Oh my god, I am so happy to have found x2o studio!!!…read more I've been deep into lagree for the last year, and needed a studio for when I'm in Los Gatos. I live about 30 mins away, but I'm in Los Gatos often so it's convenient to have a studio nearby that I love. I've been over 5 times so far (whenever I'm in town), and every instructor I've had is equally amazing. The studio is pretty cold when you walk in, but within 5 minutes you're warmed up and it becomes the perfect temperature for a workout. The music is great and this studio is a vibe. Truly one of the best I've found-- and I've tried a lot in the area!

New favorite Pilates studio! I was introduced to it by my cousin's gf, who recently became an…read moreinstructor (s/o to Paris--go take her classes!). What stood out to me was how spacious and aesthetically pleasing the studio is. It gives total "Pilates princess" vibes, and the instructors are so friendly and welcoming. With about 12 reformers, the class size feels intimate, and the instructors do a great job walking around to help correct form and technique. The upbeat, popular music they play adds a motivating energy that makes those tough exercises more bearable! Plus, the reformers are wiped down after each class, and the calming scent in the studio is such a nice touch. What really sets this studio apart from others is that they also offer weight training and HIIT classes which is located next door. If you're looking to mix things up with other forms of exercise, this is the perfect place to do it! Classes are booked through their app, where you can even select your preferred spot. That said, it's a good idea to arrive about 10 minutes early to secure the spot you want. I'd definitely recommend this studio to anyone looking to start or continue their Pilates journey--it's the perfect mix of style, comfort, and variety!

I am one of the Los Gatos Spenga's founding members. I've been going here over four years and…read morerecently celebrated my 500th session. This means that this review is about three and a half years late. I first joined Spenga from a gym that did a lot of HIT workouts. The workouts were decent, but there was never time given to cool down and stretching. I heard about the new Spenga opening up in LG and was immediately interested due to the yoga. Spenga is a whole body work out-- spin/strength/yoga (20 minutes of each in an hour long session). If you have never done the Spenga work out-- it is HARD. Every single time. Because as you get stronger and stronger, your "sweet spot" (power output on the bike) gets higher and you are encouraged to lift heavier weights and do stronger yoga poses. The combination of spin/strength/yoga goes by quickly, especially as there's so much you have to pay attention to. But the reason I have stayed so long at Spenga is the instructors and the community. Some instructors (Marina) have been there from the start. She recently celebrated her 2000 session. Chloie-- also an OG-- celebrated her 1500 session. Having the same instructors mean they get to know you personally (which is a double-edge sword-- they will push you to work harder!!) One of the co-owners, Dan, is a regular-- he is often at the front desk or taking a class with us. The instructors and the front desk team make you feel welcomed. You are greeted by name (unlike other studios I've attended where they work hard to ignore you), and the instructors even ask you to introduce yourself to your neighbor in the work out. As I take classes at the same time every day, I get to know the other people in the class. We cheer each other on, especially during the tough workouts. There are lots of celebration moments-- check out Spengalg's instagram accounts to see pics of the clients hitting major milestones, working on their birthday, etc. Spenga attracts all kinds of people. It's a workout that has something for everyone. Whether you are looking to get back in shape, get into a shape you have never been, or wanting variety from your current routine, I'd recommend giving Spenga a visit!

