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Beats & Frogs Pilates
27 classes in the next two weeks with 15 facilitators, taught in English.
27 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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The feel
Compared with the rest of Munich, Beats & Frogs Pilates leans toward Balance 6.7×, Strength 3.2× and Reformer 2.6×.
How Beats & Frogs Pilates feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of MunichWho leads here
Caroline11 classes in two weeksSelina11 classes in two weeksMichaela9 classes in two weeksUte8 classes in two weeksKatrin7 classes in two weeksConstanze4 classes in two weeks
All 15 facilitatorsPrices and booking
Each class links straight to Beats & Frogs 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 Beats & Frogs Pilates
beats & frogs pilates sits on Wittelsbacherstraße in Dreimühlen, where pilates is practiced mostly on the reformer. The studio offers a wide range of classes, from open-level reformer work and barre to the pilates chair and the cadillac. Most of the week's classes are taught in English, with a handful of German-language options as well.
It suits you if
- you want the reformer and a clear progression
- you prefer working with strength and control
- you practice early in the morning or after work
At a glance
27classes this week
15facilitators
Read more about Beats & Frogs PilatesPilates on the reformer and beyond, Who the classes suit
Pilates on the reformer and beyond
The studio's timetable is built around pilates, with almost every class a pilates class of some kind. The reformer leads the offering, and Reformer Open Level, Reformer 2 Intermediate, Advanced Reformer and the combined Reformer & Mat classes show how the work moves from the basics to more demanding technique. Strength, balance and core work run through many of the classes.
The cadillac and vertical frame, the pilates chair and the total barre class add variety to the reformer schedule. They give the work a different feel while keeping the same focus on control and alignment.
Who the classes suit
Most classes are open to people with some experience, and the pilates 55+ class is designed for active adults from 55 who want to move with gentle, controlled strength. The reformer level classes are arranged so that each step builds on the one before. Facilitators such as Selina, Michaela, Caroline and Ute lead many of the classes, and the people who practice here find a steady rhythm across the morning and evening schedule.
The classes run for 55 minutes each, and most of the week's sessions take place in the morning and evening.
Beats & Frogs Pilates: questions and answers
Are there classes in English?
Yes. Nearly all classes at beats & frogs pilates are taught in English, and the page lists a number of English-language reformer classes alongside the German ones.
What kind of classes do most people take?
Most classes are reformer classes, and most people who practice here choose them. Mat pilates, barre and the pilates chair appear less often, and the cadillac and vertical frame are part of the mix as well.
Which classes suit a first visit?
Reformer Level 1 and Reformer 1 Essential are the entry points, with moderate pacing and the basics of the apparatus taught step by step. Reformer & Mat 1 Essential combines both for people who are new to pilates. Pilates 55+ is designed for active adults from 55 who want gentle work on mobility, strength and balance.
When do most people practice?
Mornings carry the most classes, and evenings come next. Most classes start in the late morning or early evening, with 11am, 5:30pm, 6:30pm and 10am the busiest start times. Early starts from 7:30am and late starts up to 8pm are also part of the week.
How long are the classes, and which days are busiest?
Every class runs for 55 minutes. Tuesday, Thursday and Friday are the busiest days, and weekend classes are few.
Where is the studio, and who leads the classes?
Beats & Frogs Pilates is at Wittelsbacherstraße 16 in Dreimühlen. The studio works with a couple of dozen facilitators, and Selina, Michaela, Caroline, Ute and Katrin lead the most classes.