It's a small shopping center but never had any issues finding parking so that's a bonus. Class…read morePass was used to book my class. Equipment is always well maintained and everything is in order. Sometimes the instructors can be difficult to understand but that maybe just be a Gen Z thing (just kidding). Overall it's a good workout and you feel good after you leave there. Everyone is very friendly and you get your money's worth.

Stopped in here for a change of Pilates scenery. I bought the three class pack…read more I really enjoyed this studio! Teachers are very informative and thorough during class. Classes can be booked through the MindBody App and you're sent alert reminders about class ahead of time. I don't love the parking situation, hence the four stars. You can park in the small parking lot or find street parking. Overall, I'd probably going back and recommend!

I've been coming to Boost since before covid. Because everyone has been so nice all these years…read moreand for the history of it, I'm giving 4. If I were new, it would probably be more like 2-3 stars. There's been a turnover of instructors, and they are rallying. While the new teachers are nice and putting in the effort, they lack foundational Pilates knowledge. Classes are similar to a spin class because instructors talk and encourage the WHOLE time. It ends up being a bit chaotic because people can't distinguish between the cheerleading, the necessary cues, or spring changes. Most importantly, the detailed form cues and corrections are missing. Classes feel rushed and lack clear direction on technique, which is the opposite of what Pilates should be. Classes can still be hard and appropriately paced. The cues and form are what makes Pilates hard, not rushing through moves. (Its also physically impossible to do a weighted low squat and a shoulder press within 1 second- let alone safely on a reformer. Why are we doing this?) It seems they all went to the same training class and haven't trained with different instructors so it's a problem across the 6-8 teachers I've tried in the last 3 months. If it weren't for Stacey and Caroline, I'd have moved to a closer studio by now. I hope the instructors undergo more training and are introduced to more than one type of teaching so they develop their own style. People are nice, and they are trying, but they aren't there yet.

Oh yes. This is a great Pilates place. There are a couple of parking spots in front of the studio…read moreand street parking of course. I loved the music, intensity, and flow of the class. It was definitely hard and challenging but that's what makes it so great. Loved the reformer class with Kemi. She's great at adjustments and encouraging the class individually and as a whole. Check in was super easy. There's an iPad on the wall and you just check in independently and pick out the reformer you want. Theres a nice big mirror the spans an entire wall. Lots of core strength and a couple of cubbies to place your things. Grip socks are not required but I wore them because safety first. Lots of pulses. Can't wait to go again and feel the burn and muscles spasm.

Love the beginners consultation class with Ellie. My 1st time taking Pilates and it was great . She…read morewas great

I agree with other reviews that state that everyone is nice and welcoming. However, unfortunately,…read morethe quality of the studio has been declining for years. There is a very high turnover of instructors. Excellent instructors tend to stay for a while and then leave, while many of the newer instructors are not as good. Their classes are often too easy, instructions are not always clear, and some classes finish before the full 50 minutes. There is also a lack of consistency in the level and content of the classes. At times, it seems that instructors are teaching what they know rather than necessarily teaching Pilates. The Friday and weekend schedule has also been reduced significantly. Classes are sometimes canceled at the last minute, and Cardio Sculpt classes have been reduced to a minimum. Some instructors who have been there for a while rarely change their exercise routines, making their classes very repetitive. In contrast, the excellent instructors follow the intended structure and difficulty of the class, vary the exercises from class to class and week to week, provide clear and precise instructions, and allow an appropriate amount of stretching at the end without compromising the actual exercise time. Another issue is the lack of a constructive way for members to provide feedback. If management is genuinely interested in improving the studio, there should be an anonymous suggestion box or another easy, confidential way for members to provide both positive and negative feedback without feeling uncomfortable. The friendly and welcoming atmosphere is a definite positive, but the quality and consistency of the classes need significant improvement. I hope management takes these concerns seriously and works to address them.

Absolutely in love with the studio and their methods. Love the vibes, the instructors, and working…read moreout with Body Rock! What I love most about this studio is the adaptability. I never feel pressured to do something I don't feel like my body can do, and the instructors are always providing modifications. It makes it feel all the sweeter when I find myself not needing to do certain modifications later down the road! I really like some of the instructors playlists; they can really set the mood for the class! They also change the lighting and fans based on the intensity and vibes of the class. My exercise happy place!

