In line with the new policies implemented by the Singapore Government, we are updating you on our latest policies regarding COVID-19. We are not yet out of the woods so it’s important to continue to protect ourselves and the community. In our effort to safeguard the well-being of our clients and team we have expanded our safety measures and ask the following people NOT to come into the studio:

You have all seen her, emailed her, spoken to her on the phone, and now it’s time to get to know her! This December holidays, we sit down with the lady who ensures the smooth running of our studios, Operations Manager Siti Norpisah!

They say that Dogs are Man’s best friends, and we couldn’t agree more. This October, we team up with SOSD (previously known as Save Our Street Dogs) Singapore to bring to you a day of Family Fun, Furries and Fitness! (Don’t you just love alliterations?) Come down for free pilates sessions (Fat Blast and Stretch Pilates), fun merchandises and F&B, as well as a dog adoption drive! Here’s the Top 5 things you should know about SOSD!

Breathe is turning 5, and we want to thank you for being a part of this family! As part of our celebration activities, we would like to invite you (and a plus-one) down to have dinner and get to know us a little better without the Reformer Machines getting in the way!

As Pilates In The Park draws near, sign ups are going well, and with fantastic partners on board, we are looking forward to a fun-filled event this National Day morning. While we do have a good time, let’s keep in mind that this event is to raise awareness and funds for the National University Cancer Institute, Singapore (NCIS) Cancer Fund. Exactly what do they do and who do they help? Meet Chng Li Ming, Senior Assistant Manager of Operations & Administration who tells us more about what she does, and if we will see her at PITP!

We have recently announced that Breathe is now a *MERRITHEW™ Licenced Training Centre, but what exactly does that mean? Here are some of your FAQs answered!

When we first started the 30 Days Pilates Challenge last year, it seemed like such a simple concept, to commit an hour a day to working out surrounded by supportive classmates and instructors to help you kick start your way to health. We didn’t believe it had not been done before. It was conceived with the notion of helping our clients who were facing personal fitness plateaus to push pass it. The results were unexpected to say the least.

So you’ve seen these slightly strange looking multi-coloured toe socks around the studio and even on the internet with celebrities donning them. You’ve probably caught yourself wondering at some point what exactly they do and why can’t you wear regular old socks like you’ve been doing for years.