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Pilates at

Kôr Haus

Whether you’ve never set foot on a reformer or you’ve dabbled in mat classes, we’re here to make your first steps into Pilates easy, welcoming, and just the right amount of challenging.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is Pilates at Kôr Haus?

    Pilates is a full-body exercise created by Joseph Pilates to improve strength, flexibility, posture, and body awareness — all with a focus on your core (what we call the “kôr” of the body). It’s low-impact but highly effective, using controlled movements to work your muscles without putting strain on your joints.


    At Kör Haus, we teach Pilates with a modern intensity boost. That means you’ll get the proven benefits of classical Pilates, mixed with good music, paired with a little extra variety to keep things fresh and effective. Some may call this Contemporary.


    Our studio features:


    • Reformers – These are sliding carriage machines with springs for adjustable resistance. They’re incredibly versatile, letting us target every muscle group in endless ways.
    • Springboards (like “towers”) – Wall-mounted spring systems that add resistance and stability challenges to your workout. Perfect for upper-body, lower-body, and core exercises.
  • Are you teaching classical or contemporary Pilates?

    We like to keep things real—debating styles isn’t really our vibe. 🧘 At Kôr Haus, we blend the foundations of Pilates with modern cues and variety, giving you an experience that’s effective, challenging, and fun.


    The best way to see what we’re all about? Come check us out for yourself—feel the difference on the reformer and springboard, and decide what works for your body.


  • What's the class size?

    Classes are capped at 8 people, so you'll never feel lost in the crowd. You'll get individualized attention while still enjoying the energy of a group.

  • What should I wear to Pilates?

    Comfortable, fitted workout clothes that allow you to move freely. Avoid anything too loose that might catch on the springs or straps. 


    Grip socks are not required, but strongly recommended for safety and hygiene purposes. We have them for sale at the studio if you need a pair. You can also go barefoot. However, non-grip socks are NOT allowed, for your safety. 

  • Is Pilates for men, too?

    Absolutely! Pilates is for anyone who wants to move better, build strength, improve posture, and increase flexibility. 


    At Kôr Haus, we tailor instruction to each individual, so you’ll get a challenging and effective workout regardless of your experience or fitness level. 


    You know, Joseph Pilates "invented" Pilates and what do you know, a man! 

  • Can I come if I'm pregnant?

    Absolutely! Many Pilates classes are appropriate through the first trimester, maybe even longer.


    However, some classes will have you in a prone position (on your stomach) which you may need to skip.


    We offer Pre/Post Natal classes designed specifically for moms-to-be and new mothers. Another option is 1:1 sessions to customize to your needs. 


    Before starting any exercise regimen while pregnant, get your doctor's clearance first.


  • I’m new — where should I start?

     If you’ve never done Pilates on the reformer, we highly recommend starting with our Kôr Fundamentals class or Private Sessions, designed to teach you the ropes, help you feel comfortable with the equipment, and set you up for success.  


    Take Kôr Fundamentals as many times as you like— it’s the perfect way to learn our style, cues, and flow. We recommend taking the class 3 times before moving to Re|Form, but if you feel comfortable moving up sooner, we leave that up to you! 


    When you’re ready for a faster pace, try RelForm, an all-levels class that keeps things moving. (It’s not designed for someone brand-new… so maybe skip it for your very first class. 😉)  


    Read our class descriptions here

  • How often should I do Pilates?

    For optimal strength building and visible results, we recommend 2-3 classes per week. Practicing once a week will help improve your mobility and posture and is a great way to cross-train.


    Because Pilates is low-impact, you can take classes as frequently as your schedule allows without overtraining.

  • Do you have a mobile app?

    Yes! You can manage your account, book classes, purchase a mmbership, and more!

  • What's the cancellation policy?

    Life happens—we totally get it! But since Kôr Haus classes are cozy (just 8 reformers per session), every spot matters.


    We have a 12-hour cancellation window. Cancel after that, and your class will be deducted from your package or membership. If you have an unlimited membership, you will be charged a $15 late cancellation fee. 


    If you no-show without cancelling, you'll be charged the late cancellation fee/class PLUS a $15 no-show fee will apply. (Think of it as our way of keeping the reformers from feeling ghosted 👻).


    The above policies also apply to Private Sessions. 


    All Kôr Haus Studio & Membership Policies

  • Where can I park?

    1. Street: Free 2-hour parking on Lowell Blvd (check parking signs for street cleaning schedule May-November) 
    2. Alley: 4 dedicated spots behind building, enter from alley only. Signs say KOR HAUS PILATES.

    IMPORTANT: Do NOT park in the spots directly behind building, off of 50th. Only park off inthe spots off of the alley. 

  • Do you offer gift cards?

    Yes!


    Visit our Memberships/Pricing page, scroll until you see 'Gift Card' and you can select a gift card for any amount. 


Kôr Haus Pilates • At-a-Glance

Founded: 2025




Class Size: Capped at 8 clients per class



Instructors: All of our instructor's have completed (or are working towards) their 500-hour Comprehensive Pilates Instructor Certification.

Equipment: Balanced Body Studio Reformers, Springboards (Wall Towers), Jumpboards, and a Cadillac/Reformer combo for private sessions.

Location: 4995 Lowell Blvd., Denver, CO 80221