No experience
You do not need a base
You do not need to be flexible, strong or coordinated first. That is what the classes are for.
Beginner classes · Odessa, TX
Never done Pilates? Start here.
Most of the women who walk through our door have never done Pilates before. Beginner classes on the Mat and the Reformer, in English or en español.
Your first class
Nothing is assumed.
A beginner class is taught from the ground up. Your instructor introduces the breath, the alignment and each movement before you do it, and stays with you while you find it. On the Reformer, your springs and straps are set up with you before class begins.
Classes are small on purpose. That means real attention and real corrections, in a room that feels like family rather than a crowd — which is exactly what makes the first one easier than you expect.
Claim your 3 free classesThe levels
What makes a beginner class different.
Both apparatus
Mat and Reformer
Beginner levels run on both. Try each and see which one you want more of — or keep doing both.
Two languages
English and español
Beginner classes are taught in both languages, so you can learn in whichever feels most like home.
Live schedule
See what is on the schedule.
Browse by day and time, then reserve your spot. New to Reyna? Your first three classes are on us.
Common questions
I have never done Pilates. Which class should I book?
Book any class marked Beginner, on either the Mat or the Reformer. Both assume no previous experience, and your instructor will guide you through every movement.
Do I need to be fit or flexible to start?
No. Pilates is what builds the strength and mobility, not something you need beforehand. Every movement can be adjusted to your body on the day.
What should I wear and bring?
Something comfortable you can move in, and grip socks if you have them. Everything else is at the studio.
How much does it cost to try?
Your first three classes are free with the New Member Trial, valid for seven days and good for any class on the schedule.
Your first three classes are on us
The best way to understand it is to feel it.
Just step into the studio and let it speak for itself.