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Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina Levit

Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina Levit is a studio in Wilmersdorf with classes in Pilates and reformer Pilates. About 23 classes a week with 7 facilitators, busiest on Sundays and Thursdays. Most classes start in the morning.

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Coming up

Tomorrow

The calendar: 23 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

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Compared with the rest of Berlin, Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina Levit leans toward Reformer 5.6×, Pilates 4.7× and Core and pelvic floor 3×.

How Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina Levit feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Berlin

Who leads here

Ekaterina22 classes in two weeksNatalja16 classes in two weeksCamilla4 classes in two weeksLilian4 classes in two weeksHülya1 class in two weeks
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Prices and booking

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About Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina Levit

Pilates Reformer Leveka is a studio on Bundesallee in Wilmersdorf, run by Ekaterina Levit. The focus is reformer Pilates, with work on the core and pelvic floor taught in small groups. Classes are offered on the reformer and on the mat, and the studio is built around precise movement and steady, grounded practice.

It suits you if

  • you want strong, precise reformer work
  • you prefer small groups and close attention
  • you are new to Pilates and want a gentle start

At a glance

23classes this week
5facilitators
Read more about Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina LevitA reformer studio in Wilmersdorf, How the classes are shaped

A reformer studio in Wilmersdorf

Pilates Reformer Leveka is a small studio on Bundesallee in Wilmersdorf. The studio is led by Ekaterina Levit, who founded the space around the idea that movement should support everyday life. Classes are kept small, so each person receives attention on alignment and breath.

The practice centers on reformer Pilates, with a strong focus on the core and pelvic floor. Most classes have a strong, steady energy and are suited to people who want to build control and precision.

How the classes are shaped

Classes are offered across the day, with a good number in the morning and more in the evening. Weekend classes are also available, and Thursday, Sunday and Monday are the days with the most classes. Most sessions last about 60 minutes.

Beginners can start with a beginner reformer class, and the all levels reformer classes are designed to work for people with some experience as well. Each class runs from a group of at least two participants.

Pilates Reformer Leveka, Ekaterina Levit: questions and answers

Are there reformer Pilates classes for beginners?

Yes, Pilates Reformer Leveka offers reformer Pilates in the Wilmersdorf studio on Bundesallee, with classes that suit different levels. Beginners and more experienced practitioners both find something here, and the reformer classes are designed to work across that range.

What kind of Pilates is taught here?

Most classes at Pilates Reformer Leveka focus on the core and pelvic floor, with reformer Pilates at the center of the practice. The energy is strong and steady, so the work tends to feel grounded and precise rather than gentle.

When do most people practice here?

Classes run from 8am in the morning until 7:30pm in the evening, with the busiest days being Thursday, Sunday and Monday. Many people practice in the morning, and a good number come in during the evening after work.

How long are the classes?

Most classes last about 60 minutes, which gives enough time to warm up on the reformer, work through the core and pelvic floor, and finish with a slow cool down. Starting times vary through the day, with common start times at 6pm, 10:15am, 4:30pm and 9am.

Is there a class for someone trying Pilates for the first time?

Yes, the studio offers a first class for people who are new to Pilates, and many of the classes are open to all levels. Classes are taught in small groups, so there is room for individual attention and questions.