Scottsdale
Scottsdale is a studio in Sedona where reformer Pilates and mat Pilates make up most of the timetable. The classes lean toward the morning, with a good share starting before 9am, and each session runs about 50 minutes.
28 classes in the next two weeks with 7 facilitators.
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Compared with the rest of Sedona, Scottsdale leans toward Reformer 2.9×.
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Ellie Bachman14 classes in two weeksAmy Llusco12 classes in two weeksSarah Marie Tokar10 classes in two weeksEllie Reid6 classes in two weeksGianna Russo6 classes in two weeksIzzy Ray4 classes in two weeks
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Scottsdale is a studio in Sedona where reformer Pilates and mat Pilates make up most of the timetable. The classes lean toward the morning, with a good share starting before 9am, and each session runs about 50 minutes. The studio's own description calls its approach low-impact, full-body work with an emphasis on flexibility, stability and strength.
It suits you if
- you like early morning sessions
- you want reformer work alongside mat Pilates
- you prefer structured, guided strength classes
At a glance
28classes this week
7facilitators
Read more about ScottsdaleWhat the classes are, When classes run
What the classes are
Scottsdale's timetable is built around Pilates and reformer Pilates, which together make up most of what is on offer. The classes are short and steady, about 50 minutes each, and draw on a mix of apparatus and mat work. The studio describes its format as low-impact, full-body training that uses functional movement to build strength and control.
The studio's own pages describe three class formats, FS8 Original, FS8 ReformX and FS8 Ignite. Each is guided by trainers who coach the movements step by step, which suits anyone who likes clear cues and a set routine.
When classes run
Most classes at Scottsdale take place in the morning, and more than half of the timetable falls before noon. The earliest session starts at 6am, and the busiest start times are 6am, 8:30am, 9:30am and 5:30pm. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday carry the most classes, and weekend sessions are few.
Because the day is weighted so heavily toward the morning, a session before work is the most natural fit here. The evening slots give a second option for people who cannot make an early start.
Scottsdale: questions and answers
What kind of classes are there at Scottsdale?
Scottsdale lists classes in Pilates and reformer Pilates, and most classes are morning sessions, with a good share starting before 9am. The earliest class starts at 6am and the latest at 6:30pm.
When do most people practice at Scottsdale?
Most classes at Scottsdale start in the morning, and the busiest start times are 6am, 8:30am, 9:30am and 5:30pm. The busiest days are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday, so mornings early in the week tend to fill the timetable.
How long are the classes, and what does a session look like?
The studio's classes are built around the FS8 Original, FS8 ReformX and FS8 Ignite formats, each about 50 minutes. Each one mixes reformer and mat work with strength, so the class feels like a full-body session rather than a stretch.
Who leads the classes at Scottsdale?
Several facilitators lead classes at Scottsdale, including Ellie Bachman, Amy Llusco, Sarah Marie Tokar and Ellie Reid. Their classes run across the studio's timetable, so there is usually more than one person to learn from in a given week.