes use the reformer, and the rest split between mat work, barre and a few yoga sessions. Core and pelvic floor work appears across most of the timetable, and strength-focused classes like Sculpt add a more intense option.
Class names carry clear level markers. Level 1 classes such as Reformer Pilates Tone, Mat Pilates Level 1 and the 11:11 Intro are the places to start, while Level 2 sessions including Reformer Core and Glutes and Sculpt and Barre suit people with some experience. Mat Hotties do Pilates is listed as open to all levels.
When classes run
Mornings are the studio's strongest window, with more than half of classes falling before noon and about a third starting before 9am. The busiest start times are 5am and 6am, followed by 5pm and 6pm, and most of the schedule runs on weekdays. Weekend classes make up about a fifth of the timetable.
The studio is in Cedar Hill, at 642 Uptown Blvd. Classes are spread across the week, with Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays the busiest days.
Languages and who leads
Most classes are taught in English, and about a third are in Spanish. Spanish-language sessions include reformer and barre, toning, and yoga, which makes the studio accessible to a wide range of practitioners.
11:11 Pilates and Barre (Cedar Hill): questions and answers
How long are the classes and when do they start?
Most classes at 11:11 Pilates and Barre in Cedar Hill run 50 minutes, and the studio sits at 642 Uptown Blvd. Its schedule is busiest on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays, with starts clustered around 5am, 6am, 5pm and 6pm.
Is it a good place to start if I have never done Pilates?
Yes. Reformer Pilates Tone and Mat Pilates Level 1 are listed as entry points, and 11:11 Intro Level 1 is designed for people new to the studio. Many classes are marked level 1 or all levels, so it is easy to begin with something gentle.
Are there classes in Spanish?
Most of the schedule is in English. About a third of the classes are taught in Spanish, including Reformer and Barre en Español, Reformer tonifica y define en Español and Yoga Español, so Spanish speakers have plenty of options.
Can I practice before work or in the evening?
The bulk of the classes fall before noon, with more than half in the morning and about a third starting before 9am. Evening classes make up about a third of the timetable, and weekend classes about a fifth.
What kind of practice is most common here?
The studio is strongly oriented toward Pilates, with reformer work leading the timetable. Core and pelvic floor, strength and barre-influenced sculpt classes are common, and a few yoga classes run as well.
Are there classes for more experienced students?
Yes. Classes like Reformer Core and Glutes, Reformer Peach Perfect and Sculpt and Barre are offered at level 2 for people with some experience. Experienced-level classes make up about a fifth of the schedule.