What an incredible studio! It's very clean, easy to get to, very nice equipment and ambience! I…read moretook Hanna's Hot Pilates Sculpt and she was AMAZING! I will definitely be back!!

This studio films for social media during classes. Super cringe and an unprofessional disregard for…read moreclient's privacy. Imagine paying for an exspensive class for your selfcare (classes aren't cheap) and the instructor is having someone filming you in class while she's twerking for TikTok .

I love this little Pioneer Square Pilates studio so much that I now have an unlimited monthly pass…read moreto their mat classes and finally decided to join a co-working office that's a few blocks away. I started with one mat class pass at the end of July and really enjoyed that first class, so I decided to get the monthly pass for August... and then I decided to get another one for September. I love that the mat classes are at noon twice a week and that they just added an evening class and a weekend class. I will probably never make it to the Saturday class because I don't live in Pioneer Square, but the other days are perfect. Two lunch-time classes a week and one after-work class! I don't have any experience with the apparatus classes or private classes, but the group mat classes are great and I love the ladies who usually teach them (Christi and Whitney). There are usually 3-6 students present and the instructor always does a great job helping/adjusting anyone who is struggling with anything. Sometimes, they have two instructors present so one can focus on leading the class and the other can walk around the room and help the students. I also like that sometimes we just use the mats and our bodies and other times we also use small weights or the Pilates Ring or other things. All of the equipment is available at the studio, so you just have to bring yourself and some socks. The other pretty cool thing is they work on different parts of your body each time and while there are many standard exercises, it seems like we do something new each time. I've actually been "getting aware" of muscles I never knew about because it seems like a new muscle is sore after each class. They have a space for your belongings and two changing rooms, but no shower in the studio. The bathroom that's shared with the other businesses on the third floor (or is that the second floor bathroom? I'll have to check!) does have a shower, but I have never tried using it. Most people just get dressed quickly and go back to work. Love, love, love. Can't wait to take another class!

After having a not so positive experience at a pilates studio in NYC, I swore to myself that I…read morewould never again walk into another pilates studio. I decided it was time to give it another shot after hearing from a friend about her experience at Kinesia. After attending a few Apparatus Fundamentals classes, I can now say I am a fan of pilates. I have only had Chrystl as an instructor and I enjoy her classes. She uses great verbal cues and will hands on correct you when needed. The apparatus fundamentals class will go over the basics of using the reformer, wall units and other props. I have been working on improving my posture and strengthening my shoulders/upper back due to the joys of working at a desk. This class, with Chrystl's guidance, has helped me improve and reorient myself with those muscles. Apparatus Fundamentals is a wonderful class to those new to pilates or for those who want to refine their technique. I may try their other classes one day but I really enjoy this specific class.

This is literally my favorite place in all of Seattle truly incredible environment, great…read moreinstructors, amazing community. The studio has always been very clean for me as well. Definitely worth trying if in the area & in the mood for a great workout!

I wanted to like this place but it's not it. It's beyond cringe…read more They want to have a SoulCycle circa 2015 vibe that's borderline culty. They touch you when you workout and press hard when you can't do what these uncertified trainers think is right. Lagree, pilates etc methods are about slow and controlled - Solidcore is giving CrossFit meets a 'pick me' group personas who want to be pilates influencers but are far from. They don't pause between moves and you'll spend most of your workout on lower body. No AC so the studios smell. And the auto doorlock with no one answering the phone to save on overhead is also an inconnvience. No dedicated parking at any location. Instructors themselves for the most part are not in shape at all.

TRIBE provides a balanced, holistic fitness experience which, in fact, values balanced strength and…read morelong-term outcomes. The combination of resistance work, cardio and quality movement training is sound and the coaching staff are obviously well-trained and keen. The custom equipment Reformer studio is one of the highlights and the large training area is well furnished with all the requirements of programmed classes.

Attended a power reformer class as a first-timer through ClassPass. Sara was very kind and patient…read morewith me, helping me correct my form and offering easier alternatives. There's definitely a focus on strength in this class, but not too difficult for beginners! There are cubbies to place your belongings, gendered restrooms, and a filtered water dispenser. Pro tip: don't forget to bring your own grippy socks, which are required! Or you can purchase them there if you forget yours.

