Amy Anderson
Amy Anderson leads a small, steady set of classes in Edinburgh, mostly strength and strong sessions held at sóma reformer in South Gyle. Amy's classes lean toward the evening, with the latest start at 5:30pm, and they run for 50 minutes.
9 classes in the next two weeks at sóma reformer.
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Practice with Amy
Amy leads 9 classes in the next two weeks at sóma reformer. The next three:
Tomorrow
Wednesday 11 November
Sunday 15 November
The practice
Compared with the rest of Edinburgh, Amy leans toward Strength 5.9×, Strong 2.2× and Solar plexus 1.6×.
How Amy's classes feelStyles, energy and the body, against the rest of EdinburghAbout Amy Anderson
Amy Anderson leads a small, steady set of classes in Edinburgh, mostly strength and strong sessions held at sóma reformer in South Gyle. Amy's classes lean toward the evening, with the latest start at 5:30pm, and they run for 50 minutes. The result is a practice that suits a focused, working hour in the middle of the week.
It suits you if
- you want a focused strength session
- you prefer evening classes after work
- you like a compact 50 minute practice
At a glance
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What Amy teaches
Amy teaches in Edinburgh at sóma reformer in South Gyle, a studio that holds most of Amy's classes. Amy's classes are mostly strength and strong sessions, with a clear focus on working the body in a structured way. The example class, MAT SCULPT, shows how Amy's sessions are built around sculpting and steady effort.
Amy's schedule is compact, with a couple of dozen classes and a handful of studios across the city. Most of Amy's classes fall in the evening, and a smaller share run in the morning.
When Amy's classes run
Amy's classes run most often on Wednesday, Tuesday and Sunday, and the earliest start is 7:30am. Amy's busiest start times are 5:30pm, 7:30am and 10am, so the day is split between early and evening sessions. Weekend classes make up about a fifth of Amy's schedule.
Because Amy's classes run for 50 minutes, they are easy to fit around the working day. Anyone who wants a short, focused session after work or before the day begins will find a time that suits.
Amy Anderson: questions and answers
Where does Amy Anderson teach in Edinburgh?
Amy leads classes in Edinburgh at sóma reformer in South Gyle, where Amy's classes are mostly strength and strong sessions. Most of Amy's classes run in the evening, with a smaller share in the morning and some on weekends.
What kind of classes does Amy lead?
Amy's classes are mostly strength and strong sessions, and the example class is MAT SCULPT at sóma reformer, which runs 50 minutes. Amy's classes at sóma reformer are a good fit if you want focused, working movement.
When do Amy's classes usually run?
Amy's classes tend to fall in the evening, and the latest start is 5:30pm. Amy's earliest start is 7:30am, and Amy's busiest start times are 5:30pm, 7:30am and 10am.
Which days does Amy teach most often?
Amy's classes run on Wednesday, Tuesday and Sunday, which are Amy's busiest days. Weekend classes make up about a fifth of Amy's schedule, so Sunday is a regular part of Amy's week.
How long are Amy's classes?
Amy's classes are typically 50 minutes long, so the sessions are compact enough to fit around a working day. Most of them are 50 minutes, including the example class at sóma reformer.
How do I book a class with Amy?
Choose a class above. Booking happens on the studio's own page, so you pay the studio directly.