A Pilates studio, six people per class at most
A green space in An Phu New City, with one principle held from day one: no group class larger than six.
Crowded classes may be cheaper, but your body needs to be seen properly
Most people come to Pilates because the body is speaking up: neck and shoulders after eight hours at a screen, lower back after childbirth, a knee after running too hard. Those spots should not be treated by repeating the wrong movement thirty more times.
KHI keeps classes at six people at most so the instructor has time to watch, correct and remember each student's progress. That is the core of the model.
KHI is khí — the energy of life
When the energy within is opened and balanced, the body returns to a more natural state: calm, whole and full of life. KHI was created to do exactly that — restore energy, ease the mind and strengthen the body through intentional movement and deep breathing.
Life Realigns When KHI Aligns.
Three things KHI keeps consistent
Six people, no more
Once a class reaches six, KHI closes it. Adding a seventh would take away the very thing students pay for: close attention.
A schedule built around you
Sessions are arranged around when you are free, not forced into a rigid timetable. When needed, KHI can open a new time slot to fit a student's schedule.
The first session always starts with a posture assessment
Before you train, KHI checks your posture and listens to where it hurts. The programme is written after that observation, not before.
Studio introduction video
Where the sessions actually happen
Real photographs taken at KHI, not staged.
Still unsure? Try one session first
- A posture assessment and format advice before your first session
- Experience group classes or private sessions over 7 days, depending on the trial you choose
- No auto-renewal, no strings attached afterwards