40-minute class

Mobility. Slow down, move well.

A quiet, guided class for hips, spine and shoulders. No rush, no performance, just unhurried movement with a coach to show you how.

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Movement focus

Where we spend the time

Each class focuses on two or three areas, so over a few weeks you cover the whole body.

Hips

Rotations, deep lunges and supported squats for easier sitting, standing and walking.

Spine

Gentle bending, twisting and extending, moving one section at a time.

Shoulders & upper back

Reaching, rotating and opening the chest after a day at a desk.

Ankles & feet

Balance and control from the ground up.

Breathing

Slow, steady breathing to help you settle into each position.

Control

Holding and moving slowly through positions, rather than forcing a stretch.

What to expect

Forty quiet minutes

  1. First 10 minutes

    Arrive and settle

    Lie or sit on your mat. Easy breathing and gentle movement to notice how you feel today.

  2. Next 20 minutes

    Guided sequences

    Slow, flowing sequences for the session’s focus areas. Your coach demonstrates each position and offers props or simpler versions.

  3. Last 10 minutes

    Wind down

    Longer, supported holds and a short rest before you head off. Most people leave feeling looser and calmer.

Who it suits

Is Mobility for you?

A good fit if you…

  • are new to exercise and want a gentle start
  • sit for most of the day and feel stiff
  • do Strength or Conditioning and want a lighter day
  • like a calm room and clear instructions

Talk to us first if you…

  • are recovering from surgery or a recent injury
  • are pregnant or recently postnatal
  • have a joint or spine condition under medical care
  • experience dizziness when lying down or getting up

We’ll talk it through and may suggest checking with your GP or physiotherapist before you start.

Mobility class is general exercise, not physiotherapy or medical treatment. It can’t diagnose, treat or guarantee to prevent injury.

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Fits around everything

The class that makes the others feel easier

Mobility sits well the day after a harder session, or on its own as a steady weekly habit.

  • After Strength

    Ease out hips and shoulders the day after lifting. About Strength

  • Between Conditioning sessions

    Keep moving on a recovery day. About Conditioning

  • As a first habit

    Start with one Mobility class a week, then add more when you’re ready.

Practical details

Times, prices and what to bring

40 minutes. Mats, blocks and bands are provided.

  • First coached class£12one visit
  • Single class£18per class
  • Any membershipFrom £89/month
  • Wear something you can move and lie down in comfortably
  • Bring water. Socks or bare feet are both fine.

This week’s Mobility classes

  • 12:30to 13:10MondayGood first class
  • 18:00to 18:40TuesdayGood first class
  • 19:15to 19:55Wednesday
  • 07:00to 07:40Thursday
  • 12:30to 13:10Friday
  • 11:30to 12:10SaturdayGood first class
  • 09:30to 10:10SundayGood first class

Full timetable

Mobility FAQs

Common questions

I can’t touch my toes. Does that matter?

Not at all. The class isn’t about reaching a particular position. Your coach will offer supports and simpler versions throughout.

Is it the same as yoga?

There’s some overlap in the positions, but Mobility is a coached exercise class, without the spiritual or meditative elements some yoga classes include.

Will it fix my back pain?

We can’t promise that, and it isn’t treatment. If you have ongoing pain, please speak to a GP or physiotherapist. Tell us about it when you call so your coach can adapt the class.

Do I need to be flexible already?

No. Most people come precisely because they feel stiff.

First class £12

Call to arrange a Mobility class

A gentle first step back into exercise. Tell us what you’re hoping for and we’ll suggest a time.

020 7946 0168

Reception: Mon–Fri 09:00–19:00 · Sat–Sun 09:00–13:00

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