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  • I’ve never done Pilates or cycling before—can I still take a class?
    Absolutely. Our classes are designed to be challenging yet accessible for all fitness levels. Our instructors will guide you through the workout, offering modifications and progressions so you can move at your own pace while still getting the most out of your class. While our group classes are beginner-friendly, we also offer Private Training Lessons for personalized attention. Contact the front desk team to learn more.
  • The CORR Method- What makes CORR different?
    We aren’t just a gym. We're a community! You’ll feel the positive energy that greets you when you walk in the front door and you'll leave with new found strength and confidence. Our Reformer Pilates classes are a contemporary approach to Joseph Pilates' original method. We focus on creating long and lean muscle tone with slow and controlled movement. The energy is high but the movements precise. Our cycle classes have dim lights but high energy! We ride to the rhythm, feel the beat and use inspiring playlists curated by our instructors. Get ready to feel endorphines like never before!
  • What should I expect from class?
    Our classes are designed to be efficient, effective, and energizing. Most classes are 50 minutes, giving you a full-body workout that targets strength, endurance, and mobility. We also offer our 30-minute Rapid Ride for a quick, high-intensity cardio session, perfect when you’re short on time. Looking for the best of both worlds? Try our 50/50 class, where you’ll split your time between dynamic Reformer Pilates and beat-driven cycling for the ultimate strength and cardio combo. No matter the class, expect expert instruction, great music, and a workout that leaves you feeling strong and accomplished.
  • How do I book my first class?
    You can book any class directly through the CORR app or on our website. Simply create an account, choose your class, and you’re set! This is also how you can manage all of your bookings.
  • What time should I arrive to class?
    If it’s your first class at CORR, you must arrive on time—late entry is not allowed. We recommend arriving at least 10 minutes before class starts to check in, meet your instructor, and get familiar with the equipment. This ensures you feel comfortable and ready to move! For returning clients, please allow enough time to check in and set up before class begins.
  • What should I wear and bring to class?
    For Pilates, wear comfortable, form-fitting activewear that allows you to move freely. Grip socks are required for all Pilates classes to ensure stability and hygiene. For Cycle, moisture-wicking clothes and supportive bottoms work best. You can wear regular athletic shoes or SPD cleats—please note that we do not offer shoe rentals at this time. For both classes, bring a water bottle to stay hydrated. We’ve got all the equipment covered, but grip socks and bottled water are available for purchase if you forget yours. We ask that all other personal items, including cell phones remain stored away in lockers during class.
  • All the classes are waitlisted. How do I get in?
    Don’t worry—the waitlist really works, and the system is constantly moving people into classes every day. We highly encourage you to join the waitlist because spots open up frequently. The waitlist automatically pulls people into class as spots become available, up until two hours before the class starts. You’ll receive a notification via email only, so make sure your email notifications are turned on to avoid missing your spot. Since cancellations can happen at any time, even overnight, it’s possible to be added to a class while you’re asleep. If you’re on the waitlist before bed, either plan to attend class in the morning just in case you get in, or remove yourself from the waitlist. Staying on the waitlist gives you the best chance to secure a spot, even when classes look full!
  • How do I check in to class?
    When you book your class, you’ll use our Pick-a-Spot feature, so you’ll already know your assigned bike or Reformer number before arriving. If it’s your first class at CORR, you must check in at the Front Desk before heading to your spot. This allows us to welcome you, answer any questions, and ensure you’re set up for success. For returning clients, simply check in at the Front Desk or via the CORR app, then head straight to your assigned spot—bikes and Reformers are clearly numbered to match your reservation. If you need help, our team is always available!
  • How old do I need to be to take class?
    You must be 16 or older to take class at CORR. If you’re under 18, a parent or guardian must complete a minor waiver form before you’ll be allowed to participate—no exceptions. CORR is all about creating the right experience for everyone. We reserve the right to refuse service if we feel that our classes, instruction, or environment aren’t the right fit.
  • Will my membership bill every month automatically?
