Club Pilates

Reviews

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  Shawn and Cynthia Collenburg

  May 10, 2026
  5.0
  Club Pilates Legacy is amazing. I love all of the instructors and because of such a welcoming and nice environment I reached my 100 classes today. My family has noticed a difference in me too. I am stronger and able to do more than I used to. Thank YOU!!
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  Nikkita Kumar

  Nov 9, 2025
  5.0
  I’ve tried a couple of club Pilates classes already and wanted to keep going to classes while visiting family. I convinced my mom and I to try the free intro class together and it was lovely! This was my mom’s first time doing Pilates and she really enjoyed it! Sonya did a great job explaining the reformer and going through all of the exercises. My mom felt great coming out of the class! She normally does stretching and yoga at home so getting to do similar exercises on the reformer was a nice change of pace. The ladies working the front desk were also so kind and friendly! All in all great experience and will definitely be coming back whenever I’m in town!
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  Kimberlee Sheldon

  Apr 8, 2025
  1.0
  I work out 5–6 times a week—mostly weight training—and was looking to add Pilates once a week to support core strength and mobility. I’ve been practicing Pilates for over seven years at various studios and Club Pilates locations across the country, so I came in knowing exactly what I wanted: a solid, once-a-week class to complement my training and keep my spine from turning into a pretzel. What I didn’t expect was to enter a subscription sales funnel disguised as a fitness studio. From day one, the pressure to sign up for an “unlimited” membership was relentless. I travel frequently for work and can’t reliably make it to four - eight classes a month, let alone enough to make “unlimited” make sense. I asked about buying a class pack at a better rate—like, you know, a normal studio—and was told they only want subscription customers. A bold stance, but okay. I decided to make it work anyway. This location isn’t the best I’ve been to, but it’s nearby and decent enough to fill the Pilates-shaped hole in my workout routine. So I started buying individual class packs at $35 a pop, which, yes, is more expensive than the member rate—but I was willing to pay for flexibility. Turns out, flexibility is not on the menu. Each class pack expires exactly one month from purchase. Which would be fine if it weren’t physically impossible to get into the same class each week at the same time. I’ve tried booking sessions a full month in advance—on the dot—and I still end up 6th on the waitlist. I’ve now lost over $100 in class credits—not because I didn’t want to go, but because I literally couldn’t get in. And if you don’t make it off the waitlist? There’s no backup option. Classes are booked solid, always. I called to ask if they’d extend the expiration date—just a little!—so I could use the credits I paid for. The receptionist, who was polite but clearly over it, told me no. “Subscription customers get priority.” Which is wild, considering I’m paying more per class than those subscription customers. I’m not trying to game the system here—I’m just trying to take a Pilates class at the same time each week without having to get locked into a subscription I don't want. At this point, I’m moving on. I need a studio that actually lets you take the classes you pay for. If you’re someone with a busy or unpredictable schedule, save yourself the stress and look elsewhere. This setup doesn’t feel like it’s about wellness. It feels like a cleverly disguised money trap. With a reformer machine.
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  Leigh

  Dec 20, 2024
  1.0
  She was polite but I will never go there now...my Mother's birthday was today she passed away on Mother's day and she asked me not to stand in front of their building. Thanks hope you have a great day!

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