Hats off to the "The Ritual" for sponsoring an event with Rover dealership to support puppies…read moregetting adopted. I was pleased to be invited to this event- The event was a puppy yoga. Ritual is located in a strip mall close to Trader Joe in Thousand Oaks. The studio offers a wide range of classes and a tasteful array of retail. The studio is bright and clean, and offers a relaxing calming studio. Outside of the studio there are plenty of places to store your belongings. My experience at the studio was great- despite the fact that I barely got to practice. I appreciated the yoga instructor and his patience during this experience- it was fun to have puppies in the class. The instructions throughout this experience was relaxing and informative. I look forward to trying a more typical class despite loving the distractions from puppies. Parking is ample at this strip mall. The shopping is busy so be careful in the lot and be prepared to walk a little bit.

So I just found out ClassPass was screwing them over this whole time and now I feel like the guy…read morewho thought he was tipping 25% but accidentally hit "no tip" for six months. Here I am rolling into class like, "Heh, only 6 credits ," thinking I'm a financial genius, while behind the scenes the studio and the blonde assassin owner are basically getting paid in exposure, incense and dryer lint. I wasn't hacking the system--I was the system. Those credits were straight-up Chuck E. Cheese tokens: "Congrats, you survived heated sculpt, here's 10 tickets and a rubber spider. Also, the studio made 37 cents." Now that I know what's actually going on, I'm fully on Team Blonde Assassin. If anyone's going to roast my form, vaporize my quads, and trigger an emotional breakthrough in savasana, they deserves real money, not a handful of digital coupons. So yeah, RIP to my "free" workouts. I'll be over here swiping my card, supporting the studio, and pretending I totally knew how ClassPass worked this whole time. ‍

Fantastic small studio with amazing teachers and equipment... try Morgan and Michelle's classes for…read morea fun and efficient work out:)

Such a clean and welcoming place to do pilates. The instructors are so helpful and wonderful! My…read morefirst time ever doing pilates and the instructors have been amazing and I am starting to feel comfortable after just 10 classes. Jump in, you won't regret it and you'll feel amazing!

I can't recommend this Pilates studio enough. Howevr a shoutout needs to be made…read morefor McKay. She has been an absolute pleasure to have as an instructor. From someone rehabbing back from an ACL knee injury, she has been a gem throughout that process helping me focus on my weaknesses. She has an incredible eye for detail and truly understand how the body moves. Every session feels intentional and personalized, with clear cues and small corrections that make a huge difference. I've built strength in muscles I didn't even know I wasn't using, and my posture, flexibility, and core stability have improved more than I expected. What really stands out is how supported and motivated I feel during each workout. She balances encouragement with just the right level of challenge, and their knowledge of anatomy makes every session feel safe and effective. I always leave feeling stronger, more aligned, and more connected to my body. It's easily one of the best investments I've made in my health. Thank you McKay!

I booked the class through ClassPass, and in nowhere it says I HAVE to be 15 minutes early to the…read moreclass or otherwise I won't be let in the class. However, when I arrive there ON time, the front desk refused to let me in the class. I didn't get an email or any prior notice saying that they won't let me in if I don't arrive early. They also refused to return my ClassPass credit. If it's your policy, you should make it very clear that if someone is not 15 minutes early, they won't be let in. I'll make sure I never go back to this entitled place. Edit after owner's response: I'll just leave my review here for people's reference, and I'm not going to argue with you anymore. I just recommend you to change the language in "How to prepare" section to something like "you must arrive 15 minutes early or you will not be admitted to class" if you intend to enforce the policy because the language you have right now simply sounds a recommendation, not a rule. Good luck to your business.

I recommend Leslie very highly. She is very knowledgeable and professional, and has many years of…read moreexperience. She is a wonderful instructor who can tailor your workout to your specific needs.

Leslie is an exceptional instructor. She really pays special attention to each and every one of her…read morestudents - even when there are five of us in class. The classes are fun and challenging. When I go to class, my entire body is worked - arms, legs, chest, bum - everything; all I have left to do is cardio! The studio is beautiful, clean, convenient, and the reformer machines are amazing! Thank you Leslie for helping so many people - including me! Leslie is professional, cares about her clients and is someone I trust and always recommend.

I have so far taken 6 classes with 6 different teachers and they have ALL been amazing. The classes…read moreare creative and challenging with layers so you can work at whatever level you are feeling that day. After each class you definitely feel like you got a solid full body workout. I highly recommend Ya Fit Pilates!!!