    Yes, all memberships are auto-renewing and will bill automatically each month. If you need to cancel, we require 30 days written notice prior to your auto-renewal date, and your final monthly payment is required in full (including cancellations from a freeze). To cancel, you must complete a cancellation form in-studio before your next billing date. This means that when you purchase an auto-renewing membership, you’re committing to at least two months—your first and last payment. Memberships purchased online activate immediately. If you’d like to set up a future start date or need to upgrade/downgrade your membership, please contact your studio directly.
  • How do the 4x and 8x memberships work?
    Your auto-renewing membership is charged monthly on the same date. If your billing date is the 1st of the month, your account will be charged at the end of the day on the 1st, and your 4 or 8 classes will be added to your account. You can then use these classes to book sessions from the 2nd of the current month to the 1st of the following month. All classes must be used before your next billing cycle—unused classes do not roll over. If you want to take more than your allotted classes in a month, you can purchase single classes anytime in the online store. Memberships purchased online activate immediately. If you’d like to set a future start date or need to upgrade/downgrade your membership, please contact your studio directly. Purchasing through the online store will begin a new membership/contract.
  • How do I update my card on file?
    We require valid billing information to maintain your membership. To update your payment method, log into your profile via our website or app, navigate to Payment Methods, and enter your new card details. If you're adding a new card, be sure to delete any old cards to prevent future charges to an outdated payment method. You can also contact your studio during business hours, and our Front Desk Team will be happy to assist you with updating your billing information.
  • How do I upgrade/downgrade my membership?
    We require at least 48 hours' notice before your billing date to process a membership upgrade or downgrade. If notice is not given in time or your billing date has already passed, the change will take effect on your next billing cycle. All upgrades and downgrades will be processed at the current membership rates. To make changes to your membership, please contact your studio directly.
  • Can I freeze my membership?
    Yes! Auto-renewing memberships can be frozen for a minimum of 1 month and a maximum of 3 months, up to twice per year. We require 48 hours’ notice before your billing date to process a freeze, and the request must be completed in-studio with a freeze form. Freezes must align with your billing cycle, meaning if your billing date is the 21st, your membership will be frozen from the 21st to the 21st of the following month(s). During this time, you will not be able to book classes, and any existing reservations within the freeze period will be automatically cancelled once the freeze is processed. If you choose to cancel your membership while on a freeze, you are still responsible for your final month’s payment before cancellation is finalized.
  • Can I transfer or refund a membership?
    All memberships and packages are non-refundable and non-transferable.
  • What happens if my payment fails?
    If your payment is declined, our system will automatically attempt to rebill. If payment is not updated within 5 days of the billing date, a $30 late fee will be applied to your account, and your membership will be suspended until billing is resolved. To avoid disruptions, make sure your payment method is up to date in your account settings or contact the studio for assistance.
  • What is the late cancel policy?
    We have a strict cancellation and no-show policy to keep things fair for everyone. The cancellation window is 6 hours before class starts for all credit types. Late cancellations (within 6 hours) will incur a $15 fee. No-shows will be charged a $20 fee. Fees are non-refundable. The waitlist automatically adds clients into class up until 2 hours before class starts. If you're pulled in from the waitlist within the 6-hour window, the same cancellation and no-show fees apply—so be sure to remove yourself from the waitlist before then if you no longer plan to attend.
  • Can I use my membership at both locations?
    Only our Ultimate Unlimited, Ultimate Cycle, and Prepaid Unlimited memberships provide access to both CORR East and CORR West. If you have a location-specific membership but want to visit both studios, you can either upgrade your membership or purchase a drop-in class for the other location.
  • Do class packs or single classes expire?
    Yes, all class packs and single classes have expiration dates. Class packs expire 6 months from the date of purchase—unused classes do not roll over. Single classes expire 30 days from the date of purchase and must be used within that timeframe. Be sure to book your classes before they expire, as all sales are final and extensions are not offered.
  • What is Balanced Body® Instructor Training?
    Balanced Body® is a globally recognized leader in Pilates education, offering comprehensive instructor training in Mat, Reformer, and other Pilates apparatus. Our training center at CORR provides in-depth courses designed to equip instructors with the knowledge, technique, and confidence to teach effectively.
