I really like this studio. The teachers are excellent and really know their stuff. It's calming and…read moreinvigorating at the same time. I always leave there ready for the day!

Did the free trial and fell in love. I go once a week and I always am sore after so the workouts…read moreare never the same and very nice instructors

I really enjoy Body Boutique. I know that it has had a bad reputation for not letting people out…read moreof their contracts. However, if you understand that it is very difficult to get out of without moving or proven health issues, then don't expect otherwise. You can sell your membership to someone else, though. All that aside. I really like it. There are good classes, a daycare, a discount at the spa and salon attached to it. The steam room, hot tub, and dry sauna have cooled cloths dipped in essential oils for when you get out. Nice. The equipment is well maintained and there is plenty of it. I recommend it completely.

This gym deserves 5/5 stars, however, the times they are open is VERY limiting…read more Mon-Friday (5AM - 7:30 PM) Saturday (8AM - 1PM) Sunday (9AM - 11AM) If the gym was open a little later on the weekends, like 2PM or 3PM, and open for an extra hour on weekdays, like 8:30 PM or even 9PM, more people would join! I have friends and my sister who all said they would join if they were open a little later. Other than the hours, it's an amazing gym! Being female only, I get amazing workouts in, stretching, take yoga, and find myself there for 2-3 hours when I have the time!

I have never enjoyed strength training, but I tried a free Intro class at Club Pilates a year ago…read moreand loved it! I've since taken over 100 classes and I can feel the difference in my body: I'm stronger, more toned, and feel healthier the more classes I take. Club Pilates is not snobby or intimidating, and they meet everyone where they are without judgment, regardless of age, gender, size, or injuries/limitations. If you've been scared or put off by the gym, this is the studio for you!

Their schedule of classes gives me so many options to work into busy life…read more The studio is clean, organized, and very friendly.

I have been going to CP for a month now, and as someone who has not worked out in over a year,…read moretheir classes are a great introductory to getting back into the groove of things. I am not new to Pilates and have done it before so here is my experience and what you can expect: Location[s]: 9.5/10 CP is a national chain and here in the KC area, there are many locations - including a new spot opening in Olathe on 119th. So far, I have visited the 435 and 87th Street location and the 135th and Quivira spot. I prefer the 135th spot because the member population is more diverse and has a better vibe. The type of workout and vibe you get will vary on the location, so keep that in mind. I appreciate the cleanliness of each location and the friendliness of the staff. Pricing: 6.5/10 For an individual drop-in class it is $35. They have a free intro class where you get a 30 minute preview of a full body workout. They also give you a price breakdown at the end of class. I went ahead and signed up for a 3-month membership because I knew I needed to come at least two to three times per week. This is $259/month for 3 months. Keep in mind that your goals are dependent on what you are needing and you may not have to pay that much a month. Personally, if you are just starting out, you can attend a drop-in class once a week and supplement for other workouts. They also have a "four-pack" that you can buy. Membership Offerings: 6/10 They do not offer yearly memberships any longer and you can do a number of classes per month. 4 classes (once a week) can be about $90. 8 classes (twice a week) can be about $150. Unlimited is as many times as you want for $259/mo. Yes, it is pricey and you can definitely hit up a Planet Fitness or Crunch for way less. Instructor Vs Class Type: 5.5/10 I rated this section a little lower. Why? After a month of attending classes, I will say that some of the instructors either do not fully know the flow of the movements (I have seen some instructors looking at clipboards or seemingly pulling workouts from the thin air) or they do movements that have nothing to do with what is scheduled. For example, if I am taking a CP Suspend 1.5 class, (This intermediate workout involves TRX bands.) then I expect the class to be majority TRX workouts, not 5 minutes on the bands and the rest reformer/mat/Bosu. That is not a TRX class. That is just an elevated flow class. I also have had better luck with the more seasoned instructors because they provide more variety and you never do the same movements or flow each time you take their class. Class Offerings: 5.5/10 The classes are booked on the app and each location has 10 reformers available per class. Depending on the location, a class can start as early as 6am. The Cardio Sculpt and Suspend classes are pretty popular, and fill up quickly. I have a busy schedule working full-time and managing kids activities, so it is more difficult to find a class I want to take without waiting. The times I have waited, I was able to get on the list an hour or two on the day of, but it is like a lottery. I have also been in a full class and only half of the attendees show up. I suggest booking the classes you want to take at least two weeks in advance or take a chance and go to a full class. Chances are, you can grab a reformer if people don't show up. I would also like to see the more popular classes offered more than once a week, more than once a day. I also like the classes that start at the :30 mark instead of top of the hour. Instructor diversity & population: 8/10 There are Black instructors and I appreciate the variety of people who attend. (Young, seasoned, just starting out, advanced..) This makes for a good experience and a good vibe. I can also tell that the instructors help one another out and sub when needed. I would also love a more upbeat playlist for the cardio classes. Overall: 6.8/10 CP is a good place to start your fitness journey, but long term, it is not for me. I will stick with my the 3-month membership, but after that, I will be cancelling and attending another studio where I get more of a challenge from master instructors with better class offerings. Further, CP is quite pricey and for what you pay for a 3-month unlimited membership, it is not worth it. What would make it worth the money is: a) more seasoned, energetic instructors, and b) more class offerings, with more accommodating availability and class types. It also exhausting to try to squeeze two classes in a week when most of them are waitlisted. After some light research, there are independently own studios that have better offerings and are less expensive.

