4 FLEXIBLE WAYS TO PAY FOR CLASSES

We offer a variety of payment options to fit your needs and lifestyle, whether you prefer to commit to a full term, drop in casually, or try out classes for the first time.

Below is a quick guide to the different passes available and their pros and cons to help you choose the best option for you! Follow the links in each section to find out more about each option.

TERM PASSES

Term passes are available 4 times a year and guarantee you a spot in the class of your choice, at the same time each week for the duration of that term (usually between 9 to 11 weeks in line with NSW school terms). Term 2 passes are now available and spots are limited so don’t delay!

PROS

• Our best value passes: Save 25%, basically 2–3 classes free, so great value even if you miss one or two classes.

• Your spot’s secured: No need to keep booking each week, and we’ll remind you before class.

• Build momentum: A regular routine helps you feel stronger and see progress over the term.

CONS

• Missed a class? Unfortunately, no refunds or make-ups.

• Passes can’t be transferred or shared.

MULTI-CLASS PASSES

Choose the pass that suits your schedule and save 10–20% on classes! Book classes online either via this website or the Momence app on your phone. Get a reminder 24 hours before each class.

🔹 100PASS – Pay $90, get $100 class credit (10% savings). This is ideal for occasional visits and valid for two months. You can claim 3 to 5 classes with this pass, depending on the value of each class.

🔹 200PASS – Pay $170, get $200 in class credits (15% savings). This is great for those attending classes regularly and is valid for three months.

🔹 300PASS – Pay $240, get $300 in class credits (20% savings). Best value for frequent class visits of at least one class a week and is valid for three months also.

PROS

• Save 10–20% compared to casual class prices

• Flexible and versatile: Use your pass for any class - Reformer Pilates, Mat Pilates, Barre, Yoga, Strength, Zumba and more.

• Mix and match or stick to your favourites—it’s totally up to you each week.

• Perfect if your schedule varies or you like trying different styles.

• Valid for 2–3 months (depending on the pass), giving you time to fit classes in around life.

• You can cancel up to 12 hours prior to a class and get a credit back to your account (max. 4 cancellations allowed per calendar month).

CONS

• No guaranteed spot—you’ll need to book each class, and popular sessions (especially reformer) can fill quickly.

• Passes expire with no extensions, no exceptions, so choose carefully the one that suits your availability.

• Late cancellations (under 12 hours) mean the class is forfeited. i.e. you lose that class and do not get a credit or refund.

PAY AS yoU GO (CaSUAL VISITS)

Paying as you go is perfect if you prefer the flexibility of attending classes without a commitment. Simply book and pay for each class individually as you go—no upfront cost or long-term commitment required. Please note that you must book your class in advance. Walk ins are not accepted to classes.

PROS

• Ultimate flexibility: Attend classes when it suits you—no need to commit to a term or pass.

• Keeps it simple: No upfront costs or long-term commitments.

• Great for occasional attendees: Ideal if you have a busy schedule, visiting the area for a short stay or just want to try different classes.

CONS

• Higher cost per class: Generally more expensive than term or multi-class passes.

• No guaranteed spot: You’ll need to book in advance, and popular classes may fill up.

• Less routine: Without a regular commitment, it may be harder to track progress or stick to a consistent schedule.

PROS

• Discounted rate: Save massively on your first 3 classes and try out different options.

• Great for beginners: Tailored to locals who are new to the studio and would like a teaser of our offerings.

• Flexible: Choose from a range of studio classes with our Newbie Pass and sample our reformer classes with a choice of two passes (after your orientation session or private session).

CONS

• Limited use: Newbie Passes are for a set number of classes which must be attended in three weeks from purchase date. No extensions are available.

• No guaranteed spots: Booking is required, and popular classes may fill quickly. Ensure the classes you want to check out in your 3-week trial period have availability.

  * Please note: Reformer passes include an orientation session which is must be attended before attending any reformer classes.