HOW IT WORKS & FAQs

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW BEFORE JOINING

Joining Debbie Wyer Pilates is about more than booking a class. It's about finding a welcoming, supportive space where you can better understand your body, move with confidence and build healthy movement habits that help you feel stronger for life.

Because I teach every class myself, I'll get to know you, how your body moves and what you're hoping to achieve. Whether your goal is to ease aches and stiffness, improve your posture, enjoy walking or running more comfortably, get more from your gym workouts, or simply feel stronger and more confident in everyday life, I'll be there to support you every step of the way.

Before you book

Every woman is different, which is why I don't believe in a one-size-fits-all approach. Taking the time to find the right class from the start helps you feel confident, progress safely and get the most from your membership.

I always recommend getting in touch before booking your trial class. We can have a quick chat about your goals, answer any questions and make sure you're booked into the class that's right for you.

Classes are intentionally kept small to ensure everyone receives individual guidance and support. Many classes are fully booked and, although availability may sometimes appear online, I keep an additional space in most classes to give existing members the flexibility to move between classes when life gets in the way. Getting in touch first allows me to check availability and recommend the best option for you.

HOW MEMBERSHIP WORKS

Your regular weekly class

When you join, you'll have a reserved place in the same class each week.

Having a regular routine helps you build confidence, make steady progress and become part of a friendly, supportive community. It also allows me to understand how your body moves, monitor your progress and adapt exercises to suit your individual needs as your strength and confidence grow.

Life happens - and that's okay

As much as we'd all like life to go to plan, work, family commitments, holidays and appointments sometimes get in the way.

If you can't make your usual class, you can book onto another class (subject to availability) using our online booking system.

To help make this possible, I've deliberately built an additional space into most classes, giving members greater flexibility to catch up whenever they need to.

Monthly membership

Membership starts from £45 per month for one class each week.

Payments are spread evenly across 12 months and are based on 46 teaching weeks each year, making budgeting simple while guaranteeing your regular place in class.

If you'd like to attend more than one class each week, I'll be happy to discuss the membership options available.

Your membership includes:

 

HOW TO JOIN

Step 1 - Get in touch

Start by getting in touch via the Contact page or booking a short chat. I'll answer any questions, learn a little about you and recommend the class that best suits your goals, experience and schedule.

Step 2 - Book your £10 trial class

Once we've found the right class, you'll be invited to attend a £10 trial session.
This gives you the opportunity to experience the class, meet me, see the studio and make sure it feels like the right fit before becoming a member.

Step 3 - Join your weekly class

After your trial, I’ll follow up to see how you found it and answer any questions you may have.
If you're happy to continue, I'll send you all the details so you can set up your membership.

Prefer to start with a 1:1?

Some women feel more comfortable starting with a private session before joining a group class.
A 45-minute private session (£60) is ideal if you:

 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Do I need to have done Pilates before?

Not at all.
Our classes welcome complete beginners as well as those with previous experience. Every exercise can be adapted to suit your body, fitness level and movement needs, so you'll always work at a level that's right for you.

Why should I contact you before booking?

A quick conversation helps me understand your goals, answer any questions and recommend the class that's right for you.
It also allows me to check availability, as many classes are fully booked, and ensures you attend the most suitable trial class before joining.

Can I try a class before becoming a member?

Yes.
I encourage all new clients to attend a £10 trial class before joining. It's a great opportunity to experience the class, meet me and make sure it's the right fit for you before committing to membership.

What if I miss my regular class?

No problem.
If space is available, you can simply book onto another class that week using the online booking system.

What if my schedule changes week to week?

Having a regular weekly class is the best way to build consistency and see long-term progress.
However, I understand that life isn't always predictable. If your schedule regularly changes, please get in touch and I'll always do my best to find a solution that works for you.

What should I bring?

Please wear comfortable clothing you can move in, bring a mat if you have one and a bottle of water.
All specialist Pilates equipment is provided, and I'll show you how to use everything safely.

Can I attend more than one class per week?

Absolutely.
Many women enjoy attending two or more classes each week, particularly if they're working towards a specific goal or enjoy combining different class styles.
I'd be happy to recommend the best option for you.

Can I join if I have an injury or ongoing condition?

Yes.
Many women come to Pilates because they're experiencing stiffness, recurring aches or are returning to movement following injury.
Please let me know about any injuries or medical conditions before your first class so I can support you safely and adapt exercises where needed.

What's included in my membership?

Your membership includes:

Membership fees are spread across 12 monthly payments and cover 46 teaching weeks each year.

Can I book a private session before joining a class?

Absolutely.
Many women choose to begin with a private session. It's a great way to build confidence, understand your body better and receive personalised guidance before joining a group class.

Will Pilates help with other activities such as walking, running, or gym training?

Definitely.
Pilates improves strength, mobility, posture, balance and body awareness, helping you move more efficiently in everyday life and get more from the activities you already enjoy.
Whether you love walking, running, strength training, cycling, golf or simply want to stay active as you get older, Pilates can help improve performance, support recovery and reduce the risk of injury.

Still not sure where to start?

I'd love to help.
Whether you're completely new to Pilates, returning after a break, managing aches and pains, or looking to complement activities such as walking, running or gym training, we can chat through your options and find the class that's right for you.

 

Book a short chat or get in touch today, and together we'll find the best place for you to begin.