Top 8 Pilates studios in Bangkok
No big online presence, no paid ads, The Pilates Club runs on word-of-mouth and a cult-like following. This cozy studio on Sukhumvit Soi 26 only offers private or duo classes, all led by the owner herself, who's as friendly and fun as she is skilled. Each session is tailored exactly to what you need that day, whether it's deep stretching, core work or a full-body burn. She's flexible in her teaching style, and it genuinely feels like you're doing Pilates with a friend. The studio is well-equipped, including a Cadillac machine that she'll walk you through from your very first session — a total treat if you've never tried it before.
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Top 8 Pilates studios in Bangkok
No big online presence, no paid ads, The Pilates Club runs on word-of-mouth and a cult-like following. This cozy studio on Sukhumvit Soi 26 only offers private or duo classes, all led by the owner herself, who's as friendly and fun as she is skilled. Each session is tailored exactly to what you need that day, whether it's deep stretching, core work or a full-body burn. She's flexible in her teaching style, and it genuinely feels like you're doing Pilates with a friend. The studio is well-equipped, including a Cadillac machine that she'll walk you through from your very first session — a total treat if you've never tried it before.
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