I found Center Your Body Pilates just strolling by while visiting Louisville. I signed up for a…read moreclass with Ashely and loved it. I promptly signed up for three more classes, one with Ashley and two with June. They are both wonderful instructors, and I got great traditional Pilates workouts. The clients at this studio are warm and welcoming too. I'll definitely be back when visiting family in the area.

I was visiting Lafayette for the holidays and wanted to squeeze in a class. June's Reformer class…read morefit the bill, and I had such a fun time. It was a small class - just me and two other ladies - and June gave us great exercises on the reformer. Most I had tried before but some were new and I really loved the challenge. June chats up a storm and before you know it the class is over. I'd definitely return if I'm in town again with time for a class.

Great location and staff. Scheduling is a challenge and it is pricey but reasonable for what they…read moreoffer.

Maggie was the instructor for my intro class yesterday! She was phenomenal along with Candyce at…read morethe front!

Genevieve was very friendly, patient with instructions on how to use the Pilates machines. I…read morerecommend Pilates for body contouring , strength and agility Thank you Lindsey for a Stellar experience

Update: I was consistent with this work out- 3 days a week for a month and feel/see noticeable…read moreimprovements in my overall strength and health. HIGHLY recommend!

This is the only yoga place close to Broomfield that will give you a more authentic yoga…read moreexperience. The classes are centered in true yoga which I appreciate and deeply missed since moving here. Highly recommend for those looking for more than just a workout.

Every teacher has a unique style! Soul Tree offers more variety than most studios and the vibes are…read morevery welcoming and homey.

Came in on a guest pass of my friends to try out a Pilates class while I was in town. This gym is…read morereally nice (although it should be for the price they're paying per month). But I do think you get a lot here, there's a ton of classes. The reformer Pilates class was a great workout. The locker rooms are really nice and clean. With hot tub and sauna. They apparently have a pool on the roof which sounds really nice for the summer. And my friend said they have daycare which is really nice for families with kids.

As Lifetime continues to price people out by increasing the membership every 4-6 months, nothing…read moreabout the club changes. No need equipment. Same poor standards. This club is the BY FAR the WORST in all of Colorado. Highly recommend any other club!

Michelle's studio is remarkably well equipped and well cared for. She's always an upbeat coach and…read moreis endlessly creative in how she uses the tools in her studio to help you meet your personal goals. She listens to her clients as well, able to adjust her plan for each visit (and she always has one) according to what's going on in your body or in your life. For example, for one session I made a desperate plea for help in getting out of kayaks more gracefully. That led to an entirely different and very helpful workout. I'm so glad I found Michelle and her private studio in 2020. Try it--you'll like it!

From the owner: Private Pilates sessions in a fully equipped sanitized studio. I help people rebuild strength,…read moreconfidence, balance and resilience so they can move through life with greater ease and vitality.

I really love the instructors I have worked with at Pilates of Boulder. They have been excellent at…read moreguiding me through the exercises, making sure I have the correct form and keep the pace of the class just right so no one is bored and we're all challenged just enough. I'm not the typical boulder sporty/healthy/fitness nut. Going to the gym is boring and tedious for me; going for a run is out of the question due to joint problems. I do Pilates on the reformer because I find it fun and mentally stimulating. Plus you can get one heck of a workout without even noticing 'til you try to climb the stairs at home. At Pilates of Boulder they would switch it up and spend time on the Cadillac, Barrel, Spine Corrector, and Chair. This introduced me to the variety of equipment and helped keep me interested. The reason I had to take away 2 stars: They don't have enough classes at 5:30pm. Almost every Pilates joint in town caters to people without jobs. This problem is endemic. I know lots of people, who would love to take classes after work but there just isn't much of an opportunity. And no, offering a class later in the evening doesn't count, it cuts up the evening into too many small pieces. I want to go from work, to the gym and then home. The other problem is that the big west-facing windows that provide such a beautiful view, also turn the line of reformers into a broiler in the summer. You can break a sweat just lying on a reformer. Please, I beg you, invest in some sun shades. I don't want to do Birkram Yoga, I want to do Pilates, preferably in a nice cool environment.

I've had great experiences here, and I'm looking forward to seeing them in the new location after…read moretheir reopening.

I actually enjoy working out here. As a resident of Westminster on the family duo plan, the cost is…read moreextremely reasonable. The equipment seems new and higher end than some other gyms and much of the cardio equipment overlooks the mountains. I haven't taken any classes here yet but I plan to. I've had one massage here (from Lisa) and it was the best massage of my life (and I've had lots). The only downside so far is that the parking lot fills up fast and makes the gym seem busier than it is... But there's also parking on the rec center side.

This is a nice facility. It's sort of attached to the City Park Rec Center. Yeah, I know they…read moreseem like the same thing, but they are not. Fitness center side has a good size cardio and weights area. They also have one large dance/class room and another smaller one. This facility is for ages 15+. They have a child care room but this place is basically for grown ups. Next door, the rec center has a large gym for basketball and a large pool area and all of that is for people of all ages. Now that I've clarified about the boundaries, the reason I go to the fitness center is because I'm a hooper. I work out via 'hula hoops'. Now, ideally, I would love to use one of the dance/class rooms that are often vacant during the day, but regular folks are not permitted to use those unless you are taking a class. The large cardio/weight room has mirrors, but not enough empty space for me to hoop. Upstairs, in the hallway (it's a really big hallway) outside the classrooms and the child care there is plenty of space for me to hoop. Also, (and I checked first) I can do this for free because technically, I'm not going into the workout facility and it's a community building. They would get five stars if I could use those awesome rooms, but I can't, so they don't. I know this review will not be relevant for many but it is what it is.