Every class at FORME runs on the same Megaformer M3X and the same set of physiological principles. What changes is the focus, the spring load, and the pace at which the class is taught.
Required for your first ten classes. Every spring is named, every move is walked, every transition is slowed. The class that teaches you the language of the carriage so the rest of the schedule makes sense.
The flagship. Every system trained in one uninterrupted hour-long sentence — strength, endurance, cardio, mobility, and conditioning. The class the studio is built around. The class the schedule revolves around.
Lower-body and glute-led. Heavier spring loads, split-stance work, and long isometric holds on the carriage. Designed to build the slow, deep, lifted musculature that doesn't shift — the kind that holds the body up regardless of the day.
Plank, pike, oblique, press. The torso class. Built for posture, lift, and the kind of midline that holds up the rest of the body without thinking about it. The class people return to when they've sat at a desk too long.
Faster transitions, deeper holds, advanced variations. By invitation after twenty signature classes. The class for the body that's earned the room to move slower than it already does.
A condensed signature format for the noon hour. Same method, ten minutes leaner. The class to take when the schedule is the obstacle, not the workout.