Frequently asked questions
Everything you need to know before your first session at Triune.
Is Triune good for beginners?
Yes. Most people start with private sessions, so your instructor can teach you the foundations at your pace and adjust everything to your body. You never need Pilates experience to begin.
What's the difference between private, duet and semi-private?
Private is one-on-one with an instructor. Duet is a private session for two people, great with a partner or friend. Semi-private is a small class of up to eight people, with more individual attention than a typical group class.
What should I wear?
Comfortable, fitted clothes you can move in, like leggings and a fitted top. If you have questions about socks or anything else to bring, just ask the studio when you book.
I have an injury or health condition. Can I still do Pilates?
Many clients come to Pilates while working around injuries or past surgeries. Tell your instructor before your first session so they can adapt your exercises, and check with your doctor if you're unsure.
How often should I come to see results?
Two to three sessions a week is a common rhythm for building strength and body awareness. Even one session a week, done consistently, makes a real difference.
How do I book, and how do packages work?
Choose a session on our booking page or call 206-445-2005. Packages and cards save you money per session. Cancellation and package policies apply, and the studio will walk you through them when you book.
Where are you located?
We're in Magnolia Village at 2426 32nd Ave W, Suite 201, Seattle, WA 98199.
Do you offer teacher training?
Yes. Triune is a host studio for BASI Pilates teacher training. Course dates and enrollment are handled through BASI.
Paying with your FSA or HSA
What is an FSA or HSA?
A Flexible Spending Account (FSA) or Health Savings Account (HSA) lets you set aside pre-tax money for eligible health expenses, which can save you up to 40%.
What makes a product FSA/HSA eligible?
Many wellness products qualify when paired with a letter of medical necessity (LMN) from a licensed provider. Burst helps you get one.
What is a letter of medical necessity (LMN)?
It is a short note from a licensed provider stating that the product supports your health. It is what makes your purchase reimbursable.
Do I have to pay with an FSA/HSA card?
No. Pay however you like at checkout, then Burst helps you get reimbursed from your FSA/HSA.
How much can I save?
Most customers save about 30 to 40%, depending on their tax rate.
How does Burst work?
After you buy, you answer a few health questions, a licensed provider reviews your letter of medical necessity, and Burst files your reimbursement so the funds return to your FSA/HSA.
Still have a question? Call us at 206-445-2005.