  • Who leads the training sessions at CORR?
    All training sessions are led by CORR owner, Carín, a Balanced Body® Master Instructor. With years of experience in Pilates, movement education, and instructor training, Carín creates a supportive and hands-on learning environment for students to refine their skills and deepen their understanding of the method.
  • What courses are offered at CORR?
    The Balanced Body® training program at CORR includes: Movement Principles Mat 1, 2, and 3 Reformer 1, 2, and 3 In addition, an anatomy course is required. This can be taken through Balanced Body® or another accredited program. If you have previously completed an anatomy course, you may submit proof of completion and a passing grade for approval.
  • How do I become a fully certified Balanced Body® Instructor?
    To earn certification, you must complete: All required coursework (Mat and/or Reformer courses) Personal practice sessions (20 Mat, 30 Reformer) Observation hours (45 total) Student teaching hours (125 total) A final written and practical assessment Once these steps are completed, you’ll be fully certified to teach Pilates using the Balanced Body® method.
  • Do I have to take all the courses at once?
    No, the program is designed to be modular, allowing you to take each course individually based on your schedule. You can pay for courses one at a time or enroll in the full program.
  • How long does it take to complete the program?
    The timeline varies depending on your pace, availability, and ability to complete practice and teaching hours. Some students complete their certification within several months, while others take longer depending on their schedule.
  • What happens if I miss an in-studio training session?
    Each module operates independently, meaning if you miss an in-studio training session, you will need to attend that module at another Balanced Body® Authorized Training Center, either in person or virtually, before completing the program.
  • What are the observation and student teaching hour requirements?
    Observation Hours (45 total): Watching experienced instructors teach, either in person, online, or through Balanced Body® instructor training videos. Student Teaching Hours (125 total): Teaching Pilates classes or private sessions, either as an employee at a fitness center or for friends and family. These hours provide essential hands-on experience before certification.
  • Can I complete my required observation hours at CORR?
    Yes! You may complete your 45 required observation hours at CORR by watching any of our certified instructors during their classes. You may also observe at other local studios or through online training videos. More details will be provided on the first in-studio training day.
  • Where can I complete my required personal practice sessions?
    You can complete your 20 Mat and 30 Reformer practice sessions at any Balanced Body® studio or fitness center, including CORR.
  • Is there an additional fee for testing out?
    Yes, there is a separate test-out fee that is not included in the course tuition. The fee ranges from $100–$150, payable at the time of testing.
  • Can I take training at CORR and finish at another Balanced Body® location?
    Yes! Balanced Body® courses are designed to be transferable, meaning you can complete part of your training at CORR and continue at any Balanced Body® Authorized Training Center worldwide and vice versa.
  • Does completing the training guarantee me a teaching position at CORR?
    No, completing the training does not guarantee employment at CORR. However, we do offer a student teaching program to help trainees gain experience and complete their required 125 student teaching hours. While we anticipate future hiring opportunities, being part of the student teaching program does not guarantee a job offer. If you are specifically interested in teaching at CORR, let us know so we can evaluate your teaching skills and fit for our team throughout the program.
  • What if I don’t want to teach? Can I still take the course?
    Yes! While the course is heavily focused on teaching and instruction, you are welcome to enroll for personal knowledge and practice. However, you will still be required to demonstrate your ability to instruct and cue exercises as part of the coursework.
  • How much does the training cost?
    Each module is priced individually, allowing you to pay as you go or enroll in the full program. Tuition is due 24 hours before the first in-studio day of each module. Additional costs include purchasing the corresponding Balanced Body® manuals for each course. There is a separate test-out fee that is not included in the course tuition. The fee ranges from $100–$150, payable at the time of testing. Manual Ordering Note: Balanced Body® recommends registering at least 10 business days before the start of a course to ensure your hard copy manual arrives on time. If you register late, you will receive a digital version that can be used during training.
  • How do I sign up for training?
