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Oct 5

The Wunda Chair, kicking people’s ass since 1940.

Have you tried our Wunda Chair classes at Primrose Hill? They are so popular that getting a space is like winning the lottery.

Somethings are worth joining the waitlist for - and the Wunda chair is one of them 🔥

Ps keep your eyes peeled for Wunda Chair at North Finchley coming soon 👀

exhalepilateslondon

Oct 12

Classical Pilates and strength training are like bread and butter. Good on their own. Better together.

Pilates teaches you to move well. Strength teaches you to move heavy.

Together they build a body that lasts.

exhalepilateslondon

Oct 11

The best results aren’t always the ones you can photograph.

The best results are built over time and felt for life.

Thats the Exhale Promise 🫶

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Sep 3

exhalepilateslondon

Oct 11

This is probably the most honest you’ve ever heard our founder, Gaby.

In this conversation with Jacqui, of @shedidsoican nothing is really off limits.

Building a business. The highs and the lows. IVF. Motherhood. The juggle of trying to be present at home while still leading a company.

There’s a lot people see from the outside.

This is the part they don’t.

An incredibly open conversation about what it has actually taken to build Exhale, navigate life behind it, and keep going through some of the hardest chapters.

The full episode goes live this week

Here’s another little piece of it. 🤍

exhalepilateslondon

Sep 27

A strong core isn’t a look. It’s being able to pick up your kid, carry the shopping, and get off the floor without injuring yourself.

Most classes chase the aesthetic - the flat stomach, the “Pilates body,” the after-photo.

We’re chasing something that actually holds up under real life: the version of strength that shows up when you’re lifting a toddler out of a car seat, carrying four bags in one trip because you refuse to make two, or getting up off the garden floor after gardening for three hours without your back staging a protest.

That strength doesn’t depend on how hard the class was. It’s about whether your body was taught to move well while it worked - controlled, connected, intelligent. Anyone can make you sweat.

Building a body that functions for the other 23 hours of your day takes something else entirely.

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