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Pilates Sculpt

Traditional Pilates principles met with hand weights, bands and kettlebells. Fun, energising, and properly challenging.

When & where to practice

Tribes Leiden Pilates Sculpt

Tuesday

07:00-08:00

Doezastraat 2A

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All levels

Pilates Sculpt

Tribes Leiden Pilates Sculpt

Tuesday

17:00-17:45

Doezastraat 2A

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Weekly

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Pilates Fusion

Tribes Leiden Pilates Sculpt

Wednesday

09:15-10:15

Floris Versterlaan 61

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Pilates Fusion

Rozerin

Tribes Leiden Pilates Sculpt

Friday

10:45-11:30

Floris Versterlaan 61

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Weekly

All levels

Pilates Fusion

Tribes Leiden Pilates Sculpt

Sunday

11:45-12:30

Floris Versterlaan 61

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Weekly

All levels

Pilates Fusion

What it's like

Pilates fundamentals, run with props. Hand weights, resistance bands and kettlebells appear throughout, used playfully rather than heavily.

Some sections are slow and deep, holding under tension. Others are dynamic and quicker. Everything stays guided by breath and body awareness.

Expect to work harder than in mat Pilates and to feel it the next day, in a good way.

Tribes Leiden Pilates Sculpt

Why people practice this?

It adds the one thing mat Pilates lacks: load. Precision plus resistance builds strength faster than either alone, while keeping the joint-friendly quality that makes Pilates worth doing. Stability and mobility get trained in equal measure, which is unusual. Most classes favour one and quietly neglect the other. And it's genuinely enjoyable. The props change the rhythm of the class, so it moves between slow and deep and strong and dynamic rather than staying in one gear.

Is this for you?

You'll get on with Pilates Sculpt if you:
• Like Pilates but want more intensity
• Want strength work that isn't a gym session
• Enjoy props and variety
• Are building both stability and mobility

New to Pilates? Fine to start here, though a couple of mat classes first will help you know what the cues mean.

Your teacher(s)

Rozerin

Rozerin

Curious • Thoughtful • Courageous

Questions people ask

Do I need to be fit?

No. You build the strength by doing the class. Teachers give lighter and heavier options throughout.

Is it like the gym?

No. Slower and more precise, focused on control rather than reps. Harder than it looks.

Mat or reformer?

Mat Pilates, on the floor with small props. We don't have reformer machines.

Do I need experience?

No. Most classes are open to all levels and teachers give options.

What should I wear?

Anything you can move in. Classes are barefoot, and props are provided.

Do I need a mat?

No. Mats and props are provided. Bring your own if you prefer.

How do I book?

Website or the Fit by Wix app, code NCL5XG. You'll need a pass or card first.

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