Frequently Asked Questions
How do I cancel a class I've booked?
If you can't make it to a class, please cancel as early as possible, that way we won't be waiting on you, and someone else can take your spot. Cancellations must be made at least 12 hours before the class start time; cancellations made after this window will forfeit the credit used and may be subject to a £5 late cancellation fee, while missed classes without notice will forfeit the credit used and may incur a £10 no-show fee.
Cancel via the Momence app
Navigate to the class in the 'upcoming bookings' section, on the schedule and tap Cancel
Cancel via the Momence website
Navigate to wwww.momence.com and log in
Once you've logged in, you should immediately see a list of your upcoming classes. If not, click My classes at the top left
Click the three dots next to the class you want to cancel
Click Cancel yourself
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, we recommend booking in advance to secure your spot. You can book via our website.Are you on Classpass?
Yes we are, but not all our classes are listed there. Best way is to book directly to us. Waiver Form: https://forms.gle/C2mqC1RiFFGJA7ncA
Do you have changing room and showers?
No, we have one toilet.
We recommend arriving dressed and ready to move.
How to find us?
Oca London is tucked away in the heart of Bermondsey, SE1 just around the corner from Bermondsey Street.
the easiest way to find us is using what 3 words: ///trail.recent.friend
decima studios is just in between Anjunabeats office (65 decima street) and the meakin estate. We are just next door to our beloved Decima Clay studios.
nearest tubes:
London bridge (10 min walk)
Borough (10 min walk)
Elephant & Castle (20min walk)
What makes us different?
Oca isn't just a studio, it's a home.
Rooted in both British and Brazilian wisdom , we weave together the celtic calendar in our movement and ceremony: yoga, Pilates, and aerial alongside cacao, grief work, and teachings passed down through Afro-Brazilian ancestral wisdom. Named after the Tupi Guarani word for "home," Oca is intentionally intimate a space for around twelve, not a hundred because real community can't be rushed or scaled.
This is a place to move, to grieve, to celebrate, grow and to belong.