This was my first time ever doing Pilates. The studio is very clean and they have nice equipment…read more In person, the front desk staff was very friendly, I didn't have much interaction with the instructor. I decided this place wasn't a fit for me for two reasons. 1. Being the astronomical set up fee on top of the very high monthly fee. They say the set up fee is so you can use the app... over $200 for that? But I can book a drop in class on their website without having to pay the fee. 2. The other is the amount of communication I received prior to my appointments. I received 15 text messages and 4 phone calls before my intro appointment. Every single day, asking if I was still coming. I decided to opt out of a membership package but I did pay for one additional class. When I signed up for it, they didn't even tell me I was added to a waitlist. I paid $34 and I didn't even know I wasn't secured a spot? Luckily I had to call and reschedule so I found out and booked a spot in a class that wasn't full. I received another two text messages and two phone calls with voicemails before that appointment. A nice studio, but the massive amount of communication is not for me. I like gyms with online booking so I can have an easy sign up process with minimal need for follow up.

I've tried almost all Pilates studios within the metro area and FitForm has by far been my favorite…read moreand the studio that I will continuously return to. The instructors are all very kind, knowledgable, and make it a welcoming space for everyone. It doesn't matter where you are at in your pilates journey or what your strength level is, the instructors will work with you and let you take it at a pace you are comfortable with. I have a injury that has limited me with other types of exercises, but as long as you let your instructor know before class, they will make modifications to accommodate you. While Pilates is low impact, you will notice the toning of muscles you wouldn't normally workout with other exercises! Highly recommend coming here!

Great energy in the studio with both clientele and staff. Very clean. They did work the complete…read morebody with good transitions. Some studios I have been to, complete sections of the body. This studio has a contemporary Pilates style.

I love this place! I started here in May/June of 2023 after I had tried a few different types of…read moreworkout classes. I had been struggling with a chronic illness that was really robbing me of having a life. Starting Pilates has helped immensely! I love that they have so many different options for classes and that you will see people with all types of bodies and experience. I truly have never taken a bad class. I especially love the ones with Kathleen, Jackie and Shannon! Can't recommend them enough.

I'm a beginner and I have loved their process of introducing the exercises through private sessions…read moreand classes. I haven't felt lost or left out during the classes and every instructor has been amazing. I was looking for low impact workouts that meet me where I am and don't rely on flexibility, as that's a weakness of mine. I have felt safe with every exercise - no injury concerns. Budget friendly for newbies as well.