I initially chose Spanga as a substitute class in addition to my Pilates and cardio. I had really…read morehigh hopes, thinking a 60-minute class combining spinning, strength, and yoga was a great concept and a well-diversified combination. After taking the initial trial class, I decided to buy a 10-class package to really try it out. Unfortunately, after taking a few more classes, I found myself really disliking it. The studio itself is really nice, and the staff is very kind. The spinning and yoga portions are pretty standard and totally fine. What I really dislike is the strength portion (the resistance and weight training part). It is held in an open setting with a maximum of 26 spots. The instructor gives a set of exercises and then lets members work at their own pace with their own selected weights. I found it not only very messy and unorganized, but also lacking in discipline and correction. Proper posture and choosing the right weights are extremely important in weight training. With 26 students doing their own thing, everybody is trying, but many have incorrect posture. This makes it ineffective and prone to injuries. Almost no corrections were given by the instructor. There are a couple of small TVs on the wall showing demonstrations of the assigned exercises, but they are quite small, and sometimes what is shown on screen differs from what the instructor demoed. There is another 60-minute class called Reps, which is pretty much pure strength and weight training. I took that class twice and had the exact same experience: it was messy, unorganized, and lacked discipline and form correction. One of the rap classes I took had 2 stripper-type ladies wore high heels dancing in the class. I think it was meant to boost everyone's morale... maybe ? but it totally weirded me out. Seeing 2 of them wearing tights and skimpy clothes, shaking their butt and booty, just looked weird and inappropriate to me. It totally weirded me out. If someone is already highly experienced in weight training and knows what they are doing, maybe this class works for them. But for the general public, based on what I saw, about 80% of the people have form problems. In some ways, this kind of setting defeats the purpose and can do more harm than good.I really want to use up the classes I bought. But every time I think about going, I feel resistant. Right now, these leftover classes are just going to be a waste of money for me.

I've been using this micro-gym for a few months now and I've really enjoyed my time here. The owner…read moreis very nice and I find it really convenient for me. I can schedule my session for whatever time works best for me and I appreciate the privacy it comes with. I used to go to City Sports but would always have to wait for machines during busy days. That's not an issue here. Also it is much cleaner than other public gyms. The gym has everything you need! Highly recommend!

I really enjoy my workouts here because of the privacy, it has all the equipment I need, the ease…read moreof scheduling is great and having peace of mind knowing I'm in a safe place is priceless. You have to try it you won't regret it!

After trying and liking a similar studio that was a little too far for me, I ended up giving…read moreSculpt50 a try and really liked it as well. I'd heard of Lagree but never really knew what it was, and didn't even know this was Lagree going into it, but it's basically a more intense form of pilates that uses a megaformer vs the traditional one. I'm glad I had a base of already working out and trying two other similar classes before coming here, so it was a little less intimidating. I think a beginner could definitely get the hang of this, but having a good foundation felt necessary to get the full benefits of the class and workout. And of course instructor direction and examples were a big factor in succeeding in the classes as a newcomer. I've had a handful of different instructors and have definitely found the one that is more my style and more motivating to me (shout out Ankitha), but I've generally liked all of the instructors enough to go back to their classes. Finding an instructor that works for you makes all the difference though when you're powering through a touch class, which these often are. I originally signed up for their first timers offer of 4 classes for $99. Other than that, without a membership classes run at $38 per, but they have a ton of different packages and memberships that could make classes range from $11 (if you went every single day) to $30 with a larger upfront cost. I ended up getting a class pack so that I wasn't limited or expected to attend a certain number of classes a month and have really liked the flexability. They have tons of classes throughout the day and week, so finding an opening isn't too hard.

Thank you to Charlene! she's one of the better instructors and I came home feeling so sore :)…read morethat's when you know her routine killed you! I love how there's so much lighting in here and all the women here are super nice and inviting. I personally prefer lagree over Pilates since you can really focus on slower movements, which is when you start to shake like an earthquake. I book on Classpass!

GREAT ENERGY! I love how Sheila infuses her Indian culture and music into her classes.read more

I hate to be the one to bring the rating down but wow, Yelp let me down! I bought a voucher for…read morethese classes some time ago *based on the Yelp reviews* and was in for the shock of my life. The 5 star reviews set my expectations way too high. This review is for 1 weekday morning class. Btw, I love Zumba and have taken dance and fitness classes regularly with other instructors and studios. The pros - Sheila is a great dancer, I'm guessing she has a dance background and not just fitness instruction (big difference). Negatives - *The studio is very old and shabby with not enough air during class or even lighting for my liking. I would not send my kids to Dance Effects studio which Sheila uses for Zumba. *I got there 15 minutes early but doors don't even open until right before class start time. Regulars show up 5 minutes before class or after. *Students are mostly regulars and cliquish *Sheila doesn't really instruct, she mostly moves and you follow. *Most students do not or cannot follow the routine so energy in room is low. Low impact, good for older adults but not me. *Oddest bunch of students I've ever experienced, two students were literally doing their own routines, 1 with hand weights and the other having a great old time by himself and hooting. The 1 with hand weights stared grinding her hips for no apparent reason during cool down even though that wasn't part of Sheila's routine. It's great regulars have found a groove and probably cleared it beforehand to do their own (rehabilitative?) workouts during class time but it would be helpful if Sheila explained this to new people. Otherwise, very distracting! The guy hooting was annoying even when not dancing. *Regulars were complaining about Sheila before doors opened and gossiping about an incident that occurred the day before which caused one of them to leave class early. Sheila seemed high-strung and/or in a bad mood. Overall I had the strangest and most memorable Groupon-Fitness experience here. Your mileage may vary!

