Timetable and prices
Classes and prices
Four kinds of class on six reformers in one room in Bilbao, from 07:30 on weekdays. A group class is €24, never more than six of you, and everyone new starts with Arranque, three private sessions for €175.
Four kinds of class
The four classes
Every class is 50 minutes on a reformer, with springs set for you before you lie down. Swipe, scroll or use the arrows.
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After Arranque
Foundations
Always your first group. Heavier springs, the same seven steps you learned in your privates, and the same five other faces for eight weeks, so nobody is the only new one in the room.
Next intake on request6 places
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Mixed level
Flow
The bread and butter of the week. A full-body sequence on medium springs that moves from footwork to long stretch without stopping to explain, because by now you know the machine.
Most booked
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After three months of Flow
Strong
Jumpboard and box work. Harder on the legs and the back of the body, still six people, still springs set for each of you, and never a cardio class in disguise.
Ask first
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Stiff backs welcome
Slow Spine
Low springs, long holds and a slower count. For stiff backs, older bodies and anyone whose day is spent in a chair. Light springs are the hard ones, so this is not the easy class.
Thu 11:00 with LaraSix places
Nobody walks straight into a group here. After three private Arranque sessions you join Foundations with five people who started at the same time as you. From there most people settle into Flow twice a week, add Slow Spine when the back asks for it, and come to Strong once they have three months of Flow behind them. If you are not sure which class is yours, say so when you write and Lara will tell you.
The week
Weekly timetable
Thirty-two classes a week across six days, all 50 minutes long, all six people at most. Morning classes start at 07:30 on weekdays, evening classes run Monday to Thursday until 21:05, and Saturday is a short morning.
In July the evenings shrink to Tuesday and Thursday at 19:00. The full week below runs the rest of the year.
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Closed on Sundays. The room closes for Aste Nagusia, the fiesta week in late August, and every year from 24 December to 6 January.
Prices
Every price, in full
There are no joining fees and no deposits. You pay at the desk, by card or cash. Single classes are paid on the day, and a bono, monthly 8 or Arranque is paid in full at its first session.
- Single reformer class €24 50 minutes, six people at most
- Bono of 10 classes €210 €21 a class. Paid in full on the first class, valid four months
- Monthly 8 €168 €21 a class. Eight classes used within the calendar month
- Arranque, three privates €175 Three 55-minute sessions over two to three weeks, required before any group
- Private session €65 55 minutes, booked up to three weeks ahead. Evening privates Monday to Thursday only
- Duet session €90 Two people on two reformers, 55 minutes, €90 for the pair
- Grip socks €12 Required on the reformer, sold at the desk
Arranque can be given as a present at the same €175. Write by Wednesday 23 December, the last open day before the room closes until Thursday 7 January.
Booking
How booking works
There is no booking system and no app. You write a short note, a person who knows the room answers it, and your name goes on the sheet for that class.
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Write to hello@movelara.com
Say which class or Arranque you want, the days that suit you, and whether you have had an injury or operation in the last two years. A yes or no is enough. Please keep the details for the first session, with your physio's note.
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Lara or Iker reply within one working day
With a day and a time. Arranque slots are usually booked two to three weeks ahead, so write early if September matters to you.
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Pay at the desk
Card or cash, on the day. Bonos are paid in full on the first class, and there is never a deposit.
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Arrive ten minutes early the first time
At your first group class, so your springs can be set before the other five come in.
Turned down, politely
What we won't do
Movelara is one room with six reformers, and it works because it stays that size. These are the things I say no to, so the people on the timetable get the room they came for.
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Groups larger than six
There are six reformers and that is the class. I will not squeeze a seventh person in on a mat.
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Drop-in group classes for complete beginners
Arranque comes first, every time. Three privates teach you the machine so the group can teach you the work.
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Post-surgery or post-injury work without a written note
From your physiotherapist or doctor. I am a Pilates teacher, not your physio, and the note tells me what they want you to avoid.
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Heated or hot reformer classes
The room is kept comfortable and that is all. The springs make the work, not the thermostat.
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Mat-only classes, or classes that are mainly cardio
I taught mat for six years before this room. Here every class happens on a reformer.
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Children and teenagers under 16
The machines and the classes are set up for adult bodies.
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Filming or photographing during classes
Including for your own use. The other five did not come to be in anyone's video.
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Corporate team days or hen parties that book out the room
The six reformers belong to the people on the timetable, every hour we are open.