Frequently asked questions

The studio is in Kale Mahallesi, in Çorum’s central Merkez district. The full address is Kale Mahallesi, Aksaray 3. Cad. No:14/A, 19100 Merkez/Çorum, Türkiye. You’ll find a Google Maps link on our contact page.

For reformer pilates in Çorum, you can come to Pi Stüdyo Pilates at Kale Mahallesi, Aksaray 3. Cad. No:14/A, 19100 Merkez/Çorum, Türkiye. The studio offers small-group reformer pilates classes guided by an instructor, and the reformer can also be used in private (1:1) sessions, depending on your programme. We’re open Monday to Saturday, 09:00–22:00, and closed on Sundays. To book, message us on WhatsApp at +90 541 767 21 04.

The studio is open Monday to Saturday, 09:00–22:00, and closed on Sundays. For current class times, message us on WhatsApp.

Pi Stüdyo Pilates was founded by Pınar Sarı Koçak, the studio’s head instructor. She graduated third in her department in Physical Education and Sports at Ankara University, holds a master’s degree with thesis from Yozgat Bozok University and is a Turkish Gymnastics Federation (TCF) Level 1 & 2 pilates coach, with further certifications in reformer, trapeze-cadillac and chair work. She has 5+ years of experience.

This website is available in Turkish and English. If you’d like to communicate or take your sessions in English, please ask us on WhatsApp before booking and we’ll tell you what we can offer.

Four formats: group reformer pilates in small groups, mat pilates, private (1:1) pilates and duet pilates, a private session for two people.

Both follow the same principles. Mat pilates uses your own body weight and gravity, while the reformer uses springs that can either add resistance or offer support. Many people combine the two. Our pilates guide explains the differences in more detail.

A group reformer class is shared with other participants in a small group. A private session is just you and the instructor, planned around you. A duet session is a private session for two people, so you share it with a friend, partner or family member.

Yes, you don’t need any previous experience. Tell us about your experience and goals when you get in touch, and we’ll help you choose a format, whether that’s a group class, mat pilates or a private session to learn the basics first. Health matters are best discussed with your instructor in person at your first session.

The studio is equipped with classical pilates apparatus: the reformer, the cadillac (also called the trapeze table) and the chair, often known as the Wunda chair.

The quickest way is WhatsApp: message us at +90 541 767 21 04. You can also call the same number, email info@pistudiopilates.com or use the contact form. A booking is confirmed once payment is completed or membership credits are available.

We don’t publish fees on the website. Ask for the current fee for the class you’re interested in (group reformer, private, duet or mat pilates) via WhatsApp at +90 541 767 21 04, by phone or by email at info@pistudiopilates.com. A booking is confirmed once payment is completed or membership credits are available; unused credits expire at the end of the validity period stated in your membership agreement, and cancellations must be made at least 12 hours in advance.

Cancellations and changes must be made at least 12 hours in advance. Unused credits expire at the end of the validity period stated in your membership agreement. See our terms and conditions for details.

Please arrive 10 minutes before your session starts, so there is time to set up the equipment and get settled before you begin.

Wear comfortable, close-fitting sportswear and bring clean socks, which are required at the studio for hygiene and safety. A water bottle is a good idea, and phones are kept on silent during sessions.

Please consult your doctor before you start. Tell your instructor about any health condition, and keep them updated if anything changes. Pilates classes are exercise sessions and are not a substitute for medical care.

There is no single answer: it depends on your goals, your schedule and how your body responds. A steady rhythm you can keep up matters more than intensity, so talk it through with your instructor.