Perrine Meroux
Perrine Meroux has taught Pilates and reformer Pilates in Paris. Perrine's classes focus on the core and pelvic floor and use the reformer apparatus, with a strong, steady pace.
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Practice with Perrine
Perrine leads 6 classes in the next two weeks at . Coming up:
Sunday 15 November
The practice
Compared with the rest of Paris, Perrine leans toward Reformer 2.8×, Core and pelvic floor 1.9× and Strong 1.8×.
How Perrine's classes feelStyles, energy and the body, against the rest of ParisAbout Perrine Meroux
Perrine Meroux has taught Pilates and reformer Pilates in Paris. Perrine's classes focus on the core and pelvic floor and use the reformer apparatus, with a strong, steady pace. Most of them have been in the evening and on weekends, with Sunday the day that has come up most often.
It suits you if
- you want a strong reformer session
- you prefer evening or weekend practice
- you are looking for core and pelvic floor work
Read more about PerrineWhat Perrine teaches, When and how the classes run
What Perrine teaches
Perrine's classes have centered on Pilates and reformer Pilates. Nearly all of them have focused on the core and pelvic floor, and they have a strong energy. The reformer is a regular part of the practice, so the classes suit people who want to work with the apparatus.
Each class has typically run for 50 minutes.
When and how the classes run
Most of Perrine's classes have been in the evening, and nearly all have fallen on weekends. Sunday has been the busiest day, and the most common start times have been 4pm, 5pm and 6pm.
More than half of the classes have been available with a pass. Wellpass and ClassPass have both been listed as options, so a membership pass has often been a way in.
Perrine Meroux: questions and answers
What kind of classes does Perrine lead in Paris?
Perrine has led classes in Paris that combine Pilates and reformer Pilates. The classes are mostly about the core and pelvic floor, and they tend to feel strong rather than gentle. Most of the classes have been in the evening, usually on Sundays.
When do Perrine's classes usually start?
The classes have usually started between 4pm and 6pm, with 5pm also a common start. Most have run in the evening and on weekends, and Sunday is the day that has come up most. Each class has typically lasted 50 minutes.
Can I take Perrine's classes with a pass?
Most of Perrine's classes have been reformer Pilates, which uses the reformer apparatus, alongside core and pelvic floor work. Many have been listed on Wellpass and ClassPass, so a membership pass has often been an option.
How long are the classes, and who are they for?
Each class is typically 50 minutes long, and the work is focused on the core and pelvic floor. The classes have a strong feel, so they suit people who want a demanding practice on the reformer.