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Grace Anatomy Pilates

21 classes in the next two weeks with 8 facilitators.

21 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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Coming up

Tomorrow

The calendar: 21 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

Compared with the rest of Los Angeles, Grace Anatomy Pilates leans toward Reformer 4.3×, Pilates 3× and Solar plexus 2.1×.

How Grace Anatomy Pilates feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Los Angeles

Who leads here

Joe14 classes in two weeksAnna7 classes in two weeksGrace Wang6 classes in two weeksAngie4 classes in two weeksArie4 classes in two weeksCortney3 classes in two weeks
All 8 facilitators

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to Grace Anatomy Pilates’s own booking page, so the full price goes to the studio and its facilitators.

Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting there

About Grace Anatomy Pilates

grace anatomy pilates is a studio in Studio City, where the week is built around reformer pilates. Most of the schedule is pilates, and most classes are on the reformer, with a few strength-focused sessions alongside. Classes are mostly 45 minutes long and start early in the day, so the morning is when the studio is most active.

It suits you if

  • you want reformer Pilates in the morning
  • you are looking for Pilates with a focus on strength
  • you like a steady routine of 45 minute classes

At a glance

21classes this week
8facilitators
Read more about Grace Anatomy PilatesWhat the studio offers, How the week runs

What the studio offers

Pilates is the heart of the week here, and reformer work is most of what is on offer. Strength-focused sessions such as the power and strength class appear as a smaller part of the schedule, and some classes are labeled strong or advanced for more experienced practitioners.

The studio's own site describes it as a place for pilates practice in Studio City, with a schedule that runs through the day from early morning into the evening.

How the week runs

The studio is busiest at 7am, 9am and 10am, and about one class in ten starts before 9am. Evening classes arrive later in the day, with the latest start at 5:30pm. Monday, Wednesday and Friday are the days when the most classes run.

A first visit could go well in the morning, when the schedule is fullest and most of the week's classes are on offer.

Grace Anatomy Pilates: questions and answers

What kind of classes does grace anatomy pilates offer?

Most classes at grace anatomy pilates are reformer pilates, and nearly all of the schedule is pilates. Reformer classes are the main thread here, with a few strength-focused sessions alongside them.

When do most people practice here?

Most classes start in the morning, and the busiest start times are 7am, 9am and 10am. Wednesday, Monday and Friday are the days with the most classes. Evening classes, usually around 5:30pm, are fewer but still part of the week.

Are there classes for beginners and for more experienced people?

Yes, there are classes marked experienced, and about a fifth of the schedule is set for that level. Some classes are labeled advanced, such as a reformer pod class and a power and strength class, so check the level before you book.

How long are the classes, and who leads them?

Most classes run 45 minutes. The page lists a handful of studios across the area, and this one is in Studio City at 12445 Moorpark St. The facilitators include Joe, Anna, Grace Wang, Angie, Arie, Cortney, Marita and Lex.

Do I need a pass to take a class?

Classes are not offered on a pass here, so you book each session on its own. Some sessions are closed group classes that are not open to the public, so look for open options when you plan a first visit.