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New here? Your first 3 classes are $49. The intro offer

Quiet Form Pilates · Toronto

New students only · once, kindly

3 classes.
$49. That's the offer.

Three real reformer classes (not a taster, not a tour) inside 30 days. That's $16.33 a class against a $42 drop-in, because one class tells you if you like it, and three tell you if it's yours.

$126 of classes for $49, plus HST. New clients only; classes expire 30 days after your first one. It doesn't auto-renew into anything, and it's an ongoing offer with no end date.

Student's legs in dark grip socks pressing overhead into reformer straps during a class

How it works

Three visits, zero ambush

  1. Book your first Foundations class

    The scheduler applies the offer automatically. Foundations is the designed first class: springs explained, pace unhurried, beginners expected.

  2. Come back twice within 30 days

    Classes two and three can be Foundations again or Reformer Flow when you're feeling brave. Three visits is enough for the machine to stop being strange.

  3. Then decide, without a meeting

    No 'wrap-up consult', no membership pitch at the desk. If it's yours, memberships and packs are published openly. If it's not, thank you for trying.

Start now

Pick your first class. The offer follows you.

Both of these count toward your three. The scheduler opens with the intro offer already applied, a day picker for the next two weeks, and live spots-left on every time.

From members who started with the intro offer (sample review)

Sample review

“I came in with the intro offer, fully expecting to be the disaster at the back. There is no back. Mara set my springs, learned my name, and I was hooked by the second class.”
Renata K. · Member since 2024 · started with the intro offer

The fine print, unhidden

Terms you can read standing up

All prices in Canadian dollars. HST added at checkout. The cancellation window is the same 12 hours every member gets. Intro students aren't a separate species.

Pregnant, recently postpartum, or working around an injury or surgery? Please check with your doctor, midwife, or physiotherapist before you book, and tell your teacher before class. We teach movement; we don't diagnose or treat.

  • New clients only, once per person. We mean the once part kindly
  • 3 group classes (Foundations or Flow) to use within 30 days of your first class
  • Classes not used within the 30 days expire and aren't refunded
  • The same 12-hour cancellation window every member gets
  • Grip socks included on your first class ($6 value, yours to keep)
  • Doesn't auto-renew into anything. When it's done, you choose what's next
  • An ongoing offer for first-time clients, with no end date and no countdown

Asked every week

I've never done Pilates. Which class do I book?

Reformer Foundations, always. It's built for first-timers, the teacher sets your equipment, and the intro offer (3 classes for $49) is the designed way in. If stepping into any group feels like too much, a single private session first is a lovely runway.

What do I wear and bring?

Leggings or anything you can move in, nothing slippery. Grip socks are required; bring your own or grab a pair at the desk for $6 (free with your first intro class). We provide everything else, including the water you forgot.

Do I need to be fit or flexible to start?

No. Foundations works at your pace, every exercise has a smaller version, and nobody is watching anyone else. Most first-timers are surprised by how much attention the class gives to small details rather than big effort.

Can I do reformer Pilates while pregnant?

Talk to your doctor or midwife first, and start only once they've said yes. Then book a private with Sofie, who leads our pregnancy and postpartum work, so she can adapt the springs and exercises for you. After the birth, wait until your doctor or midwife clears you to return.

Do you sell the intro offer as a gift?

Yes. Email or call us and we'll set it up under the recipient's name with a handwritten card at the desk. It's become a quietly popular baby-shower gift, which we take as the highest compliment.

More questions? Read the full FAQ.

The hardest part is the door. We know.

Eight reformers, a teacher who sets your springs, and most weeks at least one other person in their first month. Book the class. The rest is a very nice ceiling.

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