At Nuju, Movement Is
A Ritual To Return To.

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Step into Nuju, a Pilates Studio in Döbling designed as a sanctuary from the pace of the city. Every sensory detail is designed to strengthen the body and quiet the mind.

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A digital interface for the 'Nuju Ritual' with steps including ARRIVE, MOVE, RESET, RETURN, and an instruction to 'Leave the city at the door,' 'Sweat, flow, breathe,' 'Cool down and hydrate,' and 'Emerge renewed.'
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A flowchart titled 'The Nuju Ritual' with steps including ARRIVE, MOVE, RESET, RETURN. Instructions include 'Leave the city at the door,' 'Sweat, flow, breathe,' 'Cool down and hydrate,' and 'Emerge renewed.'
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FAQs

  • What is reformer Pilates?

    Reformer Pilates is a form of Pilates performed on a specialized machine called a reformer.
    The moving carriage and spring resistance allow exercises that build strength, flexibility and stability through controlled, low-impact movement. Rather than relying on speed or intensity, reformer Pilates focuses on breath, precision and alignment. Small, deliberate movements activate deep muscles and support better posture, balance and body awareness.

  • Do I need Pilates experience to join a class?

    Not at all. Many clients begin with little or no Pilates experience. Instructors guide each movement carefully and offer modifications to suit all levels. We recommend arriving 10 minutes before class, so we can walk you through using the machine and show you around our studio.

  • How do I sign up or book a class?

    Classes can be booked directly through our online schedule on eversports. Once you create your account, you can easily reserve classes, purchase packages and manage your bookings in just a few steps.

  • How much is a class?

    Nuju offers several ways to attend classes, including single drop-in sessions, class packs and monthly memberships. Full pricing and package options can be viewed in eversports when reserving your class.

  • Do you offer memberships?

    Yes. Membership options are available for those who want to make Pilates part of their regular routine. Members enjoy consistent access to classes and priority booking, making it easier to maintain a weekly practice.

  • What should I wear or bring to class?

    Comfortable movement clothing is recommended, along with grip socks for safety on the reformer. Everything else you need for class is provided at the studio. Simply arrive a few minutes early to settle into the space.

  • How early should I arrive?

    We recommend arriving 5-10 minutes before class so you can check in and settle into the space.
    To keep the class flowing smoothly and create the best experience for everyone, we’re unable to welcome late arrivals once the class has started.

  • How often should I attend to see results?

    Two to three sessions per week is ideal for building strength and noticing meaningful progress.

  • Can I cancel a class?

    If your plans change, you can cancel your booking up to 24 hours before class through Eversports. Your class credit will automatically be returned to your account.
    Cancellations made less than 24 hours before class, as well as no-shows, will be charged in full.
    We kindly ask you to arrive on time so everyone can settle in and enjoy the class from the start. If you’re running a little late, we can welcome you up to 5 minutes after class begins. After that, entry is no longer possible.

  • What’s the studio etiquette?

    We kindly ask that you keep your phone away and refrain from taking photos or videos during class. You’re very welcome to capture content before or after your session.
    Please treat the studio, Reformers and equipment with care, so the space stays beautiful for everyone.

  • What should I do if I have an injury or limitation?

    If you have an injury, we recommend letting your instructor know before class begins. Pilates movements can often be modified to accommodate different needs, and our instructors will guide you toward adjustments that feel safe and supportive. For more specific concerns or rehabilitation goals, private sessions may be recommended.

  • Do you offer private classes?

    Yes. Private sessions provide personalized guidance tailored to your body and goals. These sessions are ideal for beginners, those recovering from injury, or anyone seeking more focused instruction. To inquire about availability, please contact the studio or submit a request through the website.