Koh Samui, Thailand
A small studio that pays attention
Isla is one room, ten wooden reformers, and a rule we never break: ten people in a class, never eleven. Not because small sounds boutique — because the point of reformer pilates is being corrected, and a teacher watching thirty people is watching nobody.
Most of this island is passing through, and the studio is built for that. Nothing locks you in: packs instead of subscriptions, nothing renews on its own, and a pack does not start counting down until you book your first class with it. Buy on the day you land; start the day you are ready.
How we teach
Precision first. Sweat follows.
Every class is taught in English, and every teacher will tell you when your shoulders creep up or your back starts doing your glutes’ work. Expect your name, not “you in the back”. Expect to be met where you are — first-timers get the machine explained before the class starts, and anyone with an injury is taught around it, not through it.
Who teaches
The people on the floor
Teacher Eye
Teaches most mornings and knows every regular by name — your form gets corrected, kindly, before you even feel it slip.
Teacher Liew
Classically trained and quietly exacting — Liew builds sessions that leave you taller, steadier, and already planning the next one.
Beyond the weekly schedule
The Isla retreat
A reformer class every day on Koh Samui, from three nights on the dates you choose. Your ride to the studio and both airport transfers are included, and you pick the room.
Explore the retreatCome and try it
Classes run every day. Book online, arrive ten minutes early, bring grip socks — or pick up a pair at the studio.