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Lachlan Imber leads Pilates on the reformer in London, and the classes are shaped around the start of the day. Most sessions run before 9am, and the reformer keeps each class focused on controlled movement and steady work through the body.

6 classes in the next two weeks at Milo and the Bull London Bridge.

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Lachlan leads 6 classes in the next two weeks at Milo and the Bull London Bridge. Coming up:

Monday 16 November

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The practice

Compared with the rest of London, Lachlan leans toward Reformer 2.6×, Core and pelvic floor 2.2× and Strong 2.1×.

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About Lachlan Imber

Lachlan Imber leads Pilates on the reformer in London, and the classes are shaped around the start of the day. Most sessions run before 9am, and the reformer keeps each class focused on controlled movement and steady work through the body. The sessions are 50 minutes long and come with a consistent early rhythm that suits people who want to practice before the rest of the day begins.

It suits you if

  • you want a reformer practice before work
  • you prefer structured early morning sessions
  • you like controlled movement on equipment

At a glance

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What the classes are

Lachlan's classes are built around the reformer, a piece of Pilates equipment that uses springs and a sliding carriage to guide each movement. The practice is slow and deliberate, with attention on alignment, breath and control. Each class runs 50 minutes, a length that fits neatly into a morning schedule.

Most of the classes take place at Milo and the Bull London Bridge in Bermondsey, where a handful of studios in the area host Lachlan's sessions. The practice is structured and focused, and the class names keep their own identity, such as Milo Reformer - London Bridge.

When the classes run

Nearly all of Lachlan's classes run in the morning, with starts between 6:30am and 8:30am. The busiest start times are 8:30am, 7:30am and 6:30am, and Monday is the day when most of Lachlan's sessions take place. None of Lachlan's classes fall at midday, in the evening or at weekends, so the schedule stays consistent across the working week.

The early pattern makes the sessions easy to plan around a commute or a workday, and the regular starts mean the rhythm of the week stays predictable.

Lachlan Imber: questions and answers

What does Lachlan teach?

Lachlan teaches Pilates on the reformer, and nearly all of Lachlan's classes in London are morning sessions. The classes are 50 minutes long and start early, so they suit people who want to practice before the day begins.

Where does Lachlan lead classes?

Lachlan's classes are at Milo and the Bull London Bridge in Bermondsey. Most of the sessions run before 9am, with the earliest starting at 6:30am and the latest at 8:30am.

When do most people practice with Lachlan?

Mondays are the day when most of Lachlan's classes run. Starts cluster around 6:30am, 7:30am and 8:30am, so a morning reformer session fits well before work.

Is Lachlan's class suited to beginners?

The classes are listed as Pilates on the reformer, which is a good match for people who want a structured, equipment-based practice. Early starts and a steady rhythm make the sessions easy to build into a weekday morning.

Can I take Lachlan's classes with a membership pass?

No. Lachlan's classes run in the morning and do not take a membership pass, so the sessions are booked directly with the studio.

How do I book a class with Lachlan?

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