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Pilates Hero Yogyakarta

4.9(127)Yogyakarta, Yogyakarta

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  • ★ 5Annisa Rafa

    A really really comfortable studio. My first time trying Hot Mat Pilates with kak Anjli and i loveeeee her class!!! Clear instructions, attentive and fix our posture. Definitely will be joining her class again <3 Not to mention the customer service here is really good also! Had a minor issue about something but they fixed and compensated it immediately 🤍

  • ★ 5Farlinah Adam

    I was in Indonesia for a month and attended pilates classes at Pilates Hero while I was in Jogja. I was a bit nervous at first because my bahasa isn’t great, so I checked beforehand if the classes were conducted in English - and I’m really glad I went. I chose Coach Ary for my class and he was honestly AMAZING. He made me feel welcome from the start, gave clear cues, and created a comfortable and supportive environment. Even as a visitor, I never felt out of place. You can really see why his regulars are so comfortable and keep coming back. These photos were taken in October, and looking back, I really wish I had stayed in Jogja longer just to attend more of his classes. Coach Ary, if you’re reading this, thank you for being such a great coach — I hope I get to attend your class again someday. — Linah (Singapore)

  • ★ 5ghefira aulia

    the atmosphere here is calm but exciting, clean and comfortable. they also provide Dyson Airwrap for styling our hair!! the price is very affordable and worth it 🙂‍↕️ i really like the instructors, they kindly help us improve our posture and are non-judgmental 🤩🤍

  • ★ 3Tyas

    Sorry, but for me personally it felt like it was more about aesthetics than quality. The reformer equipment used yesterday was really not up to standard, the rails even made noise when pulled. The machine felt uncomfortable to use and the dynamic resistance felt different. No wonder the price is cheap. Another red flag I noticed was that the studio displays coaches’ training attendance certificates on the wall. I’m not sure what the purpose of this is. In professional studios, coaches are usually required to hold proper professional certifications that include formal education and examinations, not merely attendance certificates.

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