One of the best reformer Pilates sessions I've ever had. Elisa is soooo Attentive and…read moreknowledgeable. Highly recommend.

From the owner: One on one reformer Pilates training with individualized programming for each client. read more

I've been going to this studio for over 3 years--it is the only workout I've ever wanted to stick…read morewith. I love the variety of classes and every instructor offers a different vibe and unique experience every time. CP has made me feel the most confident I've ever been and has turned me into a total Pilates Princess

I have been a member of this CP for three years and can say I absolutely love it and the…read moreinstructors! The studio itself is always clean and the instructors care about each individual person attending their class. They meet you right where you're at in your fitness journey and at no time have I ever felt out of place.

I love hotworx fort mill! I've been going for about 7 months and the staff (Milena and Jordyn) are…read moreabsolutely part of the reason I've chosen hotworx. Just the sweetest people and the best set up for exercise in my opinion. Not only are you working out alone *most* of the time, it's intensive and quick enough that you can squeeze it in at anytime. It's open 24/7 and members get access through the app. The workout themselves are intense with optional modifications so you can customize your workout. This studio is also always very clean and organized. 10/10 I would recommend to anyone who wants a good workout.

This place is great. Very friendly staff and clean environment. Highly recommend. Booking classes…read moreis very simple and the workouts are challenging.

Jovon Times is by far the best trainer I have had. I have lost inches and weight and I love the…read moresize of the Gym. The work outs are great; he explains EVERYTHING so I know what I am doing so I do not injure myself. I recommend him for anyone who wants to loose weight and keep it off. Jovon knows his stuff! He also explains nutrition and teaches you what to eat and when. Jovon is very thorough and professional and worth every penny. His cost is GREAT too for all he offers. I recommend him to everyone!!!

Jovon Times, owner of Exercise Times is an excellent trainer. Over the last 10 months, he has…read morehelped me reach my goal of weight loss of over 70lbs & 50 inches and achieve a healthier lifestyle, with one-on-one and group bootcamps, while having a good "times" doing it. You won't meet a more dedicated trainer to your successful transformation. Keep up the great work you do, Jovon. Thanks a million.

There are not enough words in the human language to describe how AMAZING and top-tier Barre3 Ft…read more Mill is - all thanks to the owners and instructors who put out a vibe of ENERGY, positivity, warmth! Erica, Evelyn, Gloria and Melanie are queens! The classes are never the same, the workouts are phenomenal, the music is so good and motivating, the studio is light & bright with the best equipment, and clients leave fit, happy and glowing. Every single time!

Since I work remotely, I tagged along with Chun P. for one of his business trips and found myself…read morein the charming town of Fort Mill in early May. While there, I went to barre3 THREE days in a row for classes with Erica Walker (2x) and Rebecca Gray. The studio is absolutely adorable - and Jennifer (was it Jennifer?) who worked at the front desk was so kind from the get-go. Her hubby worked at the same company as mine and I felt like we could be fast friends. barre3 is one of my fave workouts - yoga, barre and pilates - even sometimes a little bit of dance thrown in. It's perfect for toning, cardio and strength. What I love about barre3 is that it's for folks for all shapes and sizes. No prior experience required! Erica and Rebecca's classes were fantastic. Fellow class participants were kind and fun. If I lived in town, I'd go every day! Thanks barre3 Fort Mill!

Instructors 10/10 Location 10/10…read more Vibes 11/10 Overall a great experience and a judge free zone to explore and built up your strength and self love!

Love Rock Hill Pilates - the instructors are so friendly and caring, they take the time to ensure…read moreyou are executing the movements properly, and it s the best 50 minutes of my day!!!

I really love the concept of this gym. The idea of having a peaceful, quiet space to enjoy a…read more45-minute sauna session while following yoga, Pilates, or other guided classes is what made me join, and when the environment is calm, it's an incredible experience. Unfortunately, there is one recurring issue that's making me consider canceling my membership. A couple of mornings each week, very early in the day, a group of members brings their own music and plays it so loudly that it can be heard throughout multiple saunas, even with their sauna door closed. I genuinely admire their commitment to their workouts, and I have no issue with them listening to their own music. The problem is simply the volume. The loud music competes with the relaxing music the gym is already playing, creating an overwhelming mix of sounds. On top of that, their yelling and excitement during their workout make it nearly impossible to hear the instructor in my own session or experience the peaceful atmosphere the gym is designed to provide. This has turned what should be a calming, restorative experience into a stressful and distracting one. It's especially disappointing because I truly love everything else about this place. If this issue could be addressed--whether by enforcing reasonable volume levels or ensuring music stays within the sauna it's being played in--I would happily continue my membership. I hope management considers this feedback because I believe the peaceful environment is the heart of what makes this gym special.