    Once registration is open, we will provide a registration link through the Balanced Body® site. If you are ready to commit, let us know so we can send the link as soon as it's available. If you’d like more information before deciding, feel free to reach out! Manual Ordering Note: Balanced Body® recommends registering at least 10 business days before the start of a course to ensure your hard copy manual arrives on time. If you register late, you will receive a digital version that can be used during training.
  • Where can I teach after completing my certification?
    Balanced Body® is internationally recognized, so certification allows you to teach at: Boutique Pilates studios Major fitness centers Private training settings Your own independent practice
  • Is CORR for beginners?
    I general our classes are more high intensity and include contemporary movements on the Reformer. Our classes move at a quick pace but CORR workouts are for everyone. Our instructors will offer modifications in every class and progressions in every class to accommodate all levels. If you’re new, remember there are always new people in class! Our highly trained staff are here to answer questions. Come, have fun, pace yourself and enjoy your first time!
  • How do I schedule a class?
    We strongly suggest scheduling your class in advance to secure a spot. Every CORR client will need to have an account before registering for their first class. You can do this via our website or the CORR Pilates + Cycle Studio app that you can downloadable for iOS and Android. You can also call the front desk at 505.226.5782 (East) 505.808.2403 (West) and have them assist you to create an account to reserve a class.
  • What will my first class be like?
    Please arrive to your first class 10-15 minutes before the start of your class time so you can get to know our staff and the equipment. We recommend that you sign up online or book ahead by downloading the CORR Pilates + Cycle Studio App on your phone. Please be sure to check in with the front desk upon arrival. Pilates classes. To participate in a Pilates class, you are required to wear athletic grip socks for health and safety reasons. If you do not own them, we offer them for purchase in the studio. (Slippers or hospital grade socks will not be accepted) Cycling classes. Our bikes are equipped with a dual pedal and can be used with SPD compatible cycling shoes, or you can wear tennis shoes to use in the pedal cages. We do not offer the rental or purchase of cycling shoes in the studio.
  • Do I need to bring anything?
    Pilates: If you are coming to your Pilates class, you must wear athletic grip socks for health and safety reasons. If you do not own them, we offer socks for purchase in the studio. Cycling: Our pedals are  compatible with SPD cleats, so you can use your own cleats, or you can use athletic shoes in the pedal cages. We DO NOT rent shoes. We provide complimentary Flow Water so bring a water bottle to fill up. We provide sweat towels for cycling classes and lockers for safe storage of all of your belongings while you're in class.
  • What should I wear to class?
    We suggest a tank or t-shirt and form-fitting athletic shorts or pants. For our cycling classes you can wear SPD compatible cycling shoes, or athletic shoes for the pedal cages. We do not offer any cycling shoes for rent. For our Pilates classes, athletic grips socks are required (no slipper socks or hospital socks). If you do not have any, they are available for purchase in the studio. We also have plenty of CORR apparel and water bottles for sale in the studio too.
  • What is your cancellation policy?
    You must cancel (or unreserve) your spot in a CORR class at least 6 hours before the class start time to avoid a cancelation fee. If you cancel within 6 hours prior to the class start time, you will be charged a $15 late cancelation fee. If you do not cancel and do not attend your class, you will be charged a $20 no-show fee. You can cancel your class by accessing your account via the app or by calling the CORR studio. If you choose to be added to a class waitlist, the same policies for cancelation and no-show apply. If you decide you would like to not attend a class that are still on the waitlist for, please cancel the class. If you are on the waitlist and are placed into the class, you will be given notice at least 2 hours before the class start time that you have been added to the class. Therefore, if you were to not show up for the class, you would be charged the no-show fee.
  • Is there a waitlist for full classes?
    Yes. If a CORR class is full, you have the option to be added to our waitlist. you will notify you by EMAIL if a spot becomes available in the class you are waitlisted for. You can check your waitlist status at any time via the app.
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Two Albuquerque Locations

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CORR EAST

8000 Paseo Del Norte Suite A3

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87122

505-226-5782

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CORR WEST

6001 Winter Haven Rd NW 

Albuquerque, New Mexico 87120

505-808-2403

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