Suck a lovely experience and I was lucky enough to train with the owners who was SO SWEET and the…read moreclass killed me so PLUS PLUS!! Can't wait to go back. Have only had 3 instructors but they were all better than any class I've had so far in DC and I'm from NY Pilates.

OVERALL: good workout but it's more like stretch Pilates…read more PROS: - small studio with I believe only 7 reformers = lots of individualized attention - if you're new to Pilates the individualized attention is great and adds to a safe and welcoming environment - clean - friendly staff - socks on pilates (they sell sticky socks) - great 3 class for $79(?) promo CONS - fills up quickly bc there are only 7 reformers - it's not as hard as solidcore. I did both beginner classes here and solidcore and found that while I got a little burn/soreness the day after, District Pilates felt more like a stretch Pilates class. Solidcore was harder and I really felt I was working my entire body - wish they had followed up after my 3 day promo was up Overall a good starting point and would recommend for starting out.

I have really enjoyed my time at Club Pilates. I love the atmosphere and the instructors,…read moreespecially Shayna. She always has a bopping playlist and great energy!

This review is ONLY becuas of a terrible experience today with a teacher named Helen. I love this…read morestudio, but have avoided her classes becasue I prefer all the other teachers. But nearing the end of my month when classes expire. i signed up for her class. The only reson I am posting here is to get Club Pilates' attemtion, as they do not have (or I could not find) a place on their website to leave feedback. No more details for now, as I intend to talk to the manager Eric next time I see him at the studio.

I love this location. Validated parking in DC is always a win. I really like the instructors who…read moreprovide hands-on corrections unless you prefer not to receive them, who will challenge you and motivate you. I've been complementing my gym workouts with solidcore and has been great for core strengthening but there are daily muscle focuses that are tough too. Membership isn't cheap but I've found having a not-so-committed membership (4x per month) in addition to classpass (for flexibility of either doing solidcore or something else) is a good pace for me. Edit: after reading some reviews, I wanted to say in the classes I've been to, there have been heightened attention from instructors to ensure people have correct form. If you don't, you may get injured. That's with any sport or workout. Also, if you're new, look around to see if you're doing it wrong. Hell, 50+ classes in and I still look around sometimes. Lastly, nearly all the exercises are slow movements. Unless the instructor explicitly says to go fast on army crawls or up downs, you aren't trying to break the record for most reps. Some classes, I've seen people breeze through. First, you're likely not getting a workout and second, you're increasing risk of injury.

I've been coming to Solidcore consistently for the past 7 months, and it's hands down the most…read moreeffective workout I've ever done. I've always been active and played sports growing up, but I struggled to find something that kept me motivated as an adult. Solidcore changed that. With no major lifestyle changes (I work a desk job, eat decently, commute mostly on foot/via transit and still drink most weeks), I've seen a huge transformation in my body. I am probably the most fit I have ever been. The coaches are great - Sam is the best, but you can't go wrong taking a class with Alethea, Sofia or Mary Kate. The vibe is always supportive but challenging, and I actually look forward to going. I also really appreciate how receptive the team is to feedback. On the rare occasion something's come up, they've been quick to address it and super responsive. No substantive complaints about the studio itself - especially considering it's one of Solidcore's lower membership tier locations. It's technically in NW DC, but it's billed at the Maryland tier, which makes it a way better deal than the other DC studios with more expensive memberships. The only thing I'll note is that this location doesn't have a live phone line, which can make it tough to get ahold of someone quickly if something comes up. Not enough to deduct a star, but I do wish they'd fix that. If I had one suggestion for the company overall, it would be to remove cancellation fees and shorten the cancellation window. Life happens, and a little more flexibility would go a long way for members. In short; If you're looking for a fun workout that will push you and actually deliver results, this is it. I even brought my 55+ year-old dad to a class and he loved it. Highly recommend.

I had such a great experience at this studio. This was my 2nd class with Sofia. Her Pilates class…read moreis amazing. I highly recommend her as an instructor. She's so positive and her playlist is on point to keep you motivated. The studio is clean and provides towels and lockers for use. There is plenty of parking behind the studio.

Offers exercise classes, but no equipment for someone just interested in working out on their ownread more

RTR Pilates provides a great experience. Classes easy to get to, good size groups and great…read moreinstruction. Dolce taught an amazing class at Friendship Heights today!

I booked a class here through classpass and it was great! The instructor was very nice, and the…read morestudio itself was clean. I enjoyed the routine, and felt like the set was productive. The studio was small, but not cramped, and i think there was a water fountain there too.