This was my first time trying reformer pilates. I like the set up of the studio. It's a very clean…read morespace and nicely decorated. There's a few parking spaces in the front and another small parking lot in the back. That's also where the entrance door is. They have a special deal for three classes for two weeks for first timer. They offer morning classes throughout the entire week which fit with my schedule. Be sure to reserve a spot as there is limited amount of spots for each class. You can electronically sign in when you come to class. It's first come first serve so pick any reformer you want. The instructors are friendly and helpful if it's your first time. I did feel a bit sore after class but it felt good. Would definitely come back.

This is THE place to go to for pilates! I've tried many other pilates studios in the Houston area…read moreand this is my favorite one. I came across this studio from ClassPass and I love Pennie's classes. She's a phenomenal instructor and she truly cares about your form. She gives great instructions and will help you if you're a beginner to pilates. There's only a few reformers in the studio which is great for a small and intimate sessions. I prefer small classes over big classes anyway. The studio is clean and better than any other pilates studio that I've visited so far!

I went here with a friend recently while visiting Houston. It was the first time that I have ever…read morewent to a Pilates class and I loved it. Pennie was our instructor and she was able to provide people with individual attention due to the small class size. Pennie was knowledgeable and friendly and it was a great way to get introduced to Pilates.

This place is amazing the decor the fresh smell when you walk in to the professional teachers…read more Every time I go, I am so glad that I took the time to go and experience this luxurious studio..

After returning from a lovely wellness retreat, my husband's and my eyes were opened up to the…read moremagical wonders of Pilates and its benefits. We wanted to continue this once we returned to Houston, but we didn't want to find a studio with 30+ students and the Pilates classes at our current gym didn't give us any feedback on whether we were doing the positions/moves correctly. We turned to yelp for help :) We were looking for the following in a studio to supplement our gym membership: 1) small classes 2) personal attention 3) encouraging and attentive teachers This studio has all 3 of these things, but it's not limited to Pilates! They have yoga and cycling classes that meet the above three requirements too! We've only been members since October, but we look forward to our weekly classes. What's really nice is the class feels tailored to us. My husband and I have different bodies (height, strength, flexibility, etc), and the teachers really adapt to us! They'll change certain routines to ensure each student is getting the most of the session. It's a great personalized experience, and your body will thank you. I've already noticed better posture and just awareness of how I hold myself when doing everyday things at home or at work. What a neat find - thank you, yelpers!

Low intensity, and high impact pilates! This style of pilates is done on the Megaformer. Sounds…read moreterrifying, but it's not. Newbies should know -- and will be instructed -- that's it's best to go slow with subtle movement and make sure you do the workout with correct form. It's not about speed. I've taken classes with Anna, and Blayr. Heard fantastic things about Antwan and Jasmine. Looking forward to some more classes. Saw results after a few weeks. Love that classes are only 45 minutes. Also for newbs: arrive early, and don't forget your grip socks!

I recently visited HIP for their climb class and loved it. The West U location has plenty of…read moreparking, very clean and it was a small class so plenty of space to socially distance. It was 30 minute class thy consisted of climbing at different speeds and resistance. An absolute killer! Burned about 350 calories and all while listening to great music with awesome lighting. Would definitely recommend if you are looking for a new addition to your exercise routine. My triceps and quads definitely felt it the next day.

Decided to try this place out after I spotted it on my drive home and glad I did! I've taken a few…read moreclasses now and loved every visit. The instructors and staff are all so kind. I enjoy the aesthetic of the studio and it's always clean. I prefer how it's a more intimate studio with 6 reformers in the room. There is another room for mat classes available. In addition to the two rooms for classes, there is a sauna you can enjoy before/after classes. Plenty of parking spots available in front and behind the building. Definitely recommend coming here.

