Hands down the best Pilates studio I've ever been to. It's actually a workout and not an hour of…read morestretching like a lot of other places. Everyone is super welcoming, sweet and empowering. This place made me fall in love with Pilates again. Could not hype this place up enough. Don't bother wasting your time at other places.

I used to practice yoga weekly or more often, but have not done so in almost a decade. I'm trying…read moreto slowly get back into the routine and improve my flexibility, range of motion, and inner peace. Starting with Anna's Slow Flow was perfect. She offers modifications for the advanced or novice participants. Her voice was relaxing and calming and she has a good vocabulary for guiding you through verbally. The space itself was slightly warm before we got started, but it's not a hot yoga studio (as far as I know). If you don't have or forget your equipment (like I did running out of the house this morning), they're fully stocked in the back of the room with mats, blankets, knee pads, blocks, and straps. There's sanitation spray and cloth towels for cleaning borrowed equipment. They also have a small locker room to store your personal items during class. I love this space! I will be back!

I had a great experience at Brick City Yoga and would definitely give it 5 stars…read more The instructor was easy to follow and did a great job making the class accessible for different experience levels. I really appreciated that they offered modifications and options for both beginners and people who wanted to challenge themselves with more advanced poses. The studio also has plenty of space, so I never felt cramped or like I was on top of the person next to me. The overall environment was welcoming and comfortable, which made it easy to focus and enjoy the class that works well for different skill levels. I'd definitely come back!

All I can say is a huge THANK YOU! Unfortunately, my Meniere''s flared up again - and of course it…read morewas right before a big music convention in NOLA, and Liz got me in immediately. She is brilliant, knowledgeable and works magic. Thanks again - and I'm definitely going to start taking balancing classes, and maybe try Yoga for the first time as soon as I return. Musically, Laura & Tom ''Papa'' Ray - Vintage Vinyl

This yoga studio is really well located in Kirkwood, they have many timeslots to choose from, and…read morethe instructors are exceptional. Whether you are a beginner or an advanced Yogi, they make everyone feel welcome.

I had never done Pilates before and came here to help my rehab after an injury. I can't say enough…read moreabout Pilates and Central Studio! Love Liese!! It's see her twice a week. And recently have also seen the owner Mary Ellen and she is awesome too! I highly recommend! I've been going to the Clayton location for over a year now. It has great energy!

Shocked to see that this place is not even listed on Yelp! That is about to change, right now…read more After searching for a dance studio in St. Louis that wouldn't be too intimidating for a girl who hasn't taken a class in three years, I decided to give Central Studio a try after purchasing a Groupon for a month of unlimited classes. Easily accessible off of Forest Park Parkway, I was pleasantly surprised by this studio. I have attended Contemporary, Hip Hop and Cardio Barre. All of them were fantastic. The classes are not too large which is great to get a connection with the instructor and ask questions if needed. The Contemporary class has a great mix of warm up, across the floor and center combination work. As for Hip Hop, it is a fun class to let loose and learn a routine to one of the top hits you hear on the radio. As for Cardio Barre, be ready to sweat your a$$ off. This intense hour long class is a great calorie burner that incorporates ballet barre as well as center work to build your core. It is a bit like torture but in a good way! The only complaint I have is with the class schedule. I would love to take the jazz class but cannot make it there from work in order to attend the 5:30 class time. Additionally, I wish they had more dance class options during the weekend. Other than that, I am glad to have found a dance studio to get me back doing what I love the most!!!

I'm surprised that you so many low reviews concierge is always super friendly. The lifetime lounge…read moreis so nice big and spacious especially compared to the Ellisville location. I love that they have a coffee bar and a liquor bar. The café has a variety of options from smoothies to avocado toast and so many more things even tons of merchandise to purchase as well as various coolers with drink drinks Facility is always very clean and the staff is always friendly as soon as you walk in

For nearly $400 a month, I expected a premium fitness club--not an employee-led scavenger hunt…read more Sharon, a personal trainer at LifeTime Fitness in Frontenac, apparently believes that returning equipment to the place it belongs is just a fun suggestion. Members spend enough time working out without having to tour the entire gym looking for equipment that was left somewhere else. When I mentioned that the equipment should be put back where it came from, Sharon's professional response was to tell me to "mind your own business" and that "it doesn't matter" where the equipment is returned. Interesting philosophy. I wonder if LifeTime feels that way, too. You can almost understand when an occasional member leaves equipment lying around. But when it's an employee--someone who's literally being paid to teach good habits--it's a masterclass in hypocrisy. Maybe the next training package should include a session called "How to Return Equipment 101." It's a short class: pick it up, walk it back, and put it where you found it. For a club that markets itself as a luxury fitness experience, I'd expect trainers to set the example--not encourage members to lower their standards. Apparently, "mind your own business" is now considered customer service.

The facility is brand new with nice equipment and 24 hour access for all members. You can opt to…read moreuse the guided workout on the screens or simply do your own paced workout. There are safety features like personal alarms if you are working out at night or during unstaffed hours. The facility is always extremely clean, and I've never run into an issue where it was not. The owner is quick to rectify an issue should it arise which is why I made a correction my initial review.

Signed up for a free class online. Showed up and zero employees were there. No one to let me in…read more(key code entry). Stood outside for 15 min finally got a call back and they said all employees had left for the day already and they didn't know I had booked online. What a waste of time. Joined OTF instead.

Amazing studio with the best instructors!!! Michelle Cote is extremely knowledgeable and passionate…read moreabout Pilates. She works hard to ensure your firm is correct and makes recommendations for adjustments based on your physical ability. She also keeps the classes lively and exciting so you're never bored!

My Thanksgiving visit to St. Louis coincided with the grand re-opening of this PB location, so of…read morecourse I jumped on the chance to take a complimentary class and peep the refreshed interiors. My initial impression was excellent. The entry area seems more spacious and inviting, and the selection of retail items (think: sticky socks) and wearables, is significantly enhanced. In fact, I scooped up a pair of leggings by Beyond Yoga, in navy, with a gold splatter print--these will be perfect for the holidays. The class that I took was the right mix of challenging and accessible. The studio was kind enough to provide refreshments--coffee and some gluten free muffin bites--post class. Sydney, the PB instructor, has been very proactive about reaching out to follow up with me. I look forward to returning to this studio the next time I am in town.

I recently tried Pure Barre. I hadn't been to a barre class in years. I think it can be a great…read moreworkout. There were 3 of us who had never been before in a room with regulars. My one complaint is the instructor didn't group us all together or show us what to do. She was calling out exercises and I had to look at the regulars in order to know what I was supposed to be doing. I feel like I can stream a workout and get the same amount of direction but have an easier time figuring out what I'm supposed to be doing!