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The Reformation Station
6 classes in the next two weeks with 3 facilitators.
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The feel
Who leads here
Christina Pierson3 classes in two weeksTeresa Brown2 classes in two weeksBrian Tomita1 class in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout The Reformation Station
The Reformation Station is a Pilates studio on Pasadena Ave in Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles. The work is strong and specific, built around the reformer and the other equipment in the room. Classes run mostly in the morning, with a steady share at weekends, and most sessions last about 50 minutes.
It suits you if
- you already know your way around Pilates
- you prefer working at your own pace on equipment
- your practice starts in the morning
At a glance
6classes this week
3facilitators
Read more about The Reformation StationA Pilates studio in Lincoln Heights, How the week runs
A Pilates studio in Lincoln Heights
The Reformation Station is a Pilates studio in Lincoln Heights, a neighborhood on the east side of Los Angeles. Most of its classes are strong and aimed at experienced practitioners, and the work is built around equipment rather than mat work alone.
The studio is a small, focused space. A handful of facilitators teach here, and the most classes are led by Christina Pierson, Teresa Brown and Brian Tomita.
How the week runs
Most classes start in the morning, and about a third of the week's sessions fall on weekends, with Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday the busiest days. Start times run from 8am to 5pm, and the most common starts are 8am, 10am, 11am and 5pm. A smaller share of classes falls in the evening, and there are none at midday.
Reform School In-Studio is a 50-minute full-body session. You choose the equipment you want and work at your own pace, so the class can shape itself around your own practice. Pass options are not part of this studio's offering.
The Reformation Station: questions and answers
What kind of studio is The Reformation Station?
The Reformation Station is a Pilates studio in Lincoln Heights, Los Angeles, at 2222 Pasadena Ave. Its classes are Pilates, mostly strong and suited to experienced practitioners, and most of its week runs in the morning.
When do most people practice at The Reformation Station?
Most of the classes at The Reformation Station start in the morning, and a smaller share falls in the evening. Starts run from 8am to 5pm, with 10am, 5pm, 11am and 8am the times that come up most often. There are no midday classes listed.
Who leads the classes at The Reformation Station?
Christina Pierson, Teresa Brown and Brian Tomita lead the most classes here. The studio has a handful of facilitators in all.
Is The Reformation Station good for beginners?
Nearly all the classes are pitched at experienced practitioners, so this studio suits people who already know their way around Pilates. A typical class runs about 50 minutes, and the Reform School class is built around working at your own pace on the equipment of your choice.
What is a typical class like at The Reformation Station?
Reform School In-Studio is a 50-minute full-body session in which you choose your own equipment and pace. It is built to align and strengthen the whole body through specific resistance work.