Ada
Ada teaches reformer Pilates at Reformaré in Marsfeld, where Ada's classes make up a sizeable part of the studio's timetable.
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Compared with the rest of Munich, Ada leans toward Reformer 3.2×, Pilates 2.9× and Core and pelvic floor 2.1×.
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Ada teaches reformer Pilates at Reformaré in Marsfeld, where Ada's classes make up a sizeable part of the studio's timetable. Most of Ada's sessions run in the evening and at weekends, with a steady rhythm of 50-minute classes on the studio's reformers. Ada's sessions range from first-time foundations to advanced flows, so practitioners at different stages can find a class that fits.
It suits you if
- you want evening reformer practice
- you are new to Pilates and want to start slowly
- you prefer strong, flowing reformer sequences
At a glance
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What Ada teaches
Ada's teaching centres on reformer Pilates, a practice that uses a sliding carriage and springs to build strength, stability and control. Ada's classes are taught at Reformaré in Marsfeld, a boutique studio where the reformers are the main focus of each session.
The range of Ada's classes runs from the Foundations class, which introduces the basics of technique, body awareness and core stability, to the Flow and Advanced classes, which bring more intensity and complex transitions. A few classes move at a calmer pace, with mobility work and stretching that aim to ease tension and improve range of motion.
When and where Ada teaches
Most of Ada's classes take place in the evening, with more than half of Ada's timetable falling after work hours. Weekends are also busy, and Tuesday, Saturday and Sunday are the days Ada teaches most often. Morning classes make up about a third of Ada's schedule, starting from 7am, and a small number of sessions begin before 9am.
If you prefer to practice at lunchtime, Ada's timetable does not include midday classes, so evenings and weekends are the main times to plan around.
Who Ada's classes suit
Ada's classes are a good fit for people who want structured reformer work with clear progression. The Foundations class is designed for those starting out, while the Flow and Advanced classes suit practitioners who already know the reformer and want more challenging sequences.
If you are choosing where to begin, the Foundations class is the most straightforward entry point, and the Flow 1 class offers a gentle step up for those with some prior experience.
Ada: questions and answers
When can I take a class with Ada?
Ada leads reformer Pilates at Reformaré in Marsfeld, Munich, and most of Ada's classes run in the evening and on weekends. Ada's weekly timetable is one of the more consistent schedules in the city, with classes starting from 7am through to 8:10pm.
Are Ada's classes suitable for beginners?
Ada's classes include a Foundations class for beginners and a Flow 1 class that welcomes beginners and those with some prior experience. Ada's Advanced and Flow 2 classes are for experienced practitioners only, and a few sessions focus on calm mobility and stretching.
Can I start with Ada if I have never tried Pilates before?
Yes. A few of Ada's classes are labelled for first-timers, so you can start with Foundations and build up to the Flow and Advanced sessions as your technique develops.
What kind of classes does Ada teach?
Almost all of Ada's classes are reformer Pilates, held on the studio's reformer machines in a boutique setting at Reformaré. A small number focus on mobility and stretching, with gentle flows and longer holds.
How long are Ada's classes?
Most of Ada's classes are 50 minutes long. The format is steady across Ada's timetable, so you can plan a session around your day without much guesswork.
Where does Ada teach in Munich?
Right now at Reformaré. The classes on this page update from the studios' own timetables.
How do I book a class with Ada?
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