Doha, Qatar 2 DECEMBER 2025 - The Oxygen Park in Education City hosted a series of community support sessions organized by Go Pilates to promote women's physical well-being. The park saw wide participation from dozens of women who benefited from the open spaces and organizational supervision provided by Oxygen Park, which ensured a healthy and integrated environment for the sessions. Experienced Go Pilates instructors also provided support

The community Pilates classes contributed to women's health by improving core strength, correcting posture, and enhancing overall physical capabilities in a simple and accessible way. Movement and breathing techniques helped reduce stress and promote mental flexibility, while the supportive group environment fostered a greater sense of belonging and motivation, positively impacting women's long-term mental health

Speaking about the series, Nouhaila El Mendili, Manager at Go Pilates said: 'Our community classes remind us that strength doesn't just come from the core-it comes from connection. When women move together, breathe together, and support one another, wellbeing becomes something we build as a collective. Doha's Oxygen Park gives us the space to rediscover that kind of shared mindfulness and power.

Pilates is no longer a niche fitness trend - it is becoming a mainstream wellness movement. In the United States alone, an estimated 11 million people participate in Pilates each year, with women making up roughly two-thirds of that group.

The 130,000-square-meter Oxygen Park is designed to integrate aspects of well-being and provide an open space for goers to exercise within a uniquely designed environment. It is an iconic part of Education City where communities can come together to combine mindfulness with body movement and deep connections.