When it comes to Pilates, the instructor is everything. At Studio 7 the instructor is Amy Noel who…read moreis knowledgeable, caring and fun. My wife and I take private lessons twice a week and we really look forward to them. Amy is always upbeat, laughing and understanding. If I lack the flexibility or strength to manage a particular exercise (my wife can do everything!) Amy explains why I'm having difficulty and lets me know it's okay. None of us is a perfect physical specimen (except my wife), especially as we age and Amy takes all that into account. I had spinal surgery about 10 years ago for a herniated disc and if I don't do Pilates regularly I develop intense back pain. Amy is sensational at monitoring my condition and is cautious about adding new exercises that might aggravate my condition. I wish I could give Amy a higher rating. She deserves it!!!

Wow what a Hidden gem! I strongly believe that fitness should be a source of enjoyment. Having…read morepersonally explored numerous gyms and work out routines 25+ years this Studio is top on my list! Noelle tailors every session to your needs! I Love Pilates and I love the Studio!

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I can't say enough good things about this studio. Jenny has created an amazing space for her…read moreclients, and I look forward to every class here. She is a great instructor that encourages her clients, and makes every class so much fun. She kicks our butts, but makes sure we laugh and enjoy ourselves while she works us out. She offers several different class formats, from circuit style pilates classes (on mat and reformer), reformer classes, and even barre classes. The studio is cozy and welcoming, and she greets every class with her welcoming and fun personality. Every class Jenny offers can be modified to any level which I love. There's always a good mix in every class, and Jenny never makes you feel intimidated if you need to modify. If you are looking to check out a new pilates studio just do it! This place is awesome!

This is a great club. It may be small by big city standards, but it's huge for the small town of…read moreBigfork! It's got a full basketball court, 3 racquetball/squash courts, a nice, big, new dedicated spinning room with the latest spin cycles, an aerobics room, and a Pilates room. Also, there's a huge indoor pool and outdoor tennis courts. The staff includes on-site pro trainers, accredited PT's, lifestyle coaches. They have a smoothie bar, protein snacks, powders and potions for you hardcore types. And the weight room is full of all the free weights you need, the full gamut of machines for circuit training, and even some of that new fangled cross training Box gym equipment. The owners are hands on, on site. Have I missed anything? Yes... they've got 2 Expresso bikes, my favorite, let's get another 1 or 2, and plenty of stair climbers, ellipticals, treadmills, and the like. MAC also has dedicated steam rooms, saunas and whirlpools for each gender. If you're in Bigfork, don't miss the MAC!

Gross pool with green all around edges of tiles and black hanging off ceiling above it. Went once…read morewith my kids and hair smelled like mildew afterward for days! Staff asked my kids to do their job cleaning up the toys other kids left out. Very expensive... Cost 24 dollars for 1 adult and 2 kids to swim for 2 hours. No family locker room or towels or sandals rules for hygiene. Will never go there again! For your money, go to The Summit half an hour away. Very old and dirty facility. Gross.

I usually go to Conner's classes on Tuesday and Thursday I don't like to exercise but I know it's…read moreimportant so I go. The classes are paced with short timed exercises that keep it going and warm you up. I am comfortable in the class. Liz has also helped me with an injury that Physical therapy wasn't warranted but my class was a little too much.

I love Studio B. They offer a variety of classes accessible to people of all fitness levels. The…read moreTrainers are kind, encouraging, knowledgeable, and take the time to learn everyone's names. They take feedback and are happy to supplement/design classes to meet your requests if you let them know what you want to work on/if you have an injury/etc. I've only done group classes but Studio B offers private sessions and has a sauna as well. The facility is nice. There are two bathrooms both with showers, a typical "studio" room with wooden floors, mirrors, and a barre, a large "gym" area where the weights and bikes are used, and a couple of private rooms. They offer free tours so you can check it out. They keep the outside and the inside well maintained. I've always been really self conscious about working out around others and therefore avoided group classes (and the gym in general). But for 2020 I decided to be brave and give Studio B a try. I started out doing just yoga and Pilates my first couple months but have now also tried cycling, TRX, weight training, and circuit classes. I've enjoyed all of them. All of the other patrons are really friendly and encouraging and that has made a big difference to me. I look forward to seeing the people who regularly attend the same classes as me. I've been going to Studio B regularly for about 6 months and am in the best shape I've personally ever been in. My mental health, energy, and of course strength/endurance/etc. have all improved. I went from anxiously and with some dread attending my first several classes to truly enjoying working out. And I also reeeeally enjoy going to the bakery right across the street after a morning class. What can I say, just trying to live my best life! I do wish Studio B offered more hot yoga classes, and that the yoga classes in general were more meditative/spiritually based. I just think when yoga is treated primarily as a means of fitness, you miss out on most of its value. All the other classes are available if you just want the fitness aspect. At first I balked at the price of classes at Studio B and that memberships are a revolving 3 month commitment but, the latter I just got over and the former actually isn't so bad. If you do a 13 classes a month membership, that's $7.62/class is which less than 2 16 oz frappe mochas plus tip. If I'll happily pay that for 2 days of coffee, I can pay it for a fitness class. Right now I have the unlimited membership and am doing about 24 classes a month, which comes out to $4.95/class. That's reeeally affordable (please don't raise your rates because of this haha). If you don't want to do a membership, they also offer punch passes. Studio B has an intro offer for Libby residents of one week of unlimited classes for $20. It's a great way to try out different classes, see what you like, and get to know the studio.