Love the R3finery, best Pilates studio around. I have been coming here for years now, there are…read moreonly 5 reformers so every class is very personal. The teachers all have different styles so check out a few different instructors to figure out the one that is best for you. I personally love Ronit's classes, and can't believe how much pilates has transformed my core strength and eliminated back pain. Nice clean waiting room with water and coffee. A+ studio all around

I was looking to get back to pilates after being away for years. There are pilates studios really…read moreclose to me, but I came to the R3finery because they were quick to respond and great on the phone. When I arrived, I was greeted by the nicest people. The space is clean and light-filled -- also, it's just beautiful -- and being there feels special. It's like a boutique studio. And the pilates has been amazing. I've been doing 1:1 sessions with Katie and really love it. She's so great, makes it a lot of fun, and I leave feeling leaner and longer. I love and highly recommend the R3finery!

I'm new to Pilates and I have to say I love this place! Ann…read moreMarie is a great instructor, who is very caring and careful when teaching new customers. Very excited to continue learning! Lakashi

Great date night idea with my wife very challenging but highly recommend. Ann Marie was an…read moreexcellent instructor and very patient.

This is a review for the Pilates reformer classes! The instructors are great and will correct your…read moreform so you'll get the most out of the workout! I also like the class ratio size, max amount of students is 6, so the instructor can really give her attention to each student throughout the workout class :)

I have been taking the barre classes at Managed Fitness for several years, All of the instructors…read moreare welcoming and give a cohesive workout in an intimate setting. The workouts range in ability levels and since they are small size classes the instructors are tuned into your specific goals and limitations. I have not been able to duplicate this experience elsewhere.

Charges fees for canceling class less than 24 hours in advance even though you have a monthly…read moremembership. The studio is overbooked. Constant waiting lists. Because of the waitlists people are mad if some cancels less than 24 hrs in advance. If you are sick when you get up you get punished for not feeling well.

Strong, lean, and long. After my 2nd child and not being able to feel fit with the dieting and…read moreyoga, I decided to give Pilates a try. Wow, am I happy I did. I wish I would have started much earlier. I feel strong and after 3 months, noticing changes. I still have a ways to go, however I no longer strive to be skinny. I want to be strong! Thank you for providing a fun and supportive environment!!

Athlete here. Gave SLT a shot while visiting my in laws for Fourth of July, because I do Pilates…read morefor cross training 3-4 times a week and wanted to stay consistent while on vacation for a few days. I had done two Lagree classes prior to trying SLT as well as a Solidcore class at one of their LA studios. I opted for SLT this time only because they had a 2/$40 intro deal which was a little more cost effective than paying the drop in rate at the Solidcore studio nearby. I showed up for my first of two classes, and the reception girl was nice and gave me a refresher on the megaformer but warned me "you'll be lost and that's okay". She actually advised me to "copy others" if that became the case. That should have been my sign to leave, as Lagree and Pilates are both about having proper form, not just "copying" another participant which can lead to injury. If your cueing is that bad where participants are "lost," perhaps you shouldn't market it as an "all levels" class. Then I find out the instructor I had signed up for was switched to Farah, which should have been my second sign to leave. Dang, was she is rough. And not in a good way. She's forceful, impatient, and comes off very pompous. She actually had us hold movements to a beat at one point, like what? You're supposed to count at a steady pace; what instructor worth their salt coordinates the movements to their playlist? I spent the first 20 minutes debating on whether I should just walk out before I decided to ignore her vibe and just sweat it out. Instead of leaving empowered to take on my day, I left demoralized and disappointed. Then I took Alexandra's class on my second of two visits, and it was night and day. She's truly the only reason I'm giving SLT 3 stars and not 1. She was the saving grace, as she offered fantastic cues and did good demonstrations that were easy to follow. If I'm "copying" anyone, it should be the trained instructor. Alexandra was also attentive to everyone and offered gentle corrections when needed. She was courteous and asked if I'm okay with hands-on corrections, which I appreciated as well. I thanked her for turning my experience at SLT around and left her class feeling strong and inspired. Can't say I'd ever go back to SLT though. I prefer studios that are a bit more professional and prioritize safety and form. Since those two classes, I racked up 6 more Lagree classes in California on top of my normal Pilates routine. Yet to have any experience get close to rivaling the awful class I had with Farah, and I vow to walk out of any instructor's class that times a movement to "when the beat drops."

