This Pilates place is so aesthetically appealing. Everything inside was so clean and calming…read more Re.Form has a variety of classes from beginners to intermediate/advanced Pilates to yoga. Classes ranges from $40 per session. I really enjoyed taking Jessie's class. I felt everything in my core. She really challenges you to push yourself. I found this class to be challenging but also very rewarding!! My whole body was shaking after (totally normal after Pilates apparently.) With Pilates, I am able to find self-discovery with all the moves I didn't know I was capable of doing.

Have been visiting this studio for over a month. Jesse boot camp is my absolute favorite . She is…read morehigh energy and makes the class fun. Very excited to have this studio so close to home

I love this Solidcore studio!! I usually take classes with coaches Valerie & Keseniia but today I…read moretook a class with Ashley and she was great! I can confirm these classes are extremely challenging and somehow never get easier, but it's a great workout and totally worth it. This studio is smaller than the Las Olas location, but the coaches here are amazing.

While visiting my beautiful city, I wanted to give Solidcore a shot since I've heard amazing…read morethings. It was my first time doing pilates and boy was it intense. I was greeted by my instructor Lauren. She was greet and constantly encouraged me throughout my struggles. She's patient and demonstrate the moves when I had difficulty hearing her. I triggered areas that have been neglected. This workout was a huge challenge for me BUT I will absolutely visit this location next time I'm home. It's a clean and comfortable environment. I give this location an A. They also validate ur parking pass, its a win- win. I definitely plan on incorporating pilates in my workouts. #HotGirlSummer

Highly recommend the private aerial yoga class with Chris Altizer!! Our group of 3 were complete…read morebeginners and Chris had soo much patience with us. As Chris said in the beginning of the class, we ended up accomplishing things we didn't imagine we could. Trust his instruction for the technique (Don't be like me - I went a little rogue in the end and ended up falling out of my silk - totally my fault!! ) It was an amazing experience and we're all looking forward to more aerial yoga in the future. Thank you for helping us make an unforgettable experience with our bride-to-be PS thank Mano and Jo Eckardt

Amazing studio, run by amazing and dedicated people. The owner, Mano, is truly educated on not just…read morethe physical aspects of Yoga, but also on philosophy. His classes are very balanced for this reason, and provide a great, engaging workout while also calming the mind. Kristina's classes are also awesome, and I want to continue to try more teachers classes here. I did the 200 hour teacher training, and learned way more than I expected!! Coming here has had a positive effect on my mind and body. Always a great atmosphere in the studio!!

Thank you Lisa for a good stretch! Deep stretching at hips, glutes, and back. I received a…read morecomplimentary stretch as part of a resident wellness event.

I had a really bad experience with the owner, I believe her name is Marra, and I'm now happily…read moreheaded over to StretchLab instead. My main issue is that she completely lacks basic customer service skills. Rather than being helpful or understanding, she came across as condescending and defensive -- lecturing me and pointing fingers when there was a simple mix-up that could've been handled professionally. At one point, she even started telling me how much she pays her employees hourly, as if that had anything to do with my situation, and made me feel like I was somehow holding up her business. When I tried to end the conversation so I could just move on with my stretch session, she actually called the location I was at and canceled my appointment while I was standing there -- which felt over the top, unprofessional, and flat-out rude. To be fair, there was some confusion with my appointments. The location closest to my home had a water leak, so I was rebooked at a different studio and time. Unfortunately, the text reminders never clearly said which location I was supposed to go to, so I ended up at the wrong one. I owned my part in that, but instead of helping resolve it, the owner decided to lecture and blame. Bottom line: this business does not understand customer service, and I would never recommend it to anyone. There are plenty of other studios -- like StretchLab -- that treat clients with respect and actually want your business.

So so so great! I am so happy I was able to find this GEM here in Miami!…read moreI came to visit for a week and visited the studio twice. First time I was not prepared (didn't bring my card) and they don't have apple pay. Christina the instructor for Friday was extra thoughtful and so helpful she helped me figure out a way to check in and pay for my class to make sure I would be able to join. The class was absolutely amazing, very clean studio with great natural light and on point guidance. Came back this morning and had yet again great experience, different instructor but just as great, so calming, so inspiring, I left the class feeling light and definitely detoxed hehe. I will be coming back whenever in town. Five stars all the way.

