AddressUnit 3, Princess Court, Horace Rd, Kingston upon Thames KT1 2SL
A trusted name in Surbiton's pilates scene, Classes at All Things Pilates include clinical pilates, reformer pilates and mat pilates, earning an exceptional 5.0-star rating from 79 verified members. Clinical sessions are evidence-based, drawing on physiotherapy principles to design programmes…
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A trusted name in Surbiton's pilates scene, Classes at All Things Pilates include clinical pilates, reformer pilates and mat pilates, earning an exceptional 5.0-star rating from 79 verified members. Clinical sessions are evidence-based, drawing on physiotherapy principles to design programmes around individual movement assessments — ideal for rehabilitation work. The atmosphere is unhurried and considered — a place to think clearly, breathe deeply, and rebuild strength without distraction. Pricing is competitive for the area — drop-in rates, class packs and direct-debit memberships all available. Early-bird sessions before 7am make this a practical choice for commuters who want to train before work. The studio sits in KT1 2SL, an area well-connected by tube, bus and walking routes. Explore the timetable, instructor team and class types below. New members typically start with a beginner-friendly intro session.
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79 verified reviews on Google, averaging 5.0★. Below are the 3 most-recent that Google's public API surfaces — tap through to Google Maps to read the rest.
“Hollie is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely invested in her patients' recovery.”— Ruani van der Merwe
“Thanks to her expertise and tailored rehab plan, I’m now back to normal function and feeling significantly better.”— Ruani van der Merwe
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Massive thanks to the lovely Gemma, Anna and the team at All Things Pilates. Over the last year you’ve helped me get to grips with Reformer, get so much stronger and stay injury free on my bike - and all in a fantastic friendly atmosphere with lots of fun. It’s been a brilliant journey - thank you!
Anna has been a huge help working with me to assist mobility issues , with hips and neck primarily and resulting in all over feel - better posture and mobility.
I can’t recommend Hollie highly enough! I came to her with a complex foot issue that had been affecting my daily life, at one point, I couldn’t even stand for longer than 30 minutes without pain. Hollie immediately took a thoughtful, holistic approach, not only helping me manage the issue but also referring me to an excellent orthopedic surgeon who was pivotal in getting a proper diagnosis. Following surgery, Hollie supported my recovery with 1-on-1 physio-led Pilates sessions, which made all the difference. Thanks to her expertise and tailored rehab plan, I’m now back to normal function and feeling significantly better. Hollie is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely invested in her patients' recovery. Highly recommend!
All Things Pilates offers 3 pilates disciplines. Each one is suited to different goals — read the breakdown below to see which fits.
Clinical pilates combines classical pilates with physiotherapy principles. Sessions are led by chartered physiotherapists or specialist pilates instructors who design individualised programmes based on detailed postural and movement assessment.
Reformer pilates is performed on a specialised piece of equipment using adjustable spring resistance. It targets deeper stabilising muscles than mat-based pilates and is widely used for posture correction, core strength, injury rehabilitation and pre/postnatal training.
Mat pilates uses your bodyweight on a padded mat, often with small props like resistance bands, blocks and pilates balls. It's the most accessible form of pilates — no heavy equipment, lower price points, and easier to continue at home.
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one of the 3 recent reviews mention the instructors in positive terms — words such as "knowledgeable", "attentive" and "encouraging" recur most frequently. Members citing specific cues, form corrections or named instructors is a strong sign of relationship-led teaching rather than transactional class delivery. If instructor depth matters for your decision (particularly for clinical or prenatal-focused pilates), this is a useful positive signal. One recent member put it this way: "Hollie is knowledgeable, attentive, and genuinely invested in her patients' recovery." — Ruani van der Merwe.
Yes — the studio runs both pre-work classes (6am or earlier most days) and evening sessions running past 8pm, which together cover the standard 9-to-6 working day. Saturday and Sunday slots add weekend flexibility. For peak slots (07:00 and 18:00-19:30 are the busiest across most UK boutiques), most members book the week ahead.
Insurance reimbursement for clinical pilates depends on three factors: (1) the lead practitioner must be HCPC-registered as a Chartered Physiotherapist — verify by asking the studio or checking the HCPC public register, (2) your policy must include a physiotherapy benefit, and (3) most insurers (Bupa, AXA Health, Vitality, WPA, Aviva) require either a GP referral or completion of their own self-refer pathway. Standard reformer or mat classes at the same studio are not reimbursable — only sessions led by a chartered physio with a clinical assessment qualify.
All Things Pilates offers clinical pilates, reformer pilates, mat pilates. Reformer classes use spring-resistance equipment for deep core and postural work — beginner-friendly and adaptable. Clinical pilates is led by qualified physiotherapists and adapted to individual rehabilitation needs. Browse the studio's full schedule for current class times and instructor allocations.
All Things Pilates is located at Unit 3, Princess Court, Horace Rd, Kingston upon Thames KT1 2SL (KT1 2SL) in Surbiton, London. You can reach the studio by phone on +44 20 8549 2892. Many studios in Surbiton are within walking distance of major transport links.
Pricing varies by class type, membership tier and time of day, and rates change throughout the year. The most accurate option is to contact the studio directly — via their official website — or send a quick enquiry below and we'll help you compare rates with similar studios in Surbiton. Most UK studios offer discounted intro packs and direct-debit memberships that reduce per-session cost.
Yes — most pilates studios in Surbiton, including All Things Pilates, welcome beginners and offer dedicated intro classes or beginner-level group sessions. We'd recommend booking a taster session or beginner-specific class for your first visit so the instructor can introduce equipment and form fundamentals at the right pace.
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