Club Pilates

Reviews

• JW

  Julie Williamson

  5 days ago
  5.0
  Rachel was great and her verbal instructions are on point. Five Star all the way around
• BB

  Behnoush Bakhtiari

  Aug 15, 2026
  1.0
  They did not let me in for being slightly late. I was there at 12:07 and they marked it as late and did not let me in!
• SM

  Stephanie Miller

  Aug 11, 2026
  5.0
  Toni Taylor is the best instructor at Club Pilates McKinney. Always a fun and different workout. Always challenges us in the best way! I highly recommend this studio and instructor!!
• JJ

  Jizelle

  Jun 2, 2026
  1.0
  I have been attending Club Pilates locations since 2022 and generally enjoyed the Level 1 and 1.5 classes when I first started. However, I agree with many of the online reviews that describe these classes as overly basic for individuals who are already physically active. To progress to Level 2 classes, members must receive instructor approval. It took me nearly a year and multiple requests before I was finally approved in 2023. Since joining Club Pilates, I have taken 131 classes across the Frisco, Plano, and McKinney locations, including 38 Level 2 and 2.5 classes. After taking a year-long break from Club Pilates and continuing my reformer practice at home, I recently came back to this location. After my 4th level 2 class within 2 weeks in this location, while everyone was still cleaning their reformers, the instructor approached me and loudly stated, "You haven't been approved for Level 2 classes." I responded that I had, in fact, been approved. She replied, again in front of the entire class, that the lead instructor wanted me to be approved because I had supposedly never received approval. Whether or not the instructor believed I needed additional coaching, improved form, or further evaluation is beside the point. Feedback should always be handled privately and professionally, not announced publicly in front of other clients. I found the instructor's approach embarrassing, unnecessary, and highly discouraging. Before confronting me publicly, the instructor could have easily reviewed my history and seen that I had already completed dozens of Level 2 and 2.5 classes across multiple Club Pilates locations and recently completed 3 level 2 classes in the past 2 weeks. This experience also reinforced a concern I have observed over the years: advancing into Level 2 classes felt unnecessarily difficult, likely due to the limited number of Level 2 classes they offer. It felt as if they were trying to limit people from qualifying so that their core group of level 2 people can continue to have their spots. People come to Pilates to improve their health, strength, and confidence. It is bare minimum to be treated with respect. If your goal is to advance your reformer practice beyond beginner-level classes, or if you are someone who would be uncomfortable being singled out in a group setting, this is something to be aware of before committing to Club Pilates. Unfortunately, this experience was disappointing enough that I have decided not to return to this or any other Club Pilates location. After more than 130 classes and years as a member, being publicly discouraged in front of an entire class was not how I expected to be treated. There are too many other fitness studios that provide constructive feedback respectfully and professionally for me to continue supporting a company that handled the situation this way.
• HH

  Hamid H

  Apr 18, 2026
  5.0
  Kara is amazing person, I really appreciate for the opportunity to come and talk to her members about our new 4ever Young clinic Allen Custer/121

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