CorePlus Fitzroy North

A NORTHSIDE WAREHOUSE TURNED SPACIOUS STUDIO. THIS IS COREPLUS FITZROY NORTH. Melbourne’s northside: it’s a cultural hot spot known for its good pubs, great coffee, vintage stores, street art and live music. And now, it’s adding yoga and Pilates to the list. CorePlus Fitzroy North has moved in, and it’s so northside. Just the way you like it. On the outside, a camouflaged brown brick warehouse. On the inside? A multi-level wellness studio tucked away from the hustle and bustle. Space, space and more space; stretch out in your mat or reformer class — there’s more than enough room. Polished concrete floors. Windows with endless natural light. An open reception space, inviting you to chill out before and after class. And bathroom facilities that can only be described as a city-worker’s dream. Located smack bang between Edinburgh Gardens and Princes Park, it’s right on the iconic 96 tram line. There’s plenty of parking on Nicholson Street too, and if riding is more your thing (we know it is) there’s even bike storage inside. Here at CorePlus Fitzroy North, there’s not only a class for everyone, but an instructor too. We’re a bunch of proud, quirky instructors — including three that happen to own the studio as well — with different personalities and approaches to yoga and Pilates. We’re all friends here. OUR STORY MINDFUL MOVEMENT FOR EVERY BODY At CorePlus, there are no expectations. There’s no pressure. Have fun, enjoy the moment. Learn more about yourself and your body. Create new friendships and build enduring relationships. CorePlus is where inspiration lives and where inner strength is found. Our mission is to get people out there and being active together, to redefine fitness as part of everyday recreational life. OUR FOUNDER Pilates and yoga have long been a passion for Amy who has been teaching since 2007 after studying yoga in the United States. Further training both in Australia and abroad in Pilates and yoga inspired her to create CorePlus which brings a unique and balanced approach through her ‘mindful movement for everybody’ philosophy.