I started Pilates about 7 months ago. I had a private class with Beth so I'm not too overwhelmed…read more After my class with her I signed up for 8 classes a month, a month into it I signed up to the unlimited membership since I wanted to go more often. To say I am in love with Pilates and the studio is an understatement. This is the most welcoming place I've been to. From the minute you walk in the door you are welcomed with a friendly smile, then you meet your instructor who again welcomes you and helps you through the class. The place is clean, accessible and all around great. I highly recommend for anyone who is new to Pilates and anyone who has been doing it for a while.

I have been taking zoom pilates classes with Renata of Daily Breath Pilates a few months before…read morehaving a major surgery on my ankle in order to strengthen myself. Once I had my cast removed, I returned to taking classes, these classes are fantastic for stretching, strengthening and balance of the whole body.The consistency and convenience of live classes from home with an experienced, knowledgeable and wonderful person have been instrumental to my full recovery! Renada is amazing, she does the workout with us, so its easy to follow. Because of Daily Breath Pilates I am stronger feel great!

For a long time, I wanted to start working out, and I thought about Pilates many times, but I…read morethought it would be very difficult for me. Finally, I decided to try it, and now I've been at Daily Breath for a month. I feel wonderful coming here, and I finally have an exercise routine. The studio is very cozy, and the instructors are very kind and knowledgeable. I especially love my Wednesday class at 10 a.m. with Carolina. I feel very motivated every time I book my classes for the whole month. The unlimited monthly membership is the way to go; you can come every day of the month if you want to. Thanks, Daily Breath, for changing my life in such an exciting and healthy way. Ivete Ramirez

As someone who goes to Pilates regularly, BeKind Pilates stands out. The studio is beautifully…read moredesigned, the classes are well-structured, and the staff is consistently kind and attentive. The free matcha after class is such a treat and really shows how much they care about their members' experience. I always look forward to coming back.

Please avoid yourself the regret. They will try impressing you with a free coffee vending machine,…read morebut the group sessions are so painfully pointless. No form correction, no hospitable or nice vibes. Just fake nice if you're into that superficial stuff. This Pilates studio oozes "strictly business" vibes. Their contracts are so strict so you will be disappointed with the classes, and getting out of the contract will not be an option. I'm telling you, this place is the perfect example of pilates corporate GREED. It's a chain, what did I expect right? All in all, the classes are way too big (10+ people) so because of that no one is there the entire time to actually correct your form. Your back can break and you'll be lucky if they come correct your form before the damage has occurred. Unsafe corporate practices going on here due to greed, as always. This place is too cold and money hungry but it's disguised as a cute little Alo pilates spot.

Everyone is kind and I look forward to getting my body back in shape. It's been a long time since…read moreI've done Pilates reformer Thank you.

Such a scam! Thanks to Rita's unethical business practices, what could have been a decent…read moreexperience, turned into a nightmare. As a true beginner, I was assured there were plenty of beginner classes available at their multiple locations, so I went all out and signed up for 3 months unlimited. They made sure I understood that I needed to cancel before the 3 months were up or it would auto renew month to month. So far so good. Turns out there weren't enough beginner classes, and the ones they had didn't work for my schedule, so I had to cancel. Not great, but still not terrible. After 4 months, I cancelled my membership. Even though their contract tells you to cancel on their app, there isn't actually a way to do that, (Gee I wonder why that is?), so I did the second available option and called their Moorpark venue. The girl on the phone was very helpful and assured me that no further action was necessary (I asked her specifically if I needed to do anything else & she told me no). That should be the end of the story, but it wasn't. Sure enough, they charged me another $339.00 the next month!! Unbeknownst to me, they covertly send their customers an email saying you had to fill out a form before your membership is actually cancelled. This form requires a membership number that is NEVER provided to you. When you contest the charge, they claim the contract calls for this form (it doesn't), and that they had proof I was informed that the secondary form had to be filled out before the cancellation would be complete (they don't and they are lying). Rita refused to refund my money, even though her own employees all agreed that this "business" practice was unethical and wrong. Left with no other choice, I disputed the charge through my bank. Now they've added $45 in charges! Lovely Rita offered to credit me $20 off the additional $45 if I come in and pay today. For those of you playing at home, she now wants me to pay $384.00 for a membership I cancelled! With so many exercise options available, DON'T GO TO CLUB PILATES. SERIOUSLY.