Club Pilates

Reviews

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  Michele Shea-han

  Jan 5, 2026
  5.0
  Excited to get back to Club Pilates West Hills and to my pilates practice!
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  Sian Darke

  Dec 13, 2025
  1.0
  Here’s a message from the West Hills studio for December 14th session - “ Unfortunately, Laurie is still out of town due to a family emergency and won’t be able to make it back in time to teach your 8:00 AM class tomorrow. I sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and truly appreciate your understanding during this busy time of year. Credit-based members will have their class credit returned, with 30 days added to the credit’s expiration. Unlimited members will have an extra spot available to use toward another booking. We sincerely apologize again and hope to see you in the studio soon! The CP Reformer Flow 2 (50 Mins) class with Lori Haight on 12/14/2025 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM has been cancelled“ This is the 3rd time this month that they could not find an instructor for scheduled classes. Two weeks ago, bunch of us showed up for our 6 am class but the studio was closed because the instructor simply slept in. Clients are charged $20 cancellation fee if they cancel within 12 hr if the scheduled class. However the studio cancels after the said scheduled class with no compensation for the paying client. The new owner is more focused on growing her business empire than actually running the existing business well.
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  Stacy Shkolenko

  Dec 4, 2025
  1.0
  1 star for pilates, 0 stars for being scammed with cancellations. if you’re planning to sign up, be aware that you will might have issues with cancelling it 6 months later. other private local pilates studios might be better choice for pilates itself as well as less chances to be scammed.
• AZ

  Audrey Zarrinkhat

  Nov 22, 2025
  5.0
  I’ve always hated exercising, full stop. To this day, whenever my so-called “friends” invite me to join them for a “workout” or whatever, I reevaluate our entire friendship & block them from ever contacting me again. As an elder millennial, who often sustains injuries by simply existing after the age 40, exercising is dangerous & our healthcare system is not equipped for populations of a certain age to be taking such risks. It will literally collapse. So, in summary, exercise sucks… with the exception of Pilates & here is why you should join Club Pilates, like, yesterday: 1. It’s indoors. As a California transplant living in the PNW, Portland weather can be gross & my body considers anything below 70 degrees a literal blizzard. Plus, bugs are outside & I hate those. I appreciate that Club Pilates is indoors & therefore offers me protection from nature (ew). 2. Reformer machines. Have you ever done Pilates on one of these things?! YOU GET TO LIE DOWN. I love lying down. But you know what I love even more? Lying down while making my body hotter & stronger. And as a bonus, the reformer machines are super fun & easy to use. 3. The instructors. All of them are great, but my favorites are Lori & Brooke. Their classes are challenging (without feeling like you’re going to drop dead mid-supine arms) & keep things not boring by changing up the routines each week. And if you choose not try a progression, they don’t put you in a massive spiral of shame if you’re just not feelin’ it that day, & I think that’s just beautiful. 4. The environment. It’s inclusive, supportive, gentle & fun. The instructors, front desk personnel, & other Club Pilates besties are just nice humans. This goes a long way for an anxious, self-deprecating, noob like me. I genuinely enjoy going to this studio… ME. An avid exercise H.A.T.E.R. Club Pilates, thank you for being the exception to my exercise-loathing existence. :-)
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  Mary Simpson

  Nov 7, 2025
  5.0
  Jill was awesome, she gave lots of individual attention and ensured anyone with health problems had alternatives.

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