I love Power4 and am so grateful I landed here. I used to teach fitness so quality instruction is…read moresuper important to me. I've tried most of the studios in the LG area and this one is by far the best. Not to mention it's inclusive, non-intimidating, and classes have a wide age range. The instructors, front desk staff and owner are so friendly. I have chronic back issues and I've been able to rebuild strength without injuring myself. Side note: I haven't had any trouble getting into classes and I attend class 4-5x per week. Don't let the waitlist intimidate you; it moves fast!

Really liked the studio and the classes were great. We signed up for some classes and got to try…read morequite a few of them. We liked their level 2 classes more than the level 1s. The level 1s can be great too depending on the teacher. Some teachers put up a great challenge even in level 1 while others made it pretty easy and I didn't feel like my core was getting the challenge it needed. Almost always the reformer level 2 classes were booked so we couldn't end up signing up for those weeks in advance. We attended one by a new / training teacher and that was fabulous. Decided not to continue because the reformer level 2s were super hard to get into and wish there were more of those.

My family enrolled our son for this program. I was highly impressed with Master Fanelli. I love the…read morecleanliness of the facility. I like the approach in the teaching of accountability, respect, playing by the rules, attention to detail. It's very good structure for learning and development, but Master Fanelli also makes it fun. We have been to several other martial arts classes before here and this is the best experience we have had!

My 3-year-old absolutely loves coming here for Taekwondo! He looks forward to every class and has…read moreso much fun while also learning discipline, confidence, and new skills. Master Fanelli is amazing with young kids--patient, encouraging, energetic, and knows exactly how to keep them engaged. Highly recommend this place, especially for little ones starting out with Taekwondo!

This is an awesome gym in Los Gatos. I attended a mitt work class here…read more It's a legit boxing gym open to beginners and experts alike - there is a ring, heavy bags, and focus mitts. The coaches are passionate. This is going to become my go-to in the bay area :)

Coach Tony and team make the classes fun, engaging, and educational. They've been very welcoming to…read moreall students no matter what your experience level is. I attend the Saturday morning mitt classes and already feel accomplished on the weekend right after. I started boxing for fitness and Title and Rumble, but really enjoy Los Gatos Boxing more with the instruction they provide.

Stephanie is simply the best!…read more First, she starts by thoroughly assessing your body so that every single workout is customized specifically to your needs and current physical situation. Second, safety is her top priority. She closely observes your movement and constantly checks in on which muscles are engaging. If she notices any muscle compensation, she immediately modifies the exercise. I feel completely safe following her instructions. Finally, when I recently hurt my lower back, she guided me through corrective exercises. The very next morning, I was able to stand up and walk--it was truly amazing! I highly recommend her.

I've been training with Matt at Method3 for a little over 6 months now, and I've honestly noticed…read moresuch a big difference in my strength. He's really good at knowing when to push me and when to adjust things, and he always makes sure my form is right. I also really appreciate how encouraging and easygoing he is. The workouts are challenging, but he makes them enjoyable, and I've definitely gotten a lot more confident with strength training since working with him. Really happy with the progress I've made and would definitely recommend Matt!

My son has had such a great experience at XMA! The classes are a perfect balance of discipline and…read morefun, and the coaches are wonderful at keeping the kids engaged and interested. He looks forward to every class and is learning so much while having a great time. Highly recommend!

I contacted them about my three daughters (6/8/10) who have no marital arts experience, the owner…read moreMr. Payam was extremely rude & condescending to me over the phone, even interrupting my wife on the call. I was going to give them a try even though I don't live close (South San Jose), and unfortunately have to try another business. Terrible customer service!