Reformer Pilates in Pocklington: New Prices and a Studio Update

16 October 2026

Reformer Pilates Pocklington: New £11 Class Pack

We asked you what you thought of our reformer classes. You told us. Now we’ve acted on it.

Both of these changes came straight from your feedback.


A better price...


Reformer Pilates at Hands That Heal is now £11 a class when you buy a pack of 15 for £165. Our usual price is £17.50, so that’s £97.50 off.


Every class is physio-led. That means proper guidance, whether you’re brand new or you’ve been on a reformer for years. Got a niggle, an old injury or a bad back? We can adapt the exercises around you.


One thing to know: the pack runs until 31 December. Fifteen classes in around 11 weeks is just over one a week. Come twice a week and you’ll get through it faster, so book early.


A better studio...

You told us what would make the studio nicer to train in, so we’ve started making changes at our Pocklington studio.

The interior is softer and calmer. There’s a new sound system, so the music and our instructors’ voices carry properly through the room. And there’s more still to come.

We’re a community studio, not a chain. We’d rather get it right for the people who actually use it, so keep the feedback coming.

Reformer Pilates near York, the East Riding and Hull


Our studio is in Pocklington, a short drive from York and easy to reach from across the East Riding and Hull. If you’ve been looking for reformer Pilates near you with qualified physios running the class, we’d love to see you.


Never done it before? That’s fine. Tell us about any injuries when you book and we’ll look after you from there.

Book your reformer class at our Pocklington studio, online or at reception. [Booking link]

Common questions


How much is reformer Pilates at Hands That Heal?
15 classes for £165 (£11 a class). Pay as you go is £17.50.

When does the offer expire?
31 December.

Are the classes suitable for beginners?
Yes. Classes are physio-led and exercises are adjusted to your level.

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