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Pilates · Birmingham
Pilates in Birmingham
22 pilates studios to discover.
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Birmingham has a surprisingly concentrated pilates scene, with 22 studios spread across the city. Digbeth accounts for the largest cluster with four studios, including the well-regarded Birmingham Pilates Studios, while the Jewellery Quarter and The Calthorpe Estate each host three. Elsewhere, The Pretty Sweaty Stuff has built a loyal following in the Jewellery Quarter, and Soma Pilates Studio serves the Kings Norton area on the south side of the city. All five of the top-rated studios on this page hold a perfect five-star score, which reflects a broader pattern of small, independently run spaces with a strong focus on personalised instruction. This page brings together the full list of studios with locations, ratings, and practical details to help you find the right fit.
22 gyms & studios
All 22 pilates studios in Birmingham
- Be Pilates Studio — Jewellery Quarter
- The Loft Pilates & Yoga Studio — Moor End Green
- The Pilates Gym
- Birmingham Pilates Studios — Digbeth
- Soma Pilates Studio — Kings Norton
- Studio Align — Selly Oak
- The Pretty Sweaty Stuff — Jewellery Quarter
- Studio88 Pilates
- The Dance Workshop Studio — Moseley
- Bearwood Yoga - Birmingham — Jewellery Quarter
- Feal Pilates — Moseley
- Pilates Bromsgrove Burcot Village — Lowes Hill
- 722 Training House — Bleakhouse
- 212 Pilates Edit — Digbeth
- Emma's Private Pilates Studio — Jewellery Quarter
- Modus Pilates Studio — Lyndon Green
- Reya Pilates Derby — The Calthorpe Estate
- Reya Pilates Wolverhampton — The Calthorpe Estate
- Riko Pilates — World's End
- Rm Pilates Studios — Digbeth
- Serenity Pilates And Yoga — Digbeth
- Yin Yan - Birmingham — Ladywood
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Frequently asked questions about pilates in Birmingham
How many pilates studios are there in Birmingham?
There are 22 pilates studios in Birmingham. They are spread across a range of neighbourhoods, with notable concentrations in Digbeth, the Jewellery Quarter, and The Calthorpe Estate. Studios such as Birmingham Pilates Studios in Digbeth and The Pretty Sweaty Stuff in the Jewellery Quarter are among the more established options in the city.
Which areas of Birmingham have the most pilates studios?
Digbeth and the Jewellery Quarter have the highest density of pilates studios in Birmingham. Other well-represented areas include The Calthorpe Estate, Bleakhouse, and Kings Norton. This spread means most Birmingham residents are within a reasonable distance of at least one studio offering mat or reformer pilates classes.
What are some of the best-known pilates studios in Birmingham?
Well-known pilates studios in Birmingham include Birmingham Pilates Studios in Digbeth, Soma Pilates Studio in Kings Norton, The Loft Pilates & Yoga Studio in Moor End Green, 722 Training House in Bleakhouse, and The Pretty Sweaty Stuff in the Jewellery Quarter. Each offers a different format, so it is worth checking their timetables before booking.
Is pilates suitable for complete beginners in Birmingham?
Yes, most pilates studios in Birmingham offer beginner-friendly classes. Studios such as Soma Pilates Studio in Kings Norton and The Loft Pilates & Yoga Studio in Moor End Green typically run introductory sessions where instructors cover foundational movements and correct technique before progressing to more advanced reformer or mat-based work.
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