Starts on the date of purchase. Valid for 40 days.
This one off taster session at the special price of £10
£10.00
Terms and Conditions
Initial Taster sessions are currently £10. Taster sessions are limited to one per client. Prior to attending your first session clients must have set up a profile on TeamUp before being able to book into a session. Taster sessions can only be booked in Level 1/2 sessions (see current timetable).
Sessions last 45 minutes. Please arrive at least 5 minutes early for your session. Late arrivals for a taster session who have missed the allotted time for an introduction to the equipment (before the advertised start time of the session) will not be permitted to join in for health & safety reasons but can stay and observe the session. After the first session late arrivals who have missed the warm-up will not be permitted to join in for health & safety reasons.
Refunds are not available.
Clothing:
So that the instructor can see your body position clothing should be form-fitting. NB this does not necessarily mean ‘skin tight’.
To reduce the risk of damage to the equipment clothing should be free from sharp objects (zips, studs, etc.)
To reduce the risk of injury long hair must be tied back. Any dangling jewellery should be removed prior to participation.
Shoes are not required but socks (ideally grip socks) are. All socks should be snug fitting.
Safety:
Reformer training is not without risk. On your first session your instructor will carry out an induction into the safe use of equipment and ask you to sign an induction checklist.
Sessions last 45 minutes. Please arrive at least 5 minutes early for your session. Late arrivals for a taster session who have missed the allotted time for an introduction to the equipment (before the advertised start time of the session) will not be permitted to join in for health & safety reasons but can stay and observe the session. After the first session late arrivals who have missed the warm-up will not be permitted to join in for health & safety reasons.
Refunds are not available.
Clothing:
So that the instructor can see your body position clothing should be form-fitting. NB this does not necessarily mean ‘skin tight’.
To reduce the risk of damage to the equipment clothing should be free from sharp objects (zips, studs, etc.)
To reduce the risk of injury long hair must be tied back. Any dangling jewellery should be removed prior to participation.
Shoes are not required but socks (ideally grip socks) are. All socks should be snug fitting.
Safety:
Reformer training is not without risk. On your first session your instructor will carry out an induction into the safe use of equipment and ask you to sign an induction checklist.