Alchemy37 Studio

Each class is a seamless blend of low-impact precision and high-energy intensity. An alchemy of contemporary Pilates and strength training set in the heat of our studio. We offer everything from deep, controlled sculpting to fast, high-intensity classes, designed to define, strengthen, and energize. In temperatures set to 37°C, the heat enhances circulation, accelerates results, and promotes a cleansing, detoxifying sweat.

All you need is a water bottle and comfortable workout clothes. No shoes required, grip socks are optional. We provide mats and a large mat towel for all classes, using the towel to cover your mat is mandatory. Bringing an extra towel for yourself and the surrounding area is recommended. If you’d like an extra towel, rentals are available for €2.50. Please wear athletic attire that allows you to move with ease — note that shirtless training is not permitted.

For the comfort of all guests, the studio opens 15 minutes before class. If you arrive earlier, please wait outside or in the designated seating area next to the reception. You will be welcomed in once the previous guests have left. As with any fitness routine, it’s your responsibility to consult your physician before starting, to inform your instructor of any injuries or health conditions prior to class, and to choose the class level that’s appropriate for you. By purchasing or participating in a class, you acknowledge that you have read and understood the nature of infrared-heated training and that you are participating voluntarily, at your own risk. These classes are designed for individuals in good general health; if you have any medical concerns, please seek medical advice before attending.

To ensure we can offer your spot to another participant, cancellations must be made at least 24 hours before the scheduled class to receive a full refund. Unfortunately, we cannot offer refunds for cancellations made after this period. We value our community and ask that you be mindful of others by canceling in advance. By respecting the policy, you’re helping to maintain the positive, dedicated energy that makes our community so special. You can easily cancel through Eversports.

Evidence-Informed Benefits of Infrared Training: · Infrared panels warm the body directly (not just the room air), producing a steady rise in core and muscle temperature at lower ambient heat, making sessions feel clearer and more breathable than conventional hot classes. · What this means for your workout: heat-stress elevates heart rate and improves blood-vessel function in ways that mimic light-to-moderate cardio, with short-term drops in blood pressure and longer-term cardiovascular benefits observed with regular heat exposure. · Warmer tissues also move better: applying heat before and during movement reliably enhances range of motion and allows deeper, safer stretching compared with stretch alone. · Many clients report “faster recovery.” Mechanistically, passive heat supports circulation and may reduce perceived muscle stiffness after training—findings consistent with broader heat-therapy research. · About sweat and “detox”: sweat is mainly water and electrolytes, but peer-reviewed reviews show small, measurable excretion of some metals (e.g., arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury). Your liver and kidneys remain the primary detox organs; heat is an adjunct, not a replacement for medical care. Infrared Heat & Hormonal Balance: · Infrared training applies gentle, body-direct heat that activates beneficial stress-response pathways. Studies on heat exposure show increases in β-endorphins, dopamine, and noradrenaline, which enhance mood, focus, and post-session calm. Mild thermal stress also stimulates growth hormone release, supporting muscle repair, fat metabolism, and recovery. · Repeated sessions may improve cortisol regulation and overall stress resilience. Combined with exercise, these effects help optimize hormonal balance, circulation, and nervous-system recovery—leaving you feeling more energized, focused, and uplifted long after your workout. Sources: Mayo Clinic (2024) • Infrared saunas: Health benefits Laukkanen et al., Mayo Clin Proc (2018) Nakano et al., Phys Ther Sport (2012)Bleakley et al., Arch Phys Med Rehab (2013) Supported by peer-reviewed findings in exercise physiology, sauna, and infrared therapy research (e.g., Laukkanen et al., JAMA Intern Med 2015; Scoon et al., J Sci Med Sport 2007; Huberman Lab Review 2023).