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    4.3 (6 reviews)
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    The studio was hard to find because there's no sign on the building . Just white print on the glass doors of studio. The instructor was all over the place. For my first time there was no greeting or easy check in. No questions asked about my experience with Pilates. I signed up for reformers open to all levels, but we started on the mat for the first 15 mins. The instructor apologized for being injured, she had to sit during the entire session. She did not go around to correct form. It was such a poorly handled class. I am very disappointed.

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    Pure Form Pilates

    Pure Form Pilates

    4.3
    (6 reviews)
    4.1 mi

    I've been a consistent client at Pure Form Pilates for over a year, and I truly can't say enough…read moregreat things about this studio. The instructors are exceptional, extremely knowledgeable, attentive, and clearly passionate about what they do. Every class is thoughtfully structured and always feels both challenging and rewarding. What I appreciate most is the consistency. Every single class I've taken has been fantastic, and the instructors do a great job offering guidance and adjustments so everyone can get the most out of the workout, regardless of experience level. Booking classes is also incredibly easy and convenient, which makes it simple to stay consistent with my routine. If you're looking for a welcoming studio with expert instruction and consistently high quality classes, Pure Form Pilates is the place to go. Highly recommend!

    After feeling discouraged working with other local studios, I decided to reach out to Stephanie and…read moreI knew within the first ten minutes that I had finally found my home studio. I did classical Pilates in my 30s and absolutely loved it, but when I came back to it later in life, other studios just weren't delivering that same style -- which left me feeling pretty deflated. Stephanie changed all of that. The studio is cozy and intimate with four reformers, and her pricing is genuinely affordable. But what really sets her apart is her knowledge She doesn't just know Pilates, she has a deep understanding of muscles and how the body actually works, and you feel that expertise in every single session. Over a year later, I'm still going strong and so glad I didn't give up on the workout entirely

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    A Pilates Studio

    A Pilates Studio

    5.0
    (9 reviews)
    0.9 mi

    Before working with Sandee, I had seen several chiropractors, massage and physical therapists as…read morewell as an acupuncturist for my neck/arm/shoulder pain -- nothing helped and I was losing hope. I had an MRI that showed herniated discs and narrowing recesses on C5-C6/C6-C7. The Osteopath I was seeing started telling me about surgical options. I wanted nothing to do with that. I also didn't trust that this was solely disc-related. I was being treated by a local physical therapist (Dan Mangen), who recommended I connect with Sandee to try Pilates. I met with her and she recommended I start with Egoscue Therapy first, to correct my posture. This approach made sense to me. I agreed that poor posture and bad daily habits had been a factor to my condition. The Egoscue Method is NOT a quick fix and there are no guarantees. It takes dedication, consistency and hard work. Working with a certified specialist ain't cheap either, but I'm SO glad I tried it and grateful for Sandee. When I began with Sandee, I could barely handle the most basic positions or movements. The pain was severe. I noticed slight improvement after several sessions and once I started doing the my "menu" at home with increasing the frequency, I really started to make progress. After the 8 sessions, I still had some pain, but I also had hope again, because I could tell I was improving. I was able to sleep through the night and manage my pain during the day. Next, I started doing pilates with Sandee -- another new thing I'd never tried before. Pilates is no joke. It's humbling and quickly exposes your weaknesses (which is a good thing). Thankfully, Sandee is an awesome instructor who knows how to push your limits without jeopardizing injury. This has been the longest and most challenging period of constant physical pain I've every experienced. It took a over 5 months of working with Sandee, but I finally feel like I have my life back, and I have her to thank. I'm still doing my Egoscue "menu" regularly at home and have continued taking Pilates with Sandee. My flexibility and core strength have greatly improved. So many people have back, neck and shoulder pain. Lots of them end up getting surgery. I'm very thankful I was able to find a non-invasive option and avoid getting my discs fused. Clearly a lot of the back pain out there is a result of physical habits -- poor posture, sitting too much, looking down at our phones, driving, not stretching, etc. And if that's the case, then is makes sense that pain could be reversed by changing those habits and putting into practice the right exercise and movement. While spine adjustments might help in certain cases, lasting relief more likely comes from changing, or offsetting, the habits that caused the pain in the first place. For me, the Egoscue Method and Pilates appear to be doing just that.

    I absolutely love working with Sandee. I started working out with her at 6 weeks pregnant, up until…read moredue date. I didn't gain excess weight, fit into my clothes up until the last 2 weeks and felt great. Labor was much easier and I was able to have the birth I wanted, which I credit pilates a lot for. I can't wait to get back at it post-partum!

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