Strong Body Pilates

Updated July 3, 2021

Welcome to our studio. For your safety and the safety of others, please take the time to thoroughly review the below protocols. Stay home if you feel ill and/ or are under self isolation or quarantine orders. Contact us if you need further clarification. Subject to change as new protocols arise.

• Our staff is fully vaccinated.
• Masks* and physical distancing of at least 6 feet are required for those not fully vaccinated.
• We keep front door and windows open, for plenty of fresh air. A portable UV/Ion/Carbon air purifier cleans and disinfects the air. The HVAC system is in working order, with a regularly changed MERV-13 filter.
• Outdoor studio is available upon request and can be set up, with ample notice. Staff will be in touch when there are extreme weather conditions that may not allow safe outdoor activity.
• Classes are a hybrid format (a maximum number of in-person students allowed combined with online students).
• If you arrive early, please wait in your car until your scheduled appointment time. Upon arrival, if the outdoor studio is set up, enter from the west (use stairs next to the acupuncture clinic – exit outdoor area using east side stairs at the sushi restaurant, or which ever exit is not in use). 
• Clients must sign a COVID-19 release before beginning their first workout. Our staff will confirm with you prior to your appointment that you will not keep appointment if you, or anyone in your household, are exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19.
• Hand sanitizer is readily available at all times. Clients must wash hands or use sanitizer before lessons.
• Bring your own Towel and water bottle.
• Signs are posted at the entrance of the studio and inside where appropriate, to inform you of safe practices and how to follow protocols.
• Cleaning and disinfecting occurs throughout the day. We leave plenty of time between sessions to allow for thoroughness.
• We follow local, state and county health orders.

*Your mask must cover the nose and mouth and be thick enough to prevent light from passing through. The CDC does not recommend using masks with an exhalation valve or vent.