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Genki Pilates

5.0· 4 reviews on Google3 Walnut Cl, Sutton Veny, Sutton Veny, WarminsterMore in Sutton VenyMore in Warminster

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Category: Pilates, Fitness Studio
Location: Sutton Veny, Warminster
Rating: 5.0 / 5 (4 reviews on Google)
Price: Mat class: £12/class (60 min), paid monthly in advance Reformer solo/duo: contact to book Class passes: 4, 10 or 20 week options available

Genki Pilates offers inclusive and welcoming mat and reformer Pilates classes for all levels, led by Jules — a Pilates Foundation-trained teacher with 700+ hours of in-person training. Weekly group classes are held at Sutton Veny Village Hall and Warminster Wellbeing Hub, with private and small-group sessions (1–3 clients) also available at home.

Classes are grounded in deep anatomical understanding and safe practice, making them accessible to every body regardless of age, experience, or ability.

Prices

Mat class: £12/class (60 min), paid monthly in advance Reformer solo/duo: contact to book Class passes: 4, 10 or 20 week options available

Opening hours

Tue: 06:00-07:00
Wed: 05:15-06:15

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Frequently asked questions about Genki Pilates

How much does it cost to train at Genki Pilates?

Prices at Genki Pilates are in the 12 GBP range.

What are the opening hours at Genki Pilates?

Genki Pilates is open Tue 06:00-07:00, Wed 05:15-06:15.

Where is Genki Pilates?

Genki Pilates is at 3 Walnut Cl, Sutton Veny in Sutton Veny, Warminster.

What kind of training does Genki Pilates offer?

At Genki Pilates you will find pilates and fitness studio.

What rating does Genki Pilates have?

Genki Pilates has 5.0 out of 5 on Google based on 4 reviews.

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