Winter 2027 In-Studio Pilates

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Winter Term 2027 Pilates runs Jan 4 – March 12

  • Registration opens Wed Nov 18 at 7am via Portland Community College  Some classes sell out quickly, so if your schedule is less flexible, plan to register right away.
  • If you are new to taking classes with PCC, please create an account prior to attempting to register — give it 48 hours to go live.
  • NO CLASSES Monday Jan 18. Monday students are charged for 1 less class in the semester
  • In-Studio equipment classes with Christine Binnendyk happen Monday thru Friday. Class size maximum is 11. Make-ups are on a space available basis1
  • Planning to travel this semester? YES, you can sign up for class with Christine and use your registration as a “11 pack” of classes to attend as often as possible while you’re in town.
  • Looking for classes with Kelly? Check her schedule at Effortless Movement here: https://www.kellyvincentpilates.com

15 Class Options with Studio Owner, Christine Binnendyk:

Day PDX Time Class CRN
Mon 9:15 Level 3 EQUIPMENT 11624
Mon 10:30 Level 2 EQUIPMENT 14404
Mon 11:45 Level 3 EQUIPMENT 13464
       
Tue 9:15 Level 4 EQUIPMENT 12052
Tue 10:30 Level 2.5 EQUIPMENT 12432
Tue 11:45 Level 1 EQUIPMENT 11626
Wed 9:15 Level 3 EQUIPMENT 11625
Wed 10:30 Level 2 EQUIPMENT 14394
Wed 11:45 Level 3 EQUIPMENT 13465
       
Thur 9:15 Level 4 EQUIPMENT 12053
Thur 10:30 Level 2.5 EQUIPMENT 12433
Thur 11:45 Level 1 EQUIPMENT 12050
Fri 9:15 Level 3 EQUIPMENT 11628
Fri 10:30 Level 2 EQUIPMENT 11627
Fri 11:45 Level 4 EQUIPMENT 12434

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
  • I’m in great shape, what Level should I take? If you’re new to Pilates, start with Level 1. You’ll learn how to use all of the equipment, intro exercises and safety protocols. There’s plenty of time to ask questions, goof up, ask some more, repeat things. I do occasionally bump people up a Level at week 5, if you’re catching on quickly.
  • What’s the difference between Level 1 and Level 2? More exercises! Level 2 has limited weight bearing on wrists.
  • What’s the different between Level 2 and Level 2.5? The pace of 2.5 is faster than 2. We’ll introduce more weight bearing on wrists. If possibly, bump yourself to Level 2.5 as a prep for Level 3.
  • What’s the difference between Levels 2.5 and 3? More weight bearing on hands/wrists in Level 3, which also means more advanced exercises. Level 3 has a faster pace than Level 2.5.
  • Level 4 classes are the fastest pace and include more “up and over” exercises and one arm or or one leg movements. Please don’t register for this class if you an ongoing injury or limitation. When in doubt, check in with me first.