I wanted to try a few classes before I wrote my review even though I joined right after the first…read moretry. I love working out here. You can try a class for free. When you become a meme we you have 24 hour access and you can take a class any time of day or night. Classes are held in a room that holds up to 3 people. The rooms are reminiscent of a sauna and for good reason. They have wooden floors, ceilings and walls and shall I mention that rooms are heated from 125 to 128 degree infrared heat. Classes are 15 to 30 minutes long. There is a large variety of classes. You can take yoga, barre, cycle, Pilates, ISO and more. I really enjoy that the rooms are small and only allows a few people. The members all seem to be very friendly. I especially love that the members are diverse in gender, age, weight, strength and shape. I don't feel pressured to win but only to do my best and enjoy my workout. I love the heat. The infrared heat is great for detox, pain in the body, increase sleep, decrease stress, help with post recovery, burn more calories faster and more. Try out a class. I feel great afterwards and look forward to going back. They even have an app the connects to your Apple Watch, Fitbit or you can record your calories burned separately. I look forward to many more workouts

I joined this Pilates studio because I genuinely enjoy Pilates and was excited about the quality of…read morethe instructors, who are very good. Unfortunately, the membership experience has been incredibly disappointing. The studio actively recruited new clients into a $189-per-month membership program for 8 classes with the expectation that we would be able to regularly attend classes. In reality, getting into a class has been extraordinarily difficult. I would estimate that 90% of the time, the classes are already full, leaving me on a waitlist. I've heard several other members expressing their frustration around the same issue. The waitlist system creates another problem. Openings can occur at the last minute, and if you don't see the notification in time and are automatically added to the class, you can then be charged a no-show fee. So you're paying a significant monthly membership fee for classes you struggle to access, while potentially being penalized when a last-minute opening doesn't work with your schedule. What is most frustrating is that when I joined, I was specifically told there was plenty of class availability. That simply has not been my experience. If a studio is going to aggressively recruit new members, it needs to have the class capacity to accommodate them. Continuing to sell memberships without sufficient availability feels misleading and, frankly, like a bait-and-switch. Several of us have work schedules that require early mornings, which means late-afternoon or evening classes are really our only practical option. When we shared this concern with the owner, her suggestion was that we attend the 6:00 a.m. class and simply get ready for work in the studio bathroom. To be clear, this is a single, standard bathroom, not a locker room or changing facility with showers or other amenities. The suggestion that multiple clients should work out at 6:00 a.m. and then somehow get ready for their professional workday in the studio's one bathroom, without even the ability to shower, felt completely impractical. It also raises the obvious question of how one person could occupy the studio's only bathroom for 20 to 30 minutes getting ready without inconveniencing everyone else. Rather than acknowledging the legitimate concern that working members need reasonable access to evening classes, the response seemed dismissive of our schedules and the capacity issue we were trying to address. I found the suggestion lacking in both thoughtful judgment and respect for the very real scheduling constraints of members paying $189 a month for access to classes they are struggling to attend. The instructors deserve credit because the classes themselves are very good. Unfortunately, that doesn't matter much when members can't get into them. Between the lack of class availability, the waitlist and no-show structure, and what appears to be poor management of membership capacity, I have been left feeling duped and taken advantage of. At $189+ per month, members should have reasonable access to the service they are paying for. Until this studio addresses its capacity issues, I cannot recommend joining. You may find yourself spending far more time managing waitlists than actually taking Pilates classes, which is an unfortunate waste of both money and time.

After two back surgeries, I honestly wasn't sure I would ever find a full-body workout that felt…read moresafe and enjoyable again. Club Pilates has been such a gift. The instructors are incredibly knowledgeable and attentive, always offering modifications and making sure everyone is moving in a way that supports their body. I never feel pressured to push beyond what feels right, yet I still leave every class feeling stronger and more confident. What I love most is that it truly works your entire body while being gentle on the joints and spine. For someone who has had major back issues, that's huge. The studio environment is welcoming, clean, and encouraging, and the classes have quickly become something I look forward to every week. If you're recovering from injuries, easing back into exercise, or just want a workout that strengthens without beating up your body, I can't recommend Club Pilates enough.

This is the 2nd Solidcore location I've visited and it was another great experience. I'd met Karli…read moreand Uri before, and they were both very friendly and showed me around. The studio is very clean and organized, with lockers for your stuff. The workout-whewwwww! Don't be fooled by Uri's baby face because he will have you on the ropes! I recommend doing the starter class first and then venturing out into the other classes. I did the full body class and it full body for sure! Uri did a great job with demos, checking the carriges, and correcting form. Most importantly, he kept the energy and encouragement up. I recommend Solidcore to anyone looking for a challenge, and looking for something different.

Solidcore is a good, challenging workout. The music is upbeat and the instructors are friendly…read more(Nicole's classes were my favorite). However, every class is basically the same exercises, which gets boring. Also, the instructors don't really help with form, so I find the instruction minimal. While it's inspired by Pilates, you can't call this Pilates (and Solidcore doesn't but the clientele make this mistake). I find it to be a useful supplementary strength workout for me, but I don't enjoy it enough to keep a membership. I've been loving the Daily Pilates up the street instead.