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20 classes in the next two weeks with 5 facilitators.

20 classes this weekPlus workshops and retreats
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Coming up

Tomorrow

The calendar: 20 classes this weekEvery class, day by day, and the regulars

The feel

ReformerStrongGentle

Compared with the rest of Vienna, ARI Sports leans toward Hips 12×, Joints and mobility 6.7× and Strength 5.3×.

How ARI Sports feelsStyles, energy and times, against the rest of Vienna

Who leads here

Jana14 classes in two weeksKatja11 classes in two weeksJasmin6 classes in two weeksCeline3 classes in two weeksLisa2 classes in two weeks
Who leads what, and when

Prices and booking

Each class links straight to ARI Sports’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 there

About ARI Sports

ARI Sports is a studio in the Josefstadt district of Vienna, on Lange Gasse. Its week centers on reformer Pilates, strength and core work, with a good number of mobility and hip classes alongside. Most classes are 50 minutes long and most start in the evening, which gives the studio a steady, structured rhythm that suits people who train regularly.

It suits you if

  • you prefer structured reformer and strength work
  • you want evening classes after the working day
  • you are starting out and want beginner-friendly classes

At a glance

20classes this week
5facilitators
Read more about ARI SportsWhat is taught at ARI Sports, How the week runs

What is taught at ARI Sports

The core of the timetable is reformer Pilates, along with core and pelvic floor classes and a strong run of strength sessions. Several classes are built around the full body, including full body beginners and full body intermediate, which step up in intensity as you progress. Alongside these, the studio offers a steady number of mobility and stretch classes, including hip mobility, mobility for all levels and a class focused on learning the splits.

The studio also runs a smaller set of gentler classes. Fascia training and release is slower paced, and posture-focused work blends back, core and glute exercises with music. These are the classes to look for if you want something lighter within the same studio.

How the week runs

Classes are spread across the week, but the evening is the center of it. Starts cluster around 5pm to 7:20pm, and Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday carry the most classes. Morning starts from 8:20am are available, though fewer in number, and weekend classes make up about a fifth of the timetable.

The studio is run by a team of about ten facilitators, with Jana, Katja, Jasmin, Jessie, Celine and Lisa leading the most classes. Because each class runs 50 minutes, it is easy to fit a session around a working day.

ARI Sports: questions and answers

What kinds of classes does ARI Sports offer?

Most classes at ARI Sports are reformer Pilates and strength work, with a good share of core and pelvic floor classes. Beyond that you will find mobility, hip work and a smaller number of gentler, release-focused classes. Classes run 50 minutes each.

Is ARI Sports suitable for beginners?

Yes. About a third of the classes are marked as first class ever, and there are also classes for all levels and for experienced practitioners. Full body beginners and learn the splits are two examples of classes built for people starting out.

When do most classes at ARI Sports take place?

Classes start as early as 8:20am and run as late as 7:40pm. Most of the week falls in the evening, with more than half of classes starting then, and the busiest days are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Mornings and midday are quieter, with a smaller share of classes at each.

Who leads the classes at ARI Sports?

Classes are taught by a team of about ten facilitators. Jana, Katja, Jasmin, Jessie, Celine and Lisa lead the largest number of classes, so you will often see them on the timetable.

Where is ARI Sports and what kind of place is it?

The studio is at Lange Gasse 46 in the Josefstadt district of Vienna. Its classes are built around a mix of reformer, mat and strength work, so a visit here suits anyone who wants structured, equipment-based training in the middle of the city.