immersive fitness classes Cricklewood
Studio Society is a fully immersive gym combining sight, sound and smell with innovative classes to bring you the most effective, stimulating and compelling group exercise experience on the market. Offering over 150 gym classes including body pump, HIIT, boxing, yoga and spin you will find harmony between physical exercise and sensory motivation.
Over 250 classes a week
Membership
Yoga | HIIT | Spin | Boxing | Pilates | Barre | Body Pump | Core Strength | Zumba
No joining fee | No contract | Unlimited classes | Body analysis | Nutrition plans
£49 per month.
Timetable
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‘It’s Amazing - like working out in an IMAX. It’s the future people’
Paul Irwin - Studio Society Member
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Trainers
Join our Studio Society community and train alongside some of the most dedicated and motivating fitness experts in London.
Getting to know Cricklewood
Cricklewood of north- west London sits between three of the London Boroughs. The Zone 3 area is surrounded by Camden to the south-east, Brent to the west and Barnet to the north-east. Originally a rural hamlet before becoming urbanised in the 1980’s, many of the houses in Cricklewood are period properties spanning the Victorian and Edwardian eras. The majority of the area’s amenities are centered around the bustling Cricklewood Broadway (otherwise known as Edgeware Road) and boasts an abundance of local cafés, unique eateries and independent boutiques that cater for a wide mix of cultures, with a real focus on its Irish connections, most notably the Clayton Crown Hotel, previously known as the Crown Pub.
Getting to know Cricklewood
The traditional Irish pub has become a local landmark and is still one of the largest drinking establishments in Greater London. Other local attractions include The Mapesbury Dell (a small garden park kept by the Mapesbury Residents Association for its green beauty), Gladstone Park (a 35-hectare greenery that surrounds the north-western edge of the Cricklewood that boasts a children’s playground, café, pond, art gallery and a selection of sports courts), Cricklewood Baptist Church (known for its outstanding Italian Byzantine style and representative of the substantial Catholic population within the area) and the Cricklewood Pumping Station (most famously used as a double for the engine rooms in the film Titanic).
Getting to know Cricklewood
There is a real sense of community within the Cricklewood area supported by a number of local associations- NorthWestTwo, Groves Residents and Railway Cottages to name a few, alongside local projects Creative Cricklewood and The Clitterhouse Farm Project, both set up to promote culture and creativity amongst its residents. Cricklewood station provides easy transport links to St Pancras International, Farringdon and Luton Airport but the Jubilee line can also be reached via two other nearby stations within just a short 15-minute walk.
Benefits of Immersive Gym Classes
Floor-to-ceiling cinematic displays, synchronised lighting, surround sound and carefully crafted scents will consume your senses, adding another dimension to your workout that will drive you to push yourself harder than you ever have before- in fact 85% of gym members agree that they work harder under immersive conditions. These tantalising scenes are also responsible for enabling our gym goers to release their inhibitions in order to get more out of their workouts as 78% of members admitted that having these animated scenes in substitution of the standard studio mirrors made them feel less self-conscious during their workout.