Get ready to sweat (I accidentally had written the word "swear" and was going to remove it but…read morerealized that's probably a reality too!) shake and burn- don't go if you're tired / dehydrated/ hung over / hungry etc - you really need to be in top shape to try this workout Especially If it's your first time GO EARLY! The owner did a nice job of showing me the machine and explaining aaaalllllll the parts pieces and accessories... I teach on a traditional reformer and this was an ENTIRELY different ball game !! The coach was very good at constantly coming up to me and correcting form and pointing out when I wasn't listening/ understanding cues correctly- even your BRAIN needs to be turned on and ready to listen cause it's ALOT ! Hope they come to DC one day !

Solid reformer classes with adept instructors who guide and engage with care. The best part of…read morethis place is their infrared sauna. A clean and well equipped private set up. It was my sanctuary during a stressful holiday period and I encourage everyone to check it out!! Great bathroom and even shower facility to comfortably clean up and change. Great place !

I had an initial private session with Tara and really enjoyed the experience…read more The studio recommends that students sign up for private instruction before taking a group Pilates class, and they offer a discounted rate for your first 50-minute private session. I'm a total novice at Pilates, so Tara took time to explain proper form and alignment, which I really appreciated. We spent the first part of the session doing mat exercises, and then she led me through some exercises on the Reformer. Tara was friendly, encouraging, and patient, and her explanations were very clear. She adjusted the exercises to my level (absolute beginner), but she also made sure that my form was totally correct, and I'm really grateful for that. Setting up the appointment through the Align website was easy, and I was relieved to find that the studio has its own parking lot, so I didn't have to worry about finding street parking. The studio space is clean, welcoming, and large. I'm looking forward to checking out the group classes at Align and maybe taking some more private sessions.

Went for an intro class and had a great time. I really do recommend checking it out if you've never…read morehad a class! The instructors really showed us how to use the machines and the flow of how classes go.

I wouldn't recommend Club Pilates, I have been to two different locations and feel the same about…read moreboth of them. There are way too many reformers/people in class, and the teachers don't pay attention to each participants form as a result of these packed classes. I much prefer a smaller more boutique studio for pilates. Form and proper breathing is so critical to ensure you are targeting the right muscles.

I left Sam's pilates/barre/yoga class feeling energized, positive and motivated! I highly…read morerecommend. Plus, the studio is very pretty and nicely equipped.

From the owner: At Project Physique, we are fitness artists expressing ourselves through movement and strength. We…read moreare dedicated to bringing you the fitness triangle which combines sweat, connection, and clarity. We keep our classes balanced, unique, and ever-changing. It's of the upmost importance to us to research and experiment so we can offer well-rounded classes.

I did the unlimited trial for 3 weeks at studio 509. Definitely worth the money (currently $50)…read more You get access attend classes both in-person and virtually as well as access to that weeks video recording of classes. I attended over 14 classes by either medium in this time. It was a great way to try out a bunch of classes to see what you like. I am personally not a dancer (beginner) and have done more yoga and there were plenty of options that weren't intimidating. The instructors I met were all very nice and welcoming. I'll include my two cents on each class below- but note as I said I am a beginner dancer and I also did not read the descriptions on the website before booking, i usually signed up through the app. *Fun tip for shy or dancing-intimidated people you can attend classes virtually first (or watch the past recordings for that class prior) if your are unsure of the difficulty level before you sign up for in person. Check the schedule before buying the trial or classes, there are not many afternoon/evening classes especially on the weekend. Pilates - Loved the pilates classes the most, attended several in person. It's not on the reformer machines, its on matts. This was doable and lightly challenging with my existing exposure to yoga. If you have no exposure, as with many of these classes, you'll catch on after a class or two. Dance Fusion - If you are a dancer or were a dancer in the past this is probably the class for you. It's a lot of choreo and you learn a routine during the class, line up in paris or groups and do the routine. Too hard for me but I didnt read the description prior and attended virtually so it was fine. Thrive - This was a fun calm dance class, lots of older ladies there. it incorporates chair yoga, dancing, legs and arms work outs. You can still work up a sweat and get your cardio in but it's not high intensity. Groovefit- I think this was my second favorite class. It gives zumba vibes Totalfit- cardio/aerobics and weights, not too hard. can get sweaty Ballet- I attended 1 session virtually and it was not too hard considering my lack of experience. I think they had people line up in the in-person sessions and do leaps/ sashets one by one etc, I would have been nervous doing that. Overall I had a great time attending classes at Studio 509, this deal was totally worth it. Highly recommend

(Your image needs to be updated.)…read more Every instructor here is magnetic. The classes are fun, and not too challenging. They really cater to their clientele -- older women in the area, but as a 29-year-old getting back into fitness I still found their classes to be fun.