I love taking classes here!! The instructors are all super friendly and lead great classes. I like…read morehow they have a variety of classes here in terms of different levels but also different styles (reformer, barre, cardio, trx, etc.) I got a great deal on a 5-class pack through Groupon that I just finished but will definitely look into getting more classes because they were amazing!!

I came here for the intro class, and once I arrived it really seems like they either drew a lot of…read moreinspiration from Club Pilates, or they maybe branched off from Club Pilates (I have no idea if either of these are true, but it had an EXTREMELY familiar feel). The instructor for our class was great! The intro class is again, very similar to the Club Pilates intro class where they basically just show you the basics of the reformer, although I will say this class was longer than the one at Club Pilates and felt closer an actual class. There is a pretty big (but busy) parking lot since it's in the same strip mall as Apna Bazar and Felipe's Market. I don't live close enough to this studio to justify signing up for a membership, but it seems nice if you're looking for a Club-Pilates style studio.

Loved my first experience at Flo today! The studio feels so luxe and calming. I was so happy to…read morehear that this studio offered Cadillac pilates. It's very hard to find in the Bay Area around me unless if you're paying for really expensive/private 1:1 sessions. Ariel was fantastic! She is very knowledgeable and does wonders with correcting and adjusting your form. For the Cadillac classes, there's a max of 4 spots each session so you really get individualized attention. There is also an underground parking garage between the studio and Starbucks. This area is not the easiest for parking so having a garage is a great plus. Overall, I really enjoyed my first experience here and am looking forward to more classes!

I attended Align Flo (the studio's intro class) with Charlene today and I really enjoyed it! The…read morestudio is very chic and cute (new floor smell, birchwood reformers from Balanced Body with white cushions, baby blue exercise balls and bands, slippers for when you need to go to the bathroom). The Align Flo class was exactly as advertised: a slow-paced intro to reformer Pilates that still works out your core and gives you a solid taste of what Pilates is like. The studio is small, there are 8 reformers total and 4 Cadillacs (my 7 AM class only had 4 or 5 attendees, so the class was very small). As far as I can tell, the style of Pilates is pretty classical: there's an emphasis on syncing movement with breath, an overall slow pace, attention to form. There is some mid-tempo music playing in the background, but the emphasis is on the instructor and what you're doing, which I really like. Charlene gave students individual corrections as needed. Would definitely go again!

Great location with plenty of parking, challenging classes and great high energy and fun…read moreinstructors. The owner Emma is wonderful!

Love this place! Started going because of close walking distance. I continue to go because it's a…read moregreat workout. Clean, positive, upbeat, and challenging. I highly recommend. I wish pricing could be more reasonable. Maybe neighborhood discount could be offered?

I was looking into local barre studios and was super excited to find out they offer a free intro…read moreclass for new guests! The staff members were all extremely kind and welcoming, and the space itself is super vibrant and clean. The instructor put us through a challenging, high-energy workout, but she was incredibly motivating throughout the entire session. I really appreciated that she stopped to check in with everyone and offered hands-on assistance for some of the more challenging movements. I also liked that there was zero pressure to buy a membership at the end. If you're looking to try a new workout with a supportive, positive community, I definitely recommend checking this place out!

I took Pure Barre Sunnyvale for the first time over the weekend, and I was amazed. As someone who…read moregoes to the gym every day and does a variety of workouts, I truly underestimated Pure Barre, and wow, I could not have been more wrong. The small studio creates an intimate, personal vibe for each individual while still fostering a strong sense of belonging. The instructor, who is also the owner, Selam, walked around the room and gently adjusted our posture and positioning throughout the class, which made the experience feel very intentional, attentive, and supportive. Pure Barre focuses on targeting the smallest muscle groups, the ones you normally cannot reach or do not even realize exist. You only discover them the next day when everything is sore. I was sweating, my body was shaking while holding some of the positions, and I could feel muscles working that I did not know I had. That is what a great workout does, and that is how you know the hour was truly well spent. What sets Pure Barre Sunnyvale apart from other gyms is its unique, family-like vibe, something you do not find everywhere. From the cleanliness, cozy lighting, and thoughtfully provided equipment to the beautiful souls in the local community, everyone comes together regardless of fitness level to work toward the same goal. With about ten people in each session, you have enough personal space while still feeling a sense of belonging, acceptance, safety, and support. It truly feels like a community that is growing and thriving together, and that is the right environment for people to excel in both their fitness and personal goals. So if you have not tried Pure Barre, want to change up your exercise routine, challenge yourself with new movements, shift your workout vibe, be part of a beautiful and positive community, are just starting your fitness journey and do not know where to begin, or are simply curious and want to discover muscle groups you did not know you had, Pure Barre Sunnyvale is the answer. Give it a try, and you will come back to thank me later.

Highest quality functional movement Pilates Studio anywhere I've found while traveling around the…read moreplanet, searching out all sorts of movement experiences.

