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Wild Hare Pilates
Wild Hare Pilates is a studio in Lake Balboa with classes in Pilates. About 53 classes a week with 11 facilitators, busiest on Thursdays and Tuesdays. Most classes start in the morning.
- Open early: Classes before 8 on 7 days a week.
52 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Los Angeles, Wild Hare Pilates leans toward Pilates 3.2×, Solar plexus 2.1× and Fire 1.9×.
How Wild Hare Pilates feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Los AngelesWho leads here
Jess Davidson22 classes in two weeksAmanda MacLeod12 classes in two weeksTalin Titizian12 classes in two weeksKatharine Lerner10 classes in two weeksMarisa Guiley9 classes in two weeksMichelle Fefer9 classes in two weeks
All 11 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Wild Hare 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 thereAbout Wild Hare Pilates
wild hare pilates is a pilates studio on Balboa Blvd in Lake Balboa, and nearly all of its classes are pilates in one form or another. The schedule runs from early mornings through the evening, with more than half of the classes starting before noon. Most sessions are 50 minutes long, and the studio's own site lists every level, from first class ever to experienced.
It suits you if
- you want early morning Pilates before the day starts
- you are new to Pilates and want a clear level to begin at
- you prefer slow, controlled work over high intensity
At a glance
52classes this week
11facilitators
Read more about Wild Hare PilatesWhat the classes are, How the week is shaped
What the classes are
Pilates is the whole practice here. Most classes are open to all levels, and the schedule also includes beginner, intermediate and advanced options, along with first class ever sessions for people starting out.
Alongside the core work there are classes built around mobility and stretch, and others focused on strength. Pilates Jump, Pilates Strength and Pilates Stretch each take the same 50 minutes but ask for a different kind of effort.
How the week is shaped
Roughly a fifth of the classes fall on weekends, and the busiest days of the week are Thursday, Monday and Friday. The earliest class starts at 6:30am and the latest at 8pm, so the studio works around both early and late schedules.
The studio is run by about ten facilitators, and a handful of them lead most of the classes, including Jess Davidson, Talin Titizian and Amanda MacLeod. Booking goes directly with the studio, and there are no passes to choose from.
Wild Hare Pilates: questions and answers
Are there classes in English?
Most classes at wild hare pilates are taught in english, and the schedule is built around pilates in its several forms. The studio's own site lists the classes and levels, so it is worth a look before you book.
Is it good for beginners?
Yes. Pilates (All Levels) is the most common class, and there are also beginner, intermediate and intro options. Pilates Free Orientation runs for 30 minutes, which gives a first visit a gentle introduction to the studio before you commit to a full class.
When do most people practice here?
Most classes start before 9am, and early mornings are when the studio is busiest. Mornings in general carry more than half of the week, with the 8:30am and 10:30am starts drawing the most people. Evening classes, around 5pm and 6pm, are the other busy window.
Where is the studio, and how long are the classes?
Lake Balboa is the neighborhood. The studio is at 7900 Balboa Blvd, Suite 106, and most of its classes run 50 minutes, which leaves room to arrive and settle before class starts.
Which classes are calmer and which ask more?
Pilates Stretch and the mobility classes slow the pace and focus on range of motion. Pilates Strength and Pilates Jump are more demanding, so choose by how you want to feel after class rather than by level alone.