I've taken many different classes here and will continue to in the future. Overall, I've seen…read moreimprovements in my physical health, mental health, dance skills, and confidence. Quick info: Small classes All women, age 18 and up No drama Pole dancing focus Other dance/fitness classes Drop-in's okay for certain classes Affordable The main focus is on pole dancing classes but this studio is not just limited to pole dancers. They offer other classes for dance and physical fitness, such as Flex Appeal (flexibility) and At The Barre (adult beginner ballet). They allow drop-in's for certain classes that are affordable, in case you want to try a class that's not pole dancing and don't want to commit to buying a whole class session up front. They also offer a virtual "punch card" online so you can try different classes. There's no drama here: the students and instructors are women aged 18 and up. All shapes, sizes, and fitness levels come here. No one is too big or too old. The classes are small and the instructors can decrease or increase the challenge of the class for your own personal needs. I like that I am encouraged to strive to be better but am not pressured to keep up with the girl next to me. Everyone's goals, needs, and abilities are different.

Such a friendly, and women power boosting studio!! Have met some great women and classes are so…read morefun!

I've been going to Move in Palatine for about a year and a half and have really enjoyed all my…read moreclasses. I have noticed I am much stronger and more flexible as a result and I have had less lower back pain flare ups. I usually take classes from Erin and Kailley and they are both wonderful. They are knowledgeable, calm, friendly, and create a warm, non-competitive environment where each person is encouraged to listen to their own body and make modifications to the activities if needed. Love it!!

Move Studio, with locations in Linolnshire and Palatine, is the reason why people so often describe…read morePilates as life changing. After taking organized exercise classes for over 20 years, I changed to Move 2 years ago. Attending classes at Move has improved my overall health, strength, balance and enthusiasm for exercise as a way to focus on my physical fitness as a key factor in daily living and as I age. Move's instructors are highly trained, positive and enthusiastic toward each participant's understanding and use of Pilates for both body and mind. Class sizes are small so I always feel the instruction is focused on ensuring I get the most out of each class. I enthusiastically recommend Move Studio.

I love this facility. i highly recommend, especially for their child care services. it is 10/10,…read morethe girls and Sabrina are amazing with my kids and my schedule, my kids love it here, they offer parents night out, the list goes on and on. i wouldn't go anywhere else because of their child care service. besides that facility is great, clean, and staff here is friendly. equipment I feel is up to date and multiple/variety of it as well.

Love this place! Always clean, trainers are always available to ask questions. I really enjoy he…read morevariety of classes.

I adore this yoga studio!! Wonderful variety of teachers and classes. Relaxing space.read more

Cliquey vibes, thinly veiled weight loss challenges, and impersonal staff. I also received…read moreunsolicited "health" advice from one of the instructors claiming regular yoga (not physical therapy, which I stated works for me) would fix my chronic back condition. I came here for a few months in 2021 before realizing it wasn't the space for me. I'm sure it works for some people, but I wasn't one of them. The slower, less intense classes fill up and the hot yoga classes were nice but often too fast paced for me without any talk of adjustments for different bodies or abilities. I wouldn't recommend for most people I know.

I was back in my hometown visiting Schaumburg and went to my usual workout spot nearby, F45. While…read moreI was there, I noticed Club Pilates in the same shopping center and decided to check it out for something different. Right when I walked in, I was greeted warmly by the front desk staff, which immediately made the studio feel welcoming. What stood out even more was that the instructor who was teaching that day came over and introduced herself before class when she overheard it was my first time there. That personal touch made a great first impression and helped me feel comfortable going into the class. The class itself was definitely challenging, but in a different way than what I'm used to. I normally do F45 and Solidcore, which tend to be higher energy and faster paced. Club Pilates felt more controlled and low-impact, but it still worked muscles in a really effective way. It was a great change of pace and a good reminder that slower, more intentional movements can still deliver a tough workout. Keep in mind that these classes fill up well in advance so you need to sign up. As a new visitor I was fortunate that a random spot opened up, but it seems the classes are always packed. Overall, it was a really positive experience. The studio was welcoming, the instructor was thoughtful and engaging, and the workout was both challenging and refreshing. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm visiting Schaumburg!

Today I arrived about 10 minutes late to my Pilates class because there was an accident on the…read moreroad, which was completely outside of my control. Unfortunately, I was not allowed to join the class because their policy does not allow anyone to enter if they are more than 5 minutes late. I understand that the studio has rules and a schedule, but I was very disappointed by the complete lack of flexibility and understanding in this situation. I had already paid for the class, spent money on gas, and used my time to get there, and there were also plenty of open spots in the class. I was not late on purpose, and I did not expect to be turned away over just a few extra minutes. I believe situations like this should be handled with a little more understanding, especially when the delay is caused by something outside of the customer's control and when allowing them into the class would not inconvenience anyone else. Unfortunately, this experience left me with a very negative impression of the customer service and the way clients are treated.

Fabulous instructor Selfless…read moreMotivating Invigorating Supportive yet challenging Wonderful person

I followed Kim from Hawthorn Woods to her studio, KrazyFitt in Wheeling, yes, she's that good. Kim…read morecares about her clients and listens to their needs. She is motivational, fun and gives more th100 percent to ensure her clients enjoy their workout and get a lot out of it. She inspired me to become a Zumba instructor so I've been teaching at KrazyFitt for their last year. KrazyFitt has a variety of classes so there is something for everyone. I happen to love the Zumba Toning and Strong By Zumba classes in addition to Power Hour. I highly recommend, you won't be disappointed.

Welcoming staff. Great workouts. I've been coming here for over a year now through class pass.read more

I gave it a very long try before reviewing. It's OK. Locker rooms nice. Yoga/Pilates space nice,…read morebut often music blocks out instructors' voices. Some of the instructors are AMAZING. They meet you where you are, as advertised, and are helpful rather than hypercritical. Thank you to them. Not all, though. You won't hear a lot of "honor yourself" or "breathe into it" or movement with breath instructions. Last week I heard, "Last week's class did all of this, so DO IT." "I've already worked out 2.5 hours today, so you have no excuse." "It's a good thing I'm pregnant or else you wouldn't be getting so many breaks." "You can drink water when we break for it." Last I checked, yoga is not a competitive sport. As for the place itself, water constantly leaks from a pipe or the water fountain or both. I and several others nearly fell because there's no wet floor sign, no towels put down, and the floor is tile. I called it out and got, "that always happens," so I laid towels and warned ppl myself. Safety not a first priority, nor cleanliness given that. I thought about bringing a friend who is physically limited, but I didn't want to risk a fall. Finally, while it may be fixed now, the humidifier has been broken for weeks, with many promises that it'll be fixed by a certain day, then the part is on order but "will be here today." Then "next week" ... practicing is possible in dry heat, but stating the room is always 40% when it's not is misleading. Dry air breeds more bacteria, and winter is rough on sinuses and muscles as it is. (Of course, some may not care, but the humidity was a #1 reason why I chose Drip.) Emily did extend membership for a week (verbally, but it never reflected on my account). Not clear whether I will pay for a new membership or not. I'm going to try a few more places first. Biggest concern aside from those, though, I often overheard instructors/owner complaining loudly about members and their complaints, and gossiping, which doesn't create the best vibe in the space. If it's important to you that the energy match your practice intentions, something to consider. But again ... Ilyce, great. Nicole, great. Dragan, intense but great. Briana, great. Watch the water on the floor and the possible lack of humidity, and look for those instructors, and you're mostly good to go.