Forme is located at 19 Colborne St. in Fenelon Falls. The studio is on the third story of the building above Lock 34 Yoga, Sip cafe, and Silhouette Beauty + Medi Spa. To get to the studio, you may enter through the main entrance (Sip Cafe), up the stairs to the yoga studio, and then you will see a door leading to the 3rd story. You may also enter through the back of the building by taking the wooden stairs to the deck, and entering through the door on your right!

Mat classes take place in the Lock 34 Yoga studio.

YES! Anybody is welcome to join. If you are a first timer, we recommend you begin with our Foundational class first to get you comfortable.

Please wear whatever you feel comfortable in, just make sure you are able to move! If desired, please bring a water bottle. We also ask that you bring and wear grippy socks if you are taking a reformer class as feet can become slippery when sweaty. If you do not own a pair of grippy socks, they are available for purchase (cash only) at the studio.

We do not offer refunds. You may cancel your group class reservation up to 10 hours before start time. Failure to do so will result in loss of class credit. We understand that life happens, so we do allow you to reschedule your class up to 6 hours before start time. Thank you for understanding and respecting our group class policy! To cancel / reschedule, log into your account on our website and do so in the "My Bookings" tab. Select the class you want to cancel or reschedule and click either option.

Yes! We offer first time clients a single introductory class for 12$. It can be used one time for either a reformer or mat class.

No. The yoga studio and the pilates studio are two separate businesses. All Reformer and Mat classes are to be booked through www.formepilatessudio.ca And all Yoga classes are to be booked through www.lock34yoga.ca

Yes we do offer private sessions! Both Reformer and Mat private sessions are to be booked through email at: info@formepilatesstudio.ca

The primary difference between Mat and Reformer Pilates lies in the equipment used and the type of exercises performed. Mat Pilates involves exercises performed on a mat using body weight for resistance, focusing on core strength, flexibility, and overall body conditioning. Reformer Pilates, on the other hand, uses a specialized machine called a reformer, which includes a sliding carriage, springs, and pulleys to provide variable resistance and support, allowing for a wider range of exercises and more precise control. Both methods aim to improve strength, balance, flexibility, and are a ton of fun!!!