The teachers here have all been excellent-however the owner doesn't seem to be able to keep anyone…read moresince I've come here for more than a year now the turnover has been astonishing. The truest reason I am changing my review is that over time-the heating system in this studio has proven that it has no humidity control and this is Florida-already soooo humid. Last summer when I practiced I ended up with heat stroke for the first time after close to two decades practicing. I decided to stop going for the entire summer because I didn't want that to happen to me again. I waited until late October and started to bring my own temperature and humidity gauge. That's when I discovered that more often than not the humidity is over 70% when it's supposed to be 40%. The heater obviously isn't working as the studio owner placed a large free standing space heater inside as a "quick" fix because the room wasn't getting hot enough during winter. Welp, just spent the last few days sick as a dog with a fever again from this place. I saw my own gauge and other people leaving class. I couldn't make it to final breathing. I texted the owner-who never answers her phone or calls back. I texted her Sunday when it happened. She didn't text me back for three days and I will share all her texts here as not one even asked "how are you feelings?". This woman shouldn't own a yoga studio. And this place is absolutely not a safe space for practice when the temperature and humidity are not regulated. I asked her to invest in a dehumidifier which seemed to me like it would be right up her alley since it's a small plug in investment. Instead of actually doing research or trying a dehumidifier or discussing it with any of her teachers-the teacher I told I was sick immediately after class and showed her the humidity even agreed that she has worked in a studio that used one and it worked wonders. Dismissed completely. Not one question about my health either. Not one. Very telling. Never going back. This studio is NOT SAFE And I just noticed that yesterday she refunded the one class I had left so she was dismissing me

I heard about this place since they recently opened in NYC, but figured since I was in Miami, I…read moreshould check out the studio. I came in for a class at noon, and the aesthetic was super nice and clean. The only odd thing was that there was no one at the front desk to check me in, nor anyone to tell me where things were located. There was a class in session when I arrived, and quickly realized that the instructor was also performing front desk duty as well as cleaning the studio. The class itself was very good, with lots of hands on adjustments and the instructor was great. I'd definitely come back here again the next time I'm in Miami.

I have been looking for a reformer studio in Miami Beach close to where I live. Took a class with…read moreAlexandra & Natalie and they kicked my butt! Great work out and 5-stars for them. The downside is that they don't have towels, which is kind of odd considering you may lay down on the ball - even if it was "cleaned" by the person before. So - remember to bring a towel if you sweat or don't want to lay your head down on the ball.

Love this studio! Insanely educational, wonderfully technical and supportive hands on sessions…read more Beautiful, new, green, and clean space in Brickell! Can't wait to come back!

Wonderful experience. Devaughn is very knowledgeable and patient. Looking forward to my next…read moresession.

Amazing little yoga studio tucked away in a quiet corner of Brickell. The vibe and space are both…read morewelcoming and open. The teachers here are amazing especially Karen who teaches Fridays at 8 am. She takes very careful attention to detail in her classes and is incredibly helpful in making adjustments to your poses. At first I thought that 75 minutes would be too long for a yoga class but I am pleasantly surprised by how good I feel after going through all the different flows and stretches in a class. A must try studio for yogis both new and experienced.

This studio is a modern Christopher Columbus, wrong Indians aseres…read more It takes a special kind of audacity to name a studio after Skanda (Hindu god of war and Lord Shiva's son) only to sell a practice using "Dreamspell," a 90s fan-fic calendar invented by some hombre from Minnesota who wasn't even Maya. Seriously?! While I do believe that there is a divine energy that all spiritual practices connect to, there is NO all encompassing magical ancient alignment between Vedic tradition and Mesoamerican timekeeping - WHAT THERE IS is modern Miami marketing that tosses two unrelated cultures into a blender, and slapping on a sparkly label, 'Galactic Signature.' If you're truly tapping into cosmic energy, a high-octane Power Vinyasa flow for the gym body ego is the last type you'd promote. This place is spiritual smoothie that manages to be culturally tone deaf to both India and the Maya simultaneously.....all while overcharging to pretend that doing extra Chaturangas because of a Blue Cosmic Hand is anything other than a workout with a heavy layer of appropriation. It must be nice to have leverage over communities that either cannot or typically do not speak for themselves. I'd LOVE to see you try this with different ethnicities and see if you'd get away with this chopping up. It seems the rock climbing and bungee jumping rattled your brains enough to think spitting out this new age b.s. was spiritual aligned and culturally respectful.