SPIN Community and Fitness Center
SPIN Community and Fitness Center is a studio in Philadelphia with classes in Pilates. About 10 classes a week with 5 facilitators, busiest on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Most classes start in the evening, after work.
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Coming up
Monday 2 November
Tuesday 3 November
The feel
Who leads here
Wendy Kaplan6 classes in two weeksCory Kallas4 classes in two weeksDonna Gan4 classes in two weeksMary Kate McMonagle3 classes in two weeksChelsea Titlow2 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and whenPrices and booking
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout SPIN Community and Fitness Center
SPIN Community and Fitness Center sits at 10980 Norcom Road in Philadelphia, and it offers a mix that goes beyond yoga. The classes lean toward movement and strength, from Boot Camp and Zumba to Pilates and core work, and the schedule also includes open court pickleball and hands-on workshops like canvas glue art and sushi making. Most of the week's classes fall in the evening.
It suits you if
- you prefer evening practice after work
- you want strength work and Pilates together
- you enjoy trying something new beyond yoga
At a glance
11classes this week
5facilitators
Read more about SPIN Community and Fitness CenterWhat the classes are, How the week runs
What the classes are
The classes at SPIN are built around movement and strength. Boot Camp, Zumba, Arms and Abs and Pilates are among the regular offerings, and most last about 45 minutes. A group of classes focuses on the core and pelvic floor, and others are marked as strong sessions, so there is a range of intensity to choose from.
The schedule also includes classes that go well beyond fitness. Open court pickleball runs for an hour, and the workshops, such as canvas glue art, pumpkin cheese cake roll and DIY sushi night, run for about 90 minutes.
How the week runs
Most classes at SPIN start in the evening, with the busiest start times around 5:30pm, 6pm and 6:30pm. Early risers can find a smaller group of classes beginning at 7:15am, and a few classes take place at midday. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the busiest days of the week.
The studio does not offer classes on weekends. Around ten facilitators lead the classes, and a few of them teach most of the schedule.
SPIN Community and Fitness Center: questions and answers
When do most people practice here?
Most of the classes run in the evening, with the busiest start times around 5:30pm, 6pm and 6:30pm. A smaller number of classes start early in the morning, from 7:15am, and there are only a few at midday.
Is there something for beginners?
Yes, a few classes are marked for all levels. Pilates and core and pelvic floor classes are also part of the mix. Wendy Kaplan, Mary Kate McMonagle, Cory Kallas, Donna Gan and Chelsea Titlow lead the most classes, so their names are a good place to start when you look through the schedule.
How long are the classes?
The classes at SPIN are mostly around 45 minutes long, with some running to an hour or 90 minutes. Boot Camp, Zumba, Arms and Abs and Pilates all run 45 minutes, while open court pickleball runs an hour.
Are there weekend classes?
Classes here are not offered on weekends. The busiest days are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday.