I cannot say enough good things about studio three! I've been a member for a little over 2 years now and ive gotten several of my friends to join as well. s3 stands out from other boutique fitness classes I've taken because of their emphasis on form rather than going through moves quickly. I feel like my form has significantly improved. they have a great variety of instructors with different teaching styles and amazing playlists - it's never stale. I always leave feeling amazing and it's often the highlight of my day! read more

Studio three offers the most class times, locations, and instructors than any other gym I have been apart of in the city! Never did I think I would enjoy taking two classes in one day before joining such a great community! read more

A premium gym experience that makes you feel so accomplished. I discovered their Torch classes on ClassPass and I'm addicted. It's 60 minutes, blood-pumping music, three rotations on weights, treadmill, and rowers. I'm guaranteed to be exhausted but there's such a high and thrill that follows. Great amenities -- showers, a lot of products for the ladies, free towels (don't you hate it when you pay for towels especially when you're paying $20+ for a class?). Good staff, good vibes. read more

This studio has all the bells and whistles from the bikes to the sound system and lightning :) Sayre is a wonderful cycle instructor, she has great positive energy and you can tell she cares about /likes what she does. read more

Studio Three - Yoga Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

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Went to a class using class pass. Way too over booked. Could hardly have any space to put down my yoga mat. I was brushing against the brick wall the hole time. It would have been a great class if they would limit the number of people. read more

I've tried the 3x3 (total body weight training) and Hidef (mix of Pilates and weights) classes and loved them both! The room is slightly heated which is great for some extra burn. All of the trainers are super helpful as well! There is tons of room to spread out if you take their classes around noon. read more

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I took the HI DEF 45 class via classpass and loved it. It was a heated class that used weights and resistance bands. I had done heated yoga classes with weights but not resistance bands. I hate cycling so I'm passing on their spin classes but I would like to check out their cardio classes. Likes - challenging class; probably one of the hardest heated classes I've ever taken in my life...I was definitely sore for a few days. - provided mats - instructor on a mic Dislikes - as a first timer, I didn't realize checkin and the class was upstairs. I had gone to the cycling class desk - insanely packed room - not tons of help picking the appropriate weights or bands - didn't see the instructor correct people's form read more

My FIRST, $1.75-ish LIMITLESS drip coffee that is slightly citrusy/tangy. Coconut milk or soy is offered. Impressive tap dispensers for coffee and tea [barista not needed]. Glass VENUE that seriously brings the light with outside-in concept. Usually an eco concept to minimize electricity usage, yet expensive track lighting and all lights are on. :-( No LEED certification here. Friendly. Helpful. Clean. Organize. I look forward to Vanilla Nitro. read more

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Studio Three is a really rockin' gym in Chicago. They offer three distinct classes: hot yoga, Torch, which is a bootcamp style circuit class, and cycling. It's setup on three different levels, so overall, pretty easy to navigate and can hold a lot of folks at one time without you even realizing. Booking online was a cinch on Sunday evening for the entire week I was in town. It was also easy to make changes and cancellations throughout the week without incurring a fee (unless it's less than 12 hours before). I did both yoga and Torch classes, but am not a big spinner. Each was intense in its own way. The yoga class was thankfully not so hot on this particular day (something about the air not working), but I was appreciative of that as I'm not in love with hot yoga and still managed to work up a sweat. The Torch class was very similar to Orangetheory or Barry's Bootcamp, if you're familiar. I did this two days in a row with two different instructors. Each had their own style and each kicked my butt in a MAJOR way. Props for that! There are plenty of bathrooms, towels, showers, water fountains, etc. There is even a cafe at the entrance for some post workout fuel. In my mind, the only thing missing was a barre class. But then there would be four different classes and then they would probably have to rename it Studio Four, add on another level and... Yeah, let's just keep it as is. read more

My favorite place in Chicago for cycle, strength, and yoga. Amazing community, challenging classes, and the BEST instructors in the city!!

This place is intense. If you're looking for a workout to kick your butt, you've come to the right place. The facilities are beautiful with a shower and a cafe (that serves Bulletproof coffee, smoothies, etc). I came for two back to back 6am yoga classes. The first class was not really my style, even though they were advertised as the same class. It was a little too focused on moving quickly and less so on the mindfulness aspect of yoga. It might be your jam, but it wasn't for me. Sui Wen taught the intense one. A lot of people love the class, but I just prefer yoga where the style isn't "stretch as far as you can go," but more "find what works for you" with more alternatives offered. The second class I went to (it was a Thursday morning) was exactly like that and it was perfect. The classes can be scheduled online and the people working the desks are super nice for it being 6am. Definitely a great workout spot! read more