The main word that comes to mind when visiting this Pilates studio is detailed! Everything is…read morecurated for superior experience. I only got to take pictures of one studio, because another class was in session. But while one has a bright calming vibe, the other studio has a more moodier look to it that still embodies the same level of peace. Before or after your class, there are complementary breathing rooms with water and snacks. There is also infrared eco-friendly sauna that has complementary cold and warm towels. The instructors here have a lot of experience and are very kind. If you are looking for knowledgable instructors to improve your form and get the best workout possible, this is definitely the place!

Definitely NOT Pilates! It's very high impact very intense. I'm more of a classical reformer…read morePilates girlie but wanted to give them a try. I stuck to the STARTER classes and that was enough for me! lol. Stephanie was my absolute favorite! But after two classes we started getting other instructors. Lisa was a really good and (sorry I don't remember her name) the girl at the front desk was always sweet. I might incorporate them twice a month but definitely would recommend if you want to challenge yourself!

Drove an hour in pouring rain just to get turned away over being literally ONE minute late. Their…read morepolicy is beyond ridiculous. Apparently missing the first few minutes means you're suddenly "not warmed up," as if 5 minutes in a 50-minute class makes any real difference. No flexibility, no common sense, no regard for customers who actually made the effort to show up. Just a rigid rule with zero accountability on their end. Wasted time, wasted gas, and a terrible first impression. If this is how they treat people over something this minor, don't expect any real customer service.

I always admire a husband and wife duo success story, and that's exactly what I found at Duo! I…read morefirst learned about Duo through signing up for a pilates class, and I fell in love with the place more through the people and the vibes in the connected coffeehouse. From a chat with the barista, I learned that Duo started because the husband had a love for coffee and the wife had a passion for pilates, so they thought "why not combine the two?" The River Oaks location is the founding store and they have since expanded to a second location as well. The people who work here truly seem happy and are eager to share the stories of their founders, which makes the place even more special. During my visit, I tried the birthday cake latte, which is a seasonal drink, and the flavors were also beyond what I've tried elsewhere. I'm typically not a fan of birthday cake flavored items, but I was feeling adventurous so I told the barista to surprise me with a drink from their menu and that's the flavor they ended up picking for me. When I received the birthday cake latte, I wasn't all that excited but all prejudice fell away after the first sip! I didn't adjust any sugar or ice levels like I typically do for my drinks, yet the drink was just right! Overall, I am just amazed by the people, the vision, and the gem of a place that I sort of happened into on a random weekend. I will definitely be returning again frequently for pilates, lattes, and/or fun conversations. Pro tip: initially it looks like visitors have to use street parking, but I confirmed with the staff that the parking lot across from the coffeehouse is free to use as well. Pro tip #2: there is option to order ahead with the QR code in image attached. I have not tried, but that may help skip the lines and make it easier for drink pickup. Pro tip#3: going for pilates here makes it so much easier to grab a quick bite or drink before/after workout!

The Duo is an upscale looking coffee shop around the River Oaks area and I guess the only one open…read moreearly, atleast on a Saturday. Impressed by its modern outlook, I stepped in to get a to-go coffee as I was running out of time for my class. Inside, I was not at all disappointed, actually a little shocked with the loong queue of people ...ha ha....so much for a dash of to-go coffee ! While they have plenty of outside seating which is really nice in the October Houston weather, inside there are neat and artistically arranged sofas, and a nook with some art pieces for sale. There have a decent variety of pastries along with coffee and everything is made in house, especially the coffee which you can see being made. I wish I had the time to sit and savour the coffee as much as the ambiance. Got my Iced Latte with an extra shot of espresso, and I don't know if it comes like that, or the girl forgot, there was no suger in it, or any kind of sweetener .....one star down! The other one we got was their speciality - it was called Hojicha Latte- never heard or seen one. Google Guru helped me understand that it is a Japanese drink. Hojicha is actually roasted green tea powder, with much less caffeine than a matcha. It comes with milk...interesting. Tasted also interesting, had a flowery kinda taste. Parking is street parking which might be an issue, but today being Sat it was fine. I understand they have valet and self parking at the Hanover Autry Park garage entrance. Would definitely like to go here for a sit down early morning coffee and pastry indulgence.