Workshop FAQs
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Christos Niaros Workshops, Saturday 10th October 2026
The two workshops will take place from 12-2pm and 3-5pm. For those attending both sessions, there will be a one-hour break between 2-3pm.
Water and cold drinks will be available at the studio. We’ll also provide a light snack during the break. If you wish to eat lunch during the one-hour break, we recommend bringing food with you. There are some lovely cafes locally but turn around times can be slow during peak times. More details about local cafes follow the map below.
What do I need for the workshop?
Please arrive wearing suitable fitness clothing. Please do not wear garments with zips, buttons and rivets as these can damage the apparatus. For the same reason, please don’t wear any jewellery (including belly button rings), and avoid wearing heavy make-up or strong perfume.
Socks must be worn in the studio at all times.
Please bring water and a fitness towel if you wish. (No other drinks or food can be brought into the studio.)
How do I find the studio?
Our address is 85 Clarkehouse Road, Sheffield S10 2LG. Based a 5 minute drive from the city centre, we’re close to the University of Sheffield and Sheffield’s beautiful Botanical Gardens.
There are two parking spaces on the driveway (please park in the two on the left) and lots of on-street metered parking on surrounding streets.
Here's a link to Google Maps for directions.
Local cafes
In case you arrive early or would like to grab something during the break, here are a few local cafes:
There is a lovely cafe called Joni at the Botanical Gardens only a few minutes walk away.
Viet’s Kitchen, serving authentic Vietnamese street food, is less than ten minutes walk away.
Around 10-15 minutes walk away are a number of good cafes on Ecclesall road, such as Handaran, a family-owned bakery, Coffika, a coffee and brunch spot, and a range of chains, like M&S and Starbucks.
“Top quality instruction! As a Pilates instructor myself, I am always impressed by their attention to detail. They guide you to be able to manage better movement pathways. It may be subtle but is very helpful. A 1:1 session or small group class is definitely worthwhile.”
— Anne Kirtley