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Planning a studio around the class

A studio should support your teaching method and the group using it. Connect the class format, shared equipment and accessory storage in the layout.

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Planning a studio around the class
What will you find in the guide?

A studio should support your teaching method and the group using it. Connect the class format, shared equipment and accessory storage in the layout.

Plan a typical class

Describe the start, workstations, transitions and finish. Check how many people use each accessory simultaneously and who moves equipment during the class.

Match quantities to the class

Participant count does not always equal the required quantity of every item. Pair work, stations and individual training create different needs. Record quantity, purpose and storage location for each selection.

Allow for movement and coaching

Review sightlines, instructor movement and accessory access. Plan group changeovers and cleaning between sessions. Folding or mobile equipment needs space both in use and in storage.

Finish with an operational plan

Bring equipment, flooring, storage and operating instructions into one plan. Before ordering, check dimensions, building services and applicable requirements. EUROTEC can help turn an initial list of ideas into an organised selection.