Instituto Nacional del Método Pilates Sevilla

Honors, it has changed my life. Thanks to my coming to them, I am rehabilitating from an injury that has had me unable to move for years, improving my quality of life substantially. I recommend it to everyone, both to recover from an injury and to train in a healthy way. Isabel is a professional of ten, both for her knowledge, for her capacity for work, her patience and her humanity. Infinitely grateful.

The training at the INMP is being enriching in all aspects. Isabel is a great professional who is passionate about what she does. He knows how to transmit knowledge to us so that we acquire it almost without realizing it, studying yes, but enjoying at the same time. She has infinite patience and is always ready to help us with whatever we need. A success.

Isabel's treatment with the students is unbeatable. Together with Alfredo they make the perfect team. Regarding my personal experience I must say that it has been ten, the classes have improved my quality of life and are a perfect complement to my therapy.

I have been going to the study for several months, and the truth is that I absolutely recommend it. Isabel is a great professional, very committed and involved with the students, and plans the training sessions individually according to the needs of each one. A great success to go to them.

After 5 years as a client, I leave this center extremely upset by the bad treatment received. It turns out that for the simple fact of consulting my class monitor: "if by chance I was teaching in another center". The director of the center decided to expel me from it, despite having clarified the reason for my question (I explained that, given that I could not continue paying for an individual Pilates, I was looking for a group one in which to continue with the continuous rehabilitation that I need for myself back pathology). If it is so serious to ask this type of thing in this center, why are clients not previously informed so that this type of misunderstanding does not occur? As adults that we are, and from a professional point of view, is it not more appropriate to clarify what happened, apologize and everything fixed? Is it lawful to treat a person like this (who has not been previously informed) and even worse a client with more than 5 years in the center? I am NOT outraged not being able to go to more classes (after what I experienced I would never return). But, to have felt that attitude so violent and disproportionate, simply by asking a question.