Pleasure Point Pilates
Pleasure Point Pilates is a boutique studio on East Cliff Drive in Twin Lakes, near the Pleasure Point neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Pilates is what the studio teaches, in private sessions, duets, equipment and mat classes, and TRX work.
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Compared with the rest of Santa Cruz, Pleasure Point Pilates leans toward Pilates 3.9×.
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Pleasure Point Pilates
Pleasure Point Pilates is a boutique studio on East Cliff Drive in Twin Lakes, near the Pleasure Point neighborhood of Santa Cruz. Pilates is what the studio teaches, in private sessions, duets, equipment and mat classes, and TRX work. Most of the week runs in the morning, so the studio suits early practice before the day begins.
It suits you if
- you want Pilates before the workday starts
- you prefer small groups or private sessions
- you like equipment work alongside mat classes
At a glance
Read more about Pleasure Point PilatesWhat the studio teaches, How the week is shaped
What the studio teaches
Pleasure Point Pilates teaches Pilates in several formats. Private sessions and duets are led by certified instructors of all levels. Group work includes equipment classes such as the Equipment Quad, TRX classes like Strength and TRX Circuit, and mat classes open to every level. Classes last about an hour, so a session fits comfortably before or after the day.
The studio's own description says Pilates works on core stability and spinal flexibility, and it describes the method as concentrated, precise movement done on specially designed equipment or on the floor.
How the week is shaped
Most classes start in the morning, with a number of them beginning at 7am and 8am. Late morning and midday classes are also common, and a small share of the week runs in the evening. Monday and Tuesday are the busiest days, with Friday also well used. Weekend classes are few, so weekday mornings are where most people practice.
Anna Lovato, Maria Gibeault and Aimee Fitzgerald lead the largest share of the classes, and the rest of the schedule is shared among a few other instructors.
Pleasure Point Pilates: questions and answers
What kind of classes does Pleasure Point Pilates offer?
Pilates is the clear focus here, and nearly all the classes are Pilates. Most start in the morning, with the earliest at 7am and a few running into the evening, the latest starting at 5:45pm. Classes last about an hour.
When do most people practice at Pleasure Point Pilates?
Most of the classes are in the morning, and more than half of the week falls before midday. Early starts are common, with a good number of classes beginning at 7am and 8am. Evenings are less common, and weekend classes are few.
What formats can I choose from?
The studio offers private sessions and duets with certified instructors, as well as equipment classes, mat classes and TRX classes. Equipment classes include the Equipment Quad, and TRX classes include Strength and TRX Circuit. Mat classes are open to all levels.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes. The studio says all levels are welcome in its mat class, and its private sessions are with instructors of all levels. Anna Lovato, Maria Gibeault and Aimee Fitzgerald lead the most classes, so the schedule is shared among a small team.
How do I book a class?
The studio asks for reservations for all classes and private appointments. You can book online through its website or call the studio to reserve a spot.