I had a great experience at District Pilates! I've always been a mat Pilates girl, but I've been…read moreinfluenced to try reformer Pilates. After a negative experience at a different studio in town, I was extremely nervous to try District. But I had a blast!!! Sloane, who's on the sub list for now, couldn't have been a better instructor. So understanding and sweet which is needed in more fitness classes. I'm excited to come back!

As a beginner, all of the teachers make the class feel accessible and tailored to each student's…read moreabilities. And everyone has been super welcoming!

I've been going to Capital Pilates for at least 6 years, and have been really impressed with the…read morequality of the instructors, and the experience I've had with private lessons and classes. I've worked most closely with Fidel, the owner of the studio, and have taken classes and private lessons with several other teachers. Instructors help clients get the most out of each movement in developing good form and building strength, without injury. Before starting at Capital Pilates, I tried classes at several other studios in the area, and have to say, nothing compares. Also, the Capital Pilates studio is beautiful, with great light throughout the year, which adds to the experience provided by the highly professional well-trained instructors .

Capital Pilates has really changes my life. I came to fidel because of long standing back pain and…read morehe gave me more answers than any of the many doctors i've been to. And an added bonus is that all of a sudden i looked good in a bathing suit and felt muscles developing, i was toned for the first time ever! A year later I still a devout fan. The one on one reformer sessions are amazing!

Great gym -- small yet they have all the weights, cardio,classes and personal trainers you need…read more Extremely friendly place! 5 stars!

I love this neighborhood gym because it's friendly and authentic. As a 63-year-old woman, I feel…read morewelcomed and at home here. I see my neighbors, laugh with the staff, and can ask for help and advice anytime. Even if you're the kind of person who "hates gyms" I think you'll like it here.

Great local yoga studio!…read more Classes are very specific to the teacher. I've had a completely different experience at Beginners yoga, foam rolling class, and pilates, but all great. The instructors are all extremely friendly and provide the right level of direction for your level. In smaller classes they always ask if there's an area you want to focus on which is a huge plus. They provide all equipment you need for the classes, but you can also bring your own if you choose. The first-time deal of $20 for unlimited classes for 10 days is a great way to try out the different types of classes. Some of the more popular time slots seem to fill up, but I use the mindbody app to book classes from my phone. The studio also runs some cool events - like happy hour flow and yoga brunch (which I will definitely need to check out if/when they do it again).

This yoga studio is very expensive and locks you out if you are even one minute late for class; no…read moreemployees man the desk while classes are in session because they attend the classes themselves. The owners are extremely unaccommodating and inflexible in their policies, which makes this studio very difficult to justify patronizing.

I have been taking classes at WYC for years but it wasn't until the pandemic that I bought a…read moremonthly membership pass. I love the teachers (especially Ronnie and Aubrey!) and they offer a variety of yoga styles and levels so there is really something for everyone. They offer classes in real time via zoom and via their video library so if you miss a class, you can take it when it's uploaded to the library. They are opening up the studio so in-person classes will be available in addition to zoom. Looking forward to being back on the mat, in person when it's safe to do so!

I rarely write reviews on yelp, unless my experience was very memorable in one of two ways - good…read moreor bad. If there was a possibility to give this place zero stars, I would. I take full responsibility for what I am writing here. In brief, this business is dishonest and has fraudulent practices. Let me explain. They used my credit card to charge me for 2 additional months of membership that I did not authorize. A few months ago, WYC and Kiron, the business owner, sent out an email with a special offer membership that had (and I quote) "no contract". I signed up for one month, because I knew I was moving away from DC in the near future. 1.5 months later I noticed repeating charges from WYC appearing on my cc. I wrote them, politely asking them to address the issue. I got a 3 sentence reply from Megan stating "it appears to be a membership charge and it will end in 3 months, the minimum for the membership". I wrote back again, this time in detail explaining what has happened and quoting their own advertisement. To date, 1.5 months later, the business has not acknowledged the issue or responded to me (same email address, so I know they read it regularly). I've never had such experience before with another business. I was clear and professional in my correspondance. Today I finally called my cc; they will deal with the business directly about the fraudulent charges moving forward. I've had one other unprofessional experience with WYC during my 1 month of membership with them. It took WYC 1.5 months to refund me an accidental charge that I was told would be refunded, and it took great persistence and effort on my part (multiple visits to talk to someone in person, multiple phone calls with no one returning my calls). There are other yoga places in this city that are credible. Practice your consumers rights and support them instead! I will never do business with WYC again.