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Short and sweet

Classes across Burlington of 30 or 45 minutes.

2 studios 路 24 facilitators

Practice coverage updated Oct 31, from connected schedules for the next two weeks. Schedules refresh separately.

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08:1550 minReformer SculptPeace of Mind Pilates 路 Essex 路 RochelleSpots openBook
08:4550 minMat PilatesPeace of Mind Pilates 路 Essex 路 DrewPlenty of spaceBook
09:0050 minAthletic Reformer 馃敟馃敟馃敟The Body Lab 路 Twin Orchards 路 Morgan HazoOne spot leftBook
09:1550 minReformer Power HourPeace of Mind Pilates 路 Essex 路 StephanieFull right now
10:0050 minAthletic Reformer 馃敟馃敟馃敟The Body Lab 路 Twin Orchards 路 Kathy BFull right now
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Short and sweet in Burlington

Short and sweet in Burlington means classes of 30 or 45 minutes, although most of the classes in this collection run for 50. The practice is mostly Pilates on the reformer, with a steady rhythm of early starts and a few classes that lean toward strength, balance or barre. Two studios, The Body Lab in Twin Orchards and Peace of Mind Pilates in Essex, hold the most classes.

Where to start: The Body Lab in Twin Orchards or Peace of Mind Pilates in Essex

It suits you if

  • you like early morning practice
  • you want reformer Pilates at a steady pace
  • you are new to reformer and want an open level class

At a glance

2studios
24facilitators
Read more about Short and sweet in BurlingtonThe studios and their classes, When the classes run

The studios and their classes

Pilates on the reformer is the heart of this collection. The Body Lab in Twin Orchards offers classes such as Athletic Reformer, which is a fast-paced workout for total body burn, and Reformer Flow 2, a moderate-paced open level class for building control and balance. Its Tower and Props class uses springs and bars to add resistance while keeping you well positioned.

Peace of Mind Pilates in Essex runs a wide range of sessions, including Mat Pilates, Reformer Mix-Up, Power Boost and "Power Up" Strength. Most of its classes are a steady 50 minutes, so the rhythm of a day is easy to plan around.

When the classes run

Most classes start in the morning, and the busiest start times are 8:15am, 9:15am and 10:15am. Before 9am is a common slot, with about a fifth of the classes starting then. Early evening at 4:30pm is the other busy time, and the latest start is 5:45pm. Midday and evening classes are fewer, with about one in ten in each.

Tuesday, Thursday and Monday are the days when the most classes run, and weekend sessions make up about a fifth of the collection.

Short and sweet: questions and answers

What kinds of short classes can I find in Burlington?

Most of the short classes in Burlington are Pilates, and the bulk of them are on the reformer. The Body Lab in Twin Orchards and Peace of Mind Pilates in Essex hold the most classes, and both run their sessions at 50 minutes.

When do most of these classes start?

Most mornings start between 6am and 9am, and the busiest start times are 8:15am, 9:15am and 10:15am. There are also classes at 4:30pm, and the latest start in this collection is 5:45pm. Midday and evening each have only about one class in ten.

Are these classes suitable for beginners?

Many of the classes are marked as open level, and about a fifth are listed as suitable for all levels. Reformer Flow at The Body Lab is designed to help you learn the equipment and Pilates terminology, so it is a natural place to begin.

Are there classes on weekends?

Yes, a little more than a fifth of the classes fall on weekends. Tuesday, Thursday and Monday are the busiest days of the week.

Which studios and neighborhoods have the most classes?

Both studios are in the same part of the city. The Body Lab is in Twin Orchards and Peace of Mind Pilates is in Essex, and the practice is spread across a couple of dozen facilitators, including Stephanie, Kathy B and Amanda B.

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