Let me preface this by saying, I am not a spin fan. It's less about spin and more about my lack of endurance and love for comfy seats, but I thoroughly enjoyed my last class at Studio Three- Cycle 45. This was my first time using Classpass, so I found the receptionist to be incredibly helpful and friendly. They showed me how the studio is set up, where to go to change, restrooms and how future classes would look using Classpass. The studio was clean and the other work out folks were diverse in the way of different shapes, sizes and genders. I had Emily as my instructor and boy was she high energy and fun. I appreciated how she didn't put too much pressure to keep up with the resistance and she gave us 4ish minutes towards the end to do our own thing with the lights out. That gave me the opportunity to push myself in the dark, so there was no judgment, ha. The music was loud and an awesome selection, that really made you want to dance. They have staff that helps you set up your bike and I was glad a neighbor was nice enough to show me how to unclip my shoes (they snap in). I would say the only downfall was, I am very affected by smell. Bikes are very close to one another, so if you have a real sweater beside you, you might experience different scents. There is a fan that circulates and every so often you get a breeze of said scents. I guess we are all there to sweat and I should be focused on the workout, but my nose is powerful. All and all, great place and will be back! read more

I am so lucky to be part of an inclusive, supportive, and flourishing community! There is no other gym in Chicago with as much variety in class offerings, diverse, unique, and inspiring instructors, and overall luxurious experience by staff and studio space. The people make the place and I am so grateful for S3 every single day. read more

I will be the first to admit that I have commitment issues. With where I live, who I date, my career, and of course my fitness routine. That's why class pass was always such a treat for me from the moment it blossomed into my life. I could take classes all around the country for $100 per month and not have to commit to a gym or studio. Then something changed. I'm not sure if it was a sign of maturity or that class pass both increased their prices and got rid of the unlimited class option but something was different. I felt as though I was ready for a committed fitness relationship but it needed to be with the right studio. Equinox was always a consideration. They have great classes and all. But honestly who feels like being locked into $190 + per month. As someone who is always on the road I needed flexibility. When I am on the road I have gym but when I am home I care about 3 things. Bootcamp + Hot Yoga + Spin. Studio 3 meets and surpasses my needs. Not only do they have those three things I adore, but their spin studio has peloton bikes (easily the best most competitive spin class bike I have used). I love class with Dani (First Fridays are a straght 45 min of peddling and hauling ass) and Sayre. Studio Three also has Sue. I cant even call out the class alone because the instructor makes the class. She teaches a class called Inferno. I figured it to be a hot yoga class that would give me a nice saturday AM boost after a spin class. NOPE!!! I It is the toughest, hardest, tear your body up class ever. Especially after doing a class right before. And you want to complain about Sue shouting orders at you but she is in there doing ever single work out while she is shouting. She is an absolute legend. Think hot yoga meets tabata meets bootcamp with burpees. Yes folks. Burpees in a hot yoga room. Hydrate and be prepared to work. You will walk out feeling like both a million bucks and punching bag at the same time. This is the hardest class I have done in Chicago. The only harder class I have taken is tone house in NYC (refer to that review of death if you choose). There is also a killer juice bar up front. I've only gotten shakes. They are pretty dope. read more

This would be my go to studio...if I lived in Chicago. Three cheers for a great guest experience during a recent work trip and three cheers for the exercise options found at this location: yoga, spin and Pilates/crossfit-esque classes. As others have noted, Studio Three is very clean- from the bikes and lockers to the showers and locker room found on the second floor. My personal experience was with the spin classes. I appreciated the power meters on the bikes, provided shoes, amphitheater layout, easy bike booking process and music selections. As others have noted, you'll find a coffee and juice bar at the entrance. Based on my schedule perusing, it looks like they offer ongoing fun themed nights. All in all, I'm thankful for my 45 minute ass whoopin' and that this studio is a ten to fifteen minute walk from the Merchandise Mart. read more

I've been going to Studio Three on and off for a couple years. It really is a great place to work out. The staff is so attentive and nice. It's pricey but you get what you pay for. And I'd rather pay more for a near-perfect maintained facility and equipment, the best instructors (each and every one offers their own unique motivation) and convenient class times. I rejoined again last week after being gone a number of months. I was scared starting back because I'm out of shape...and twice the age as most of the people. My first class back was a Peloton class and I literally teared up a little because of the energy from everyone in the room and I forgot how much I loved that. The way the lighting is controlled, no one is paying attention to anyone else. It's you, the instructor and everyone's energy. Today, I took my first interval class. It was the 4:30 pm with Andrea W. This class intimidates me because I'm not a great runner and I haven't lifted weights or done a push-up in MONTHS. The instant Andrea opened the door, welcoming everyone individually, I was instantly put at ease. And throughout the class I felt grateful because she was extremely motivating yet all-inclusive so I didn't at all regret being there. The class flew by. And, afterwards, she made everyone feel so empowered. She's amazing. For anyone like me in their 40's (soon to be 50's), don't let anything intimidate you from joining. I actually really like being around all the youthful energy. And the instructors are great about showing different levels of intensity. It makes me feel justified in being there now yet gives me goals to work towards. read more

Studio three is an amazing gym, it has by far the best classes in the city, and the locker room is so much better than anywhere else you will find. I especially like the spin classes because the peloton bikes are really smooth riding and ALL digital. It's really easy to follow along in class and the ride is so smooth. I find that this spin class is much harder than most, and you actually can follow along on the resistance/rpm because it's right in front of you and the instructor gives you direction. I'm too much of a spin newbie to base resistance and rpm all on a feeling. I usually end up with lower resistance than I should have in most classes, but not here! TORCH is so difficult, I hate it so much because it is so hard but I have to force myself to go. It's very similar to Shred and orange theory. For the price you pay for all three classes here, it's so much more worth it to