16points · on 2 of 2 lists: Thailand Nomads and RoamFit
The Core is a classical Pilates studio, and the first session starts with a check of your posture and body so the instructor knows what needs work. Teachers such as Kru Aom and Kru Poy cue each movement closely on the reformer, chair, ladder barrel and trapeze table, and plenty of complete beginners book private sessions here. The room is calm and spotless, and it smells good the moment you walk in.
“I could really focus on proper form, breathing, and control without feeling rushed.”
a Google reviewer
“It was challenging in the best way, and I left feeling strong”
a Google reviewer
14points · on 2 of 2 lists: Thailand Nomads and RoamFit
Maya runs this small Rawai studio herself, a certified Polestar Pilates practitioner and mentor trained in Singapore in a method that brings Pilates close to physical therapy. People with back pain, knee trouble or scoliosis come to her after other routes failed, and she starts with a screening before building a program around the problem. Reformer sessions take two people at most, and her style asks for no more effort than each movement needs.
“takes the time to explain the "why" behind every exercise.”
a Google reviewer
“She supports you to go at your own pace and abilities and does great stretches.”
a Google reviewer
11points · on 2 of 2 lists: Thailand Nomads and RoamFit
Pilates Mini Studio is in a small row of shops at Boat Avenue, and reformer classes are capped at four people so the instructor can correct each posture. Classes like Abs and Arms run through the day, and private lessons can be built around what you need. Drop in visitors are welcome, so you can fit a class into a holiday week in Bang Tao.
“This was my Pilates home studio away from home!”
a Google reviewer
“Love the staff, they’re so nice and the workouts are great.”
a Google reviewer
- Price
- 690 baht drop in reformer class
Google ratings from Google on 3 October 2026. Quotes are from the published lists and reviews named beside each one.
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Only 2 published lists exist for this question.
- Thailand Nomads · June 2024
- RoamFit · February 2026
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