Club Pilates

Reviews

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  Sandra Evans

  Aug 5, 2026
  5.0
  Excellent
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  Chelsea Leafgreen

  Jul 15, 2026
  1.0
  I previously loved this Pilates studio however, about 6 months in three of my favorite instructors left. This left maybe two or three consistent ones that taught the same class variations every time I took a class. This got repetitive, boring, and frustrating considering the very pretty penny charged. Machines also consistently had straps loose/ fall off during workouts and if you were the first class of the day you are expected to set up the studio… the front desk staff and instructors are kind which is worth one star. At this time the studio also increased rates with minimal instructors (current members were not impacted). All this said, my membership ended horribly with pausing my membership and still being charged. This was all brought via semantics from an email as the team member stated “if you could respond to this email” at the end vs stating “your response is required to pause”. After disputing the manager finally agreed to cancel my membership without telling me I’d be charged an additional 264$. In total I’ve been charged over 400$ for a membership I was under the impression was paused and then canceled thus I didn’t use. This location will just continue quoting their policies so they can nickel and dime. I would highly encourage never giving them your business and supporting the following companies Grit, Nourish Lagree, fit 5, fly fitness, or the multitude of small businesses in northern Colorado instead of this one.
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  Sydnee Russell

  Feb 13, 2026
  1.0
  Watch your card thy will charge you for no reason even months after cancellation. So many scams from this company becoming more well known. Surprised they don’t have more bad reviews
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  Boss Mom

  May 29, 2025
  3.0
  I tried the "Loveland" location of Club Pilates for a few weeks. I tried most of the different classes - reformer 1, 1.5, 2, suspend and cardio sculpt. The classes were ok. Some way better than others and some instructors way better than others. I found the suspend and cardio sculpt to be the most challenging though the suspend was with the TRX straps and less "pilates" than the reformer classes. I've been doing Pilates off and on for about 20 years. I enjoy pilates but I get bored with it pretty fast. It feels like most of the focus is on the butt and the abs and you get bridged to death. There's lots more to the body that needs attention. The reformer exercises are fun but sadly not all that challenging - for me anyway. I definitely heard ladies commenting on how difficult and challenging it was for them though. The people at Club Pilates are super nice and most of the instructors I really liked though I didn't like the boot camp type instructions from the male instructor. I found his class pretty confusing. He wasn't really using traditional pilates moves and didn't do a great job explaining what he wanted us to do so it wasn't hard just confusing. I did end up canceling the membership just a month in because I was very frustrated that most classes were waitlisted unless you signed up pretty far in advance. It just didn't seem worth the hassle of trying to get into a class. The day after memorial day every class was waitlisted except one pilates level 1 class before the memorial day weekend was even over. I think people sign up for these classes then never actually show up for them because none of the classes I took were even full so that's pretty frustrating because you can't sign up for the classes because they are waitlisted. They tell you to just show up for a waitlisted class and see if someone doesn't show up. I didn't think that was a reasonable thing to do. Another thing that was frustrating is you have to drop a class within 12 hours of it's time or you lose your class credit - if you are paying for the 1 or 2 classes a week membership - so you'll lose one of your classes and on top of that the credits don't carry over if you don't use them all within the month. I couldn't really sign up far in advance because I cycle and I needed to do that when the weather permitted so committing to classes weeks ahead of time really didn't work for me. I just didn't like how it was set up - trying to get into a class and how the class credits worked and if you needed to drop a class ect. It felt like there wasn't enough flexibility to make it worth the cost or my time but ultimately, I signed up because I was looking for a full body strength workout a couple times a week. I never felt like I really got that from any of the classes. Some people really love this place but it wasn't for me. I do think you should give it a try but don't make any big commitments until you really know what you're getting for the price.
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  Alexandra Edoff

  Dec 29, 2024
  5.0
  I recently attended Tim’s (1.5 level) class and it was fantastic! Tim created a rigorous and challenging workout that truly gave me the Pilates shakes in the best way. As someone who regularly practices Lagree, I found his class both intense and enjoyable. Additionally, I had a great customer service experience with Madison who helped me redeem a Club Pilates gift card for class credits. Great vibes—Highly recommend😇

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