I can't say enough wonderful things about my experience at Club Pilates South Lake Union. Today…read moremarked my 27th class since joining in October 2025, and Pilates has truly been a game changer for me. After injuring myself weightlifting last summer, I learned I have moderate to severe arthritis in my neck and mild arthritis in my right knee. I missed my workouts deeply, and on my acupuncturist's recommendation, I decided to try Pilates. I'm so grateful I did. It's not unusual for me to wake up in pain, walk to class, and then feel completely pain-free just minutes into the session. That alone feels nothing short of remarkable. Everything at this studio feels seamless from scheduling to class flow, but what truly sets it apart is the exceptional customer service and thoughtful training I received while adjusting to classes with a sore, healing body. Now that I'm doing so much better, I actually crave these classes because I always leave feeling stronger, more mobile, and emotionally uplifted. A special shoutout to Gabriel at the front desk, the incredibly kind staff member who onboarded me (I wish I remembered her name--she is wonderful too), and the phenomenal instructors Robyn and Monica. They are ah-may-zing. Each of them makes me feel genuinely seen, valued, and heard, and I'm continually impressed by how attentive they are to individual needs while bringing such depth of expertise to every single class. Club Pilates SLU has become an essential part of my healing and self-care journey, and I'm beyond thankful for this studio and the people who make it such a supportive, empowering space.

This was the first studio I tried after moving to Seattle, and overall I have mixed feelings…read more One of the biggest challenges is the class schedule, it's just not very flexible for anyone with a typical work schedule. They only offer three levels, and the main introductory class is especially limited. There's only one weekend option at 10 AM; otherwise, classes are scheduled at times like midday on a weekday, which isn't realistic for most people. The instructors are also hit or miss. I took a few classes with Priscilla and would highly recommend her! She was supportive, encouraging, and made the experience enjoyable. Unfortunately, I had a very different experience with another instructor Nene. During one class, I was repeatedly called out in front of the group and asked multiple times if it was my first session. Instead of offering constructive guidance, the approach felt embarrassing and discouraging. It was especially disappointing given that it happened on my birthday, and ultimately it's the reason I chose not to return. In terms of pricing, it's fairly standard. They offer an introductory package (around $100), but memberships are quite expensive, and drop-in classes are about $40. Overall, I wouldn't return. I'd recommend looking for a more inclusive studio that offers better scheduling options and a more supportive environment for all experience levels.

I go to pure barre cap hill 4-5 times a week and absolutely love it! The instructors are all so…read morenice and make class challenging every time with fun playlists. They also have monthly focus classes to spice it up. I started pure barre when I lived in Cincinnati, and the main thing I miss about that studio is the variety of classes as this studio is mostly classic classes.

Disappointing studio. Receptionist opens the door and says they can't let you in to join the class…read moreyou booked if you are 5 minutes late. . won't let you in to tell your friend you aren't allowed to join the class anymore. Also wont let you wait inside either for your friend to finish Stood outside for 50min waiting for my friend while the receptionist was at the front desk inside. The surrounding area does not feel safe - stood outside for 50min in the cold and sketchy area. Will not be coming back here ever again It's more stressful trying to attend this class with the strict policy and treatment than what it's worth

First time! It was rough but I had a good workout! I took the foundations class and even then I…read morethought it was a bit fast pace for me but I was a beginner and just starting out. You can go at your own pace so there is no pressure to keep up so I was able to take a break when I really needed to. The instructor was very nice and helped to correct my form if I was doing it wrong and helped to explain the equipment and its settings before the class started. I was sore the next day so I know I worked hard and it was fun too!

Wow, what an insanely good and intense workout. I do a lot of strength training, pilates, barre,…read morehiit, and swimming, and this was probably the best workout I've done. It's definitely my preference over Orange Theory. But, as a note, it requires a lot of balance and doesn't have traditional cardio (although my heart rate hit 170).