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Klahanie Shopping Center welcomes new Pilates studio

Sammamish, WALocal News

Aya Pilates has inaugurated its first studio in Klahanie Shopping Center, providing a fresh fitness option for the Sammamish community. The studio opened on June 1, followed by a grand opening event on July 12, showcasing its commitment to local wellness. Owned by Dino and Matea Cizmic, the studio features three unique energy zones designed to enhance the workout experience: a welcoming first zone, a middle zone equipped with Pilates apparatus for active sessions, and a concluding zone for post-workout relaxation. Membership options cater to diverse lifestyles, including unlimited, eight times a month, and drop-in classes. The Cizmics aim to create a personalized and engaging environment that fosters community connections.

With a focus on the mind-body connection, all instructors are certified, ensuring quality and dedication to clients' fitness journeys.

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