CorePlus North Melbourne

CorePlus North Melbourne is a dedicated space for yoga, mat Pilates and reformer Pilates, with instructor-led classes designed around movement, strength and connection. The studio offers several distinct mat formats, including Hot Mat Pilates, Hot Strength, Hot Strength Cardio and Warm Form Pilates, alongside reformer workouts and yoga sessions. The classes are presented as welcoming and free of judgement, with instructors offering challenges and modifications to suit different experience levels.

The venue occupies a modern, spacious site at 493–495 Queensberry Street, with a corner position opposite the Leveson Hotel. Its lower level includes a large reformer studio set behind a curved floor-to-ceiling glass wall, fitted with 12 Allegro II reformer beds. A natural-light-filled hallway leads through to change rooms, lockers, showers and other post-class amenities. Upstairs, the heated mat studio has a cathedral ceiling, city views and morning sunlight, giving the space a distinct sense of openness.

Heating is part of the studio’s mat-class experience, with CorePlus describing its infrared technology as a way to warm the muscles during class. The facilities include secure lockers, premium equipment, a hydration station and towel service, while reception can provide water and towels if needed. The site also lists wash products, hairdryers and showers as part of its broader studio amenities, making it practical for fitting a session into a busy day.

April, Tex and the North Melbourne team are positioned as a key part of the studio’s community-focused approach. CorePlus places emphasis on how members feel rather than how they look, and describes its instructors as bringing experience across Pilates, yoga and reformer training, along with their own personalities and teaching styles. The studio is suited to people exploring Pilates for the first time, regular practitioners, reformer enthusiasts and anyone looking for a structured way to move while meeting others. Its Queensberry Street setting is accessible by public transport, bike lanes and on-street parking, with cafes nearby for a post-class catch-up. For solo visitors, the clear class formats and supportive instruction offer an easy entry point; groups may also appreciate the social, community-oriented atmosphere.