Club Pilates

Reviews

• KG

  Kenzie Givler

  Nov 3, 2025
  2.0
  I booked my intro class with them for the end of October and was genuinely excited to go. About five days before my class, they called to confirm my appointment and go over some pre-visit details. I answered because it was a (903) number and I was expecting a call from a vendor. I let the caller know that I was at work and planned to call them back later. While I would’ve been available for a quick vendor conversation, I wasn’t in a position to have a longer one with them at that moment. However, the woman on the line was very insistent that we needed to talk right then — she kept pushing and pushing, even after I clearly said I’d call back. When I told her I’d call tomorrow, she pressed me for specifics. The whole exchange felt uncomfortably pushy and left a really bad taste in my mouth. Because of that interaction, I decided not to move forward with my intro class.
• RW

  Rhyan Warren

  Jul 29, 2025
  5.0
  Wonderful studio!! I love attending class with any of the instructors. They are all great and there is always plenty to learn
• EW

  Elisabeth Wilson

  Sep 15, 2022
  5.0
  Today was my 33rd Pilates class. My body feels lighter and more aware, stronger and less afraid of trying new things. Club Pilates Tyler has changed my life for the better. Each teacher has their own distinct style, but each one has the same undercurrent of genuine love for their craft and their students. I look forward to going back each time I leave.
• EA

  Exposés of a Carb Addict

  May 27, 2022
  1.0
  I took a beginner class today, which they offer complimentary to gain new memberships, yet you're practically required to buy overpriced merchandise (non slip socks if you have no idea about Pilates machines you won't know where to buy or what they even are- basically ensuring a beginner will need to rely on the studio for the overpriced required item to participate). FYI the studio charged $21.65 while you can find them on Amazon for $9.99- so yeahh wayyy OVERPRICED for a limited selection of bizarre looking socks. I've never used a Pilates machine before or paid for a Pilates club membership. The beginner class begins, the instructor (GM/half owner according to her) demanded everyone disclose their medical history in front of all of the other students at the beginning of the class in the most rude approach. It was so unprofessional. All students filled out a waiver form prior to class and if prior injuries were an importance to this gym to know it could of been included on the form. The instructor literally said, I have to disclose my injuries in front of everyone, hmm no I don't. Although, I have no problem disclosing such, it's not required except by this studio's own standard and not her place to demand it in such a way. I have physicians that review my medical history and my activities... it's out of line for a Pilates instructor thinking it's her realm of MUST KNOW disclosure. A Pilates instructor should be intuitive enough to see weaknesses in students and modify an exercise appropriately for the individual, definitely a core concept in any group exercise curriculum. I'm interested in Pilates for the PT and I have confirmation from my physician I'm good with all movements. I wouldn't want an exercise modified prior to even attempting it, what a weird concept!!! After the initial awkward start demanding medical history, during the class the instructor comes off as condescending and she discusses multiple times she's the Club Pilates GM as well as listing out her credentials of Pilates awesomeness multiple times in some sad display of maintaining her self importance. Yeah I'd hope you were credentialed since people are paying you to teach them Pilates. Mentioning it initially as an introduction is one thing but referring back to it multiple times in class is rather odd. Honestly once she mentioned she was the GM and half owner I wasn't particularly interested in paying for a membership with this studio, because she was that off putting. After class I left asap. I briefly stopped at the front to talk with the receptionist because she was pleasant and trying to make a sell. I picked up on it being required of her to discuss the membership with the students as they were leaving and instead of blowing her off since she had been sweet, I stopped to ask if there were other instructors because I wasn't into the one that taught the class. Probably petty, but I made sure I waited to ask about other instructors when ego queen was in ear shot. Of course the receptionist answers completely sweet as nice as possible and I take off. The GM herself called me after I left, I guess to merely to be confrontational since I had asked if there were other instructors other than her because I wasn't into her as an instructor. The instructor called trying to defend something no clue what she was getting at or why she called because I already told the front desk girl I'd think about it (NOT really) but to be polite to the receptionist. This instructor keeps trying to explain herself on the phone and I raise my voice to talk over her because she won't let me talk then she tries gaslighting to act like I did something wrong by raising my voice when she kept interrupting me and talking over me when she asked a question and she switches it around saying something to the effect "like I'm not doing this with you," or something like that when she's the one that immediately called me after I left acting confrontational!! So I literally have to hang up on her. Total psycho.

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