So I finally got around to trying this place...finally...and I'm sure glad I did. One might say, It…read morewas on my "gut busting" tour. I walked in for a pilates mat class and walked out with a free one-OH YAH! I arrived a bit early to check out the digs. Bridget was kind enough to give me a tour and inspire me to work hard! Nice industrial space that caters to working off some steam! On the left is the studio for group classes, and on the right is the equipment/reformer room. They must have had like 8 or so machines. It was cool and I assume great for personal training. After my "tour," Bridget set up me up right in front. "Up here" I asked? She smiled, handed me the equipment I needed and wished me good luck. I remember lying nervously awaiting the arrival of the instructor. What was I going to have to do...AND in front of the class...? Wowza! Enter Jocelyn S., whose simple stature and being was very deceiving. She was strong, flexible, and very easy to listen to. I liked the sound of her voice, and she made me feel very comfortable and strong all at the same time. Thanks to Mercy B...I was ready for this class. I loved it, and can see how I will be challenged. Definitely a good core workout and I can't wait to explore options. It's convenient, parking is easy, studio is clean, and staff is great. I am excited. I like that they help you with breathing, posture, strength, and flexibility. Sign me up for a package...core strength here I come!

YOLA offers a wonderful yoga experience with excellent teachers and a friendly, welcoming staff…read more teachers like Toni, Louis, Tammy, and Birgit are all highly experienced and bring their own unique specialties to their classes. The diverse class schedule provides a refreshing change from the cookie-cutter approach often found in corporate yoga studios, offering a variety of practices to suit different needs. I also appreciate the chance to enjoy a cup of tea before or after class.

The best yoga studio!! Great teachers, other clients, and…read morevenue Theresa is the best on Friday evenings, but they all r great!!

I am deeply disappointed by the complete lack of empathy and rigid corporate attitude at…read moreYogaSource. I have been a member, but recently had to request a pause on my account due to a serious medical diagnosis: severe clinical anemia. My doctor strictly prohibited all physical activity because of high risks of fainting (syncope), shortness of breath, and neurological symptoms. This is not a choice; it's a medical necessity. When I reached out to freeze my membership during my recovery, I was told by Bailey from the "YogaSource team" that I would be charged a $25/month pause fee for March and April. They wanted to charge me to NOT use their services while I am physically incapacitated. When I explained that charging a fee under these extreme medical circumstances was unreasonable and asked to simply cancel without a penalty, their response was even more cold. They cited a strict "30-day notice" policy, informed me that I must make one last full membership payment on 3/24, and then offered to turn that final $99 charge into an "account credit" for a future in-studio purchase. YogaSource would rather force a final payment out of a sick member than show a shred of understanding. Forcing a credit I can only use if I return shows they care more about future revenue than a person's current health crisis. If you are looking for a community that values its members' well-being, stay far away from this place. Their policy-over-people approach is predatory and heartless. UPDATE: The owner, Christina, reached out to me personally after seeing my review. She was very empathetic, admitted the situation was mishandled, and clarified that they do not charge fees for medical emergencies. While the initial experience was stressful, I am very impressed with the owner's integrity and her commitment to doing the right thing for her members. I feel much better about returning to this studio once I am recovered.

I took many classes here from 2024-25: regular (non-heated) vinyasa, slow flow vinyasa, hot…read morePilates, and restorative yoga. Overall, my experience has been good and I would recommend the studio. However, a few things you should know before you go: - Classes can get very crowded (I don't believe there's a cap on students) so sometimes there will be very little space for you to put down your mat and stretch. - There are a lot of heated classes here, and if a non-heated class follows a heated class, the studio will still be warm. If you don't mind warm rooms it won't be an issue, but as someone who really can't tolerate exercising in rooms that are not cool/borderline cold, this was a big reason that I eventually stopped coming here. - Parking in downtown Palo Alto is difficult during peak hours (after 5 PM on weekdays and especially on weekends between 10 AM to 7 PM), so you should budget parking time accordingly. With all that said, here are more detailed impressions of each type of class: - Vinyasa: Nice flow sequence. Lots of attention to breath work, mindfulness, form. Plenty of modifications offered. Soothing environment. - Slow flow vinyasa: Same as above, but at a slower pace, with somewhat less challenging movements. - Hot Pilates: This class is incredibly popular and gets very crowded on weekends. It is more of a Pilates-inspired aerobics class than classical slow-flow Pilates: the music is loud and upbeat, there is a lot of squeezing and pulsing done to the beat, cardio (jumps, mountain climbers, etc.), and light resistance work with 1-3 pound weights and resistance bands. The class is too fast-paced for teachers to offer individual corrections, but they do provide modifications. I think the room is heated above 100 degrees but I'm not sure; either way, you will sweat buckets. If you like heated workouts, you will love this, but as someone who struggles even with warm rooms I simply couldn't cope with the heat. To each their own though. - Restorative yoga: The poses are relaxing but the teacher talks a lot for a restorative class. Most of the time, she is giving Buddhist-inflected encouragements to self-reflection, which I think I would appreciate if I was more interested in Buddhism but sometimes I just want to rest.

I took 2 classes as part of the intro deal with Huyen and Cindy. Both instructors were super…read morefriendly and helpful with form! I did the total body workout and we hit everything from core to legs, arms, and obliques. The studio itself is one of the prettiest I've been to. It's clean and spacious yet welcoming. The strong AC is great for classes in during the summer heat. The lagree reformers are soo comfy and versatile. It's really well padded and the fabric on the straps are much softer than most machines. The studio is easy to find and there's lots of parking too!

I fell in love with lagree because of Michelle!…read more This studio itself is so clean and comfortable. It's very spacious and there's an area in the back to put your belongings so everything is secure. Michelle made me feel so welcomed my first time. Though it was scary, and at many times I felt lost, she made sure to guide me while still being attentive to all the other students. Even after class she would check in with me and see how I was feeling since she knew I was a beginner. Now I will be religiously taking class from Michelle!