A Melbourne Pilates studio owner has started a debate about men going shirtless in hot classes.
Key Facts
- Who: Georgia Craig, co-owner of CorePlus Collingwood and Fitzroy North
- Heated classes run at 34–38°C
- A member complained about shirtless men
Her View
Ms Craig said her studios put personal comfort and mutual respect first. She asks people to add clothing if others feel uncomfortable.
The Debate
Some people want a shirts-on rule. Others support personal choice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is shirtless Pilates being debated?
A member complained about men without shirts in hot classes.
How hot are the classes?
Between 34 and 38°C.
What is the studio’s view?
Comfort and respect come first.
Conclusion
The debate is about comfort and fairness.
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