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Kirstin Ferrie, the former personal pilates teacher of HRH the Duchess of York, Sarah Ferguson, has opened a new studio in Ilkley, Yorkshire. The Pure Pilates and Wellness Studio
has been designed based on a selection of pilates centres around the world. Facilities include a full range of
pilates equipment, hand-made by California-based supplier Balanced Body. Equipment includes reformers, tower, cadillac, wunda chair and ladder barrel The interior décor uses a soft pastel-
coloured palette, complemented by the equipment which is upholstered in soft white leather. Studio classes will be small – a maximum of three people – and prices start at £18.50 per session. Ferrie says: “My career has allowed
me to plan very carefully how I would design and equip my own studio and where that would be. I have always
The club’s equipment was supplied by US-based Balanced Body
preferred the countryside over city living. I have strong family ties in this part of Yorkshire, so the town of Ilkley was a natural choice for me.”
cadbury house completes gym revamp
The health club at Cadbury House hotel in Congresbury, Bristol, has undergone a refurbishment. The management at ‘theclub’ has
invested £50,000 into the facility’s gym to add to the already extensive range of equipment. Work included the knocking down of a wall in order to facilitate a larger stretching area. There is also brand new equipment, including six new pieces of Technogym kit from its Pure Strength range.
Facilities at theclub now include a
large indoor heated pool, an spa and salon, a children’s gym area, and dance and group exercise studios. Manager of theclub, Jason Eaton,
says: “We’ve added lots of equipment and more space for people to exercise, making the atmosphere in the club relaxed and spacious. All the changes we make are discussed with our members and we are constantly thinking of ways we can improve it.”
‘unconventional’ gym for bolton
Mohammed ‘Mo’ Yacoobali, a University of Bolton Strength and Conditioning MSc student, has launched his own fi tness club which uses mainly non- traditional pieces of equipment. The Mo Power Gym has been
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designed by Yacoobali and uses equipment as diverse as anchors, chains, sandbags, logs and truck tyres. He has even utilised a heavy roller more commonly found on a cricket ground. Yacoobali says: “We need to think
again about fi tness regimes and change the way we train the body. My programmes involve constant change and use scientifi c principles.”
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