I love this studio! I've taken three classes here, 1 mat class and two beginning reformer classes,…read moreand I've been raving about it to anyone who will listen ever since. I will definitely be back! My friend wanted me to go with her, and she booked a private lesson with Matt for the two of us. It was great to get that kind of personal attention, especially since I had never done Pilates (except on a Jennifer Kries VCR tape!). The breathing and the meticulous positioning of your body are so important, and a private session helps you orient yourself and understand a lot more about Pilates. Matt was great. I wasn't sure how much of a workout it would be, but the next day, deep core muscles of mine was stiff, so I knew he had put me through my paces! Another friend of mine suggested I try the reformer classes, too, and I wanted to get on that shiny machine! I took two reformer classes. This apparatus has various tension springs, straps, boxes and props to use to help you get the most out of it. The first class I took was technically an intermediate class with Paula, the owner, but there are only four reformers, so everyone gets personal attention, and I never felt that I was not getting it or that I was holding anyone else up. I had run 20 miles for a marathon training run the day before, and Paula was mindful of that for each set up of the apparatus. I took a beginning reformer class with Nikki more recently, and that was great, too. There was just one other person in the class, and Nikki was very helpful in making sure we both pushed ourselves, but not dangerously. The only issues I have with The Pilates Studio is that you can't drop in and the Web reservations system is a little clunky (I wanted to reserve just one class, not a series, and I couldn't find how much it was on the site). And, the classes are expensive. The semi-private lesson was $45 each, and drop-in reformer classes are $30 each ($200 for a series of eight). I understand why you pay this much: you get tons of personal attention from really knowledgeable teachers, so they couldn't accommodate more "profitable" numbers at lower rates. I will definitely be back: I plan on asking for PIlates for my birthday! I also wanted to note that Paula and all the teachers are great, and the studio is a relaxing oasis. Whenever I've gone, it's been the highlight of my day.

The candlelight yoga was very peaceful with heated floors and relaxing music. Its definitely the…read morebest for meditation and stress.

I tried this studio out for the first time earlier this month by joining the flexibility series…read more The workshop was awesome. I learned a lot from it, and Megan is an awesome instructor. I've attend my first Hot power yoga class here as well, and I definitely recommend this class. It has become one of my favorite practices! It's such a great workout.

I want to begin by saying that I am a long-time Pure Barre client and a genuine supporter of the…read morebrand in general. I maintain a monthly membership at my home studio and make it a point to visit other locations when I travel. In almost every city, I've experienced the integrity, kindness, and professionalism that have made Pure Barre a community I truly value. That's why my experience with the Little Rock studio was so jarring and stayed with me. Because of my ADHD and the way I travel, at one point I mistakenly signed up for pure barre monthly memberships in several cities where I don't live (Austin, Oklahoma City, Santa Monica, New York City, Boulder). Every other studio responded with understanding and integrity, immediately correcting the mistake and, in some cases, showing me firsthand how simple it was not to keep charging a client who clearly didn't reside there. But in Little Rock, the owner, unlike the thoughtful women who run the other studios, insisted on continuing to charge me. This was not just a clerical oversight. It was dishonest and exploitative. When a business chooses profit over basic decency, the breach lingers. And this one has. I continue to value Pure Barre as a company and community, but Little Rock stands out as a troubling exception. Allowing such practices to continue damages the brand as a whole.

This is the second time my mother received inadequate and substandard care. This time she did not…read moresurvive their terrible care. There is a lack of knowledge, skill, urgency, and caring in this institution.

I went to the downtown location today and took the power yoga basics class. This was only my second…read moreyoga class in a studio setting and I can't say enough great things about the studio space and Gabriel, today's instructor. The space is beautiful with a great location and Gabriel could not have been more encouraging or made me feel more welcome and comfortable. I will definitely be returning.

I didn't know how much I missed yoga until after the first class I attended…read more Wonderful teacher and assistants. They listen and gently guide you into the proper pose so you can get the full benefit.

What an amazing place. So inviting. The teachers are very helpful. They help put you in the correct…read moreposition. They have classes every day. Level 0 to 3. It is located on the corner of JFK and H street. Parking is in the back. The owner Stacey is awesome. Very sweet. They have classes for TBI patients as well. All sizes and shapes are in the classes. It doesn't feel judgy either. Very comfortable place to relax!

Great gym. Small class sizes. Offers from ages 2+ cute merchandise too!! The prices are also super…read morereasonable. They participate in competitions and are a USA Gymnastics Gym. I recommend this facility for the organization, talent, and efficiency.

My daughter has been going to Leah's for over 3 years and we are so happy with the coaches and…read morestaff! Everyone is very friendly and it is apparent that they care about each and every kid that they work with. The atmosphere is positive and fun!

I watched them kick a child off of my daughters cheer team this week, because the mom complained…read moreabout some things. I read the complaints from the mom. They were valid and reasonable. I am stunned that they would punish a child over an adult conflict. This child was very committed, well behaved and well liked by her peers. I watched the child come back in to the practice the next evening, to ask Leah why she was kicked off of the team. Leah refused to come out and even meet with the child. This was a 10 or 11 year old little girl. We won't return next year because of this.

I've been going to CycleBar since July, and more consistently since November/December. I can tell…read moreyou it's one of the best workouts I've done in Little Rock. Gets the heart pumping with cardio and weights and I can tell such a positive change in my body! Highly recommend!! I've been going to CycleBar since July, and more consistently since November/December. I can tell you it's one of the best workouts I've done in Little Rock. Gets the heart pumping with cardio and weights and I can tell such a positive change in my body! Highly recommend!!

It's fun....but..... trying to cancel your membership is a NIGHTMARE!!!! I have been trying to…read morecancel my membership for several months. Apparently the Cancellation Department is not even real. After talking to many people about my account the GM tells me "we don't have a cancellation department", so who knows who I was even talking to?! Even after filling out the proper paperwork and physically taking inside, I was still charged. I was even double charged $162.41 (unlimited rides per month) 8 days apart for the month of November, and still late charges. I have never had so many problems trying to cancel a membership. Lesson learned. I would like a refund for money lost but I doubt that will even happen.....again, lesson learned for sure!!!