Pilates Locations

We offer Pilates classes at a number of different locations in Leeds – details of each below with an overview map at the bottom of the page. If you have any questions, please do get in touch.

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  • Oakwood Lane Medical Practice

    2 Amberton Terrace, Leeds
    Leeds
    LS8 3BZ

    There is a large car park and wheelchair accessible entrance behind the building.
     
    There are 3 excellent local bus routes. The 49 and 50 run up Wetherby Road and stop very close by
    The 42 has a different route and runs right past the surgery.
     
    Classes available at the Practice are:
     

  • Carr Manor Community Hub

    Carr Manor Primary School 
    Stainbeck Lane
    Leeds LS7 2PS

    The car park entrance for the Hub is shared with the school and is on Stainbeck Lane.

    The number 7 bus from town via Scott Hall Road runs along Carr Manor Road, close by.  The number 91 bus comes from Headingley and in the opposite direction, from Chapel Allerton and stops close by on Stainbeck Road.

    DayTimeClass type
    Tuesday6:30 – 7:30pmIntermediates
    Tuesday7:30 – 8:30pmBeginners

  • Pilates Studio, Leeds 8

    16 Back Roundhay Crescent
    Leeds
    LS8 4DT

    The studio is accessed via the back garden and cellar door.

    You are welcome to park in the back street but bear in mind that because the street is a dead end, you’ll have to reverse out. Alternatively, there is parking at the end of the street on Cross Roundhay Avenue.

    Buses: 91 (to Chapel Allerton, Meanwood, Headingley). The nearest stop to the studio is the one at the junction of Harehills Lane and Roundhay View.
    12 (from Town & Oakwood). Nearest stop is the Fforde Green junction.
    13A. Nearest stop is the Fforde Green junction.

    Classes available at the Leeds 8 studio are:

    Back Care Pilates
    Pilates 1 to 1 and Reformer
    Small Group Pilates

  • Moortown Baptist Church, LS17

    Moortown Baptist Church
    204 King Lane,
    Moortown,
    Leeds LS17 6AA

    This venue has its own car park
    Buses:

    The  39 bus comes from town via Meanwood and stops very near the Church, terminating at the Moor Allerton centre
    The  7 bus comes from town via Scott Hall Road and King Lane and goes on to Primley Park.
    The 7A also comes from town, loops around and also stops very nearby, then goes on to Alwoodley
     
    DayTimeClass type
    Tuesday6:00 – 7:00pmMixed Ability

  • Wigton Moor Church, Leeds 17

    Wigton Moor Church
    82 High Ash Drive
    Leeds LS17 8RE

    The church has a small car park adjacent to the building. In addition, there is a Shopper’s car park next door that Church users can use. There is no time limit or restrictions on parking.

    Frustratingly, the local buses are not particularly local. The number 7S stops on Shadwell Lane and from there it is about 10 minutes to walk to the Church. In addition the number 36 runs down Harrogate Road and it is around 10 minutes to walk from the Lord Darcy Pub to the Church

    DayTimeClass type
    Wednesday5:55 – 6:55pmIntermediates
    Wednesday7:00 – 8:00pmBeginners
    Wednesday8:05 – 9:05pmMen only

  • Moor Allerton Sports & Social Centre, LS17

    Moor Allerton Sports & Social Centre
    Stonegate Road
    LEEDS
    LS17 6EL

    The driveway for MASSC is directly opposite the Fire Station on Stonegate Road.

    The centre itself is behind some houses. It has a very big car park.

    Bus info:

    The 7a goes right past the venue. The 36 stops before the roundabout on Harrogate Road and the 12/2 go as far as Moortown Corner.

    DayTimeClass type
    Monday10:30 – 11:30amMixed Ability
    Friday9:30 – 10:30amOver 60s
    Friday10:30 – 11:30amOsteoporosis

Overview Map of Class Locations

  • Although I have not been diagnosed with osteoporosis, I do suffer with joint pain as a menopausal woman and joined the Osteoporosis class to improve my bone density for the future. The class is perfectly manageable for any age group and exercises are available at basic level (which anyone can do) to more difficult if you wish to push your boundaries. Alison also explains the reason and benefit of every movement and how it can assist individual body/problem areas. A lively and friendly class.

    Bernadette

  • I started pilates with Alison to improve my overall strength, stability and flexibility. As a woman in in my 60s with arthritis I wanted to maximise my ability to keep moving. My 1:1 sessions have definitely achieved those objectives. I feel stronger and my arthritic knee is much less painful even after long walks.

    Alison is a thoughtful and responsive Pilates instructor, happy to tailor the sessions to my particular needs.

    Janie