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Pilates Connection
Pilates Connection is a studio in north Fort Collins, a short way from the Boulder area, with two rooms set up for Pilates.
49 classes in the next two weeks with 6 facilitators.
- Every day: Classes seven days a week.
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Boulder, Pilates Connection leans toward Barre 3×, Reformer 2.6× and Pilates 2.5×.
How Pilates Connection feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of BoulderFacilitators
Katie Cowart34 classes in two weeksMarisa Dasent16 classes in two weeksBea Wood14 classes in two weeksSara Wilson14 classes in two weeksRebecca Tatman13 classes in two weeksJillian Powell7 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Pilates Connection
Pilates Connection is a studio in north Fort Collins, a short way from the Boulder area, with two rooms set up for Pilates. The main room holds eight reformer and tower units, and the second room has ballet barres, springboards and chairs for small groups of five. Most of the week is taught in the morning, and the classes are built around the reformer.
It suits you if
- you want regular reformer work
- you prefer mornings
- you like small group sessions
At a glance
49classes this week
6facilitators
Read more about Pilates ConnectionWhat the studio teaches, How the week and the space work
What the studio teaches
The studio describes itself as a place for both longtime Pilates practitioners and people who are just starting. Its classes are mostly Pilates, with a sizable share on the reformer and tower, and the level labels lean toward intermediate and advanced. A few classes are open to all levels, which is where a newcomer can begin.
Beyond the group classes, the studio offers private and semi-private sessions, with trainers who work to meet each client's specific needs. Its own description points to a community feel, with regular participants who come back to the same classes.
How the week and the space work
Most classes take place in the morning, and the busiest start times fall between 8am and 11am. Monday, Tuesday and Friday are the days when the most classes run. The schedule thins out toward the evening, with the last start at 6:30pm.
The studio's website describes its main room as bright, with high ceilings and a front garage door that opens on nice days. Classes last an hour and are taught by a team of about ten facilitators, with Katie Cowart, Marisa Dasent, Rebecca Tatman, Bea Wood, Sara Wilson and Jillian Powell leading the most sessions.
Pilates Connection: questions and answers
Is this studio good for beginners?
Yes. Pilates Connection in Fort Collins is built around Pilates, most of it on the reformer, and most classes are pitched at experienced students. A few are open to all levels, including a barre class, so a newcomer can look for those first.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes start in the morning, and the earliest begins at 7am. The busiest start times are 8am through 11am, and the busiest days are Monday, Tuesday and Friday. Evening classes are fewer, with the latest starting at 6:30pm.
What kind of equipment is used in the classes?
Most classes run on the reformer, often in combination with the tower. Others use the chair, the springboard or a jumpboard, and there is a barre class for all levels. Classes last about an hour.
What kinds of classes does the studio offer?
Nearly all of the classes are Pilates, and about one in ten focuses on core and pelvic floor work. Some are labeled as strong or sweat-focused, and a few are barre. The studio is a place for regular Pilates practice rather than for a wide mix of styles.
Are the classes taught in English?
Classes are taught in English. The studio's own description mentions that its trainers are prepared and excited to connect with each person, and that small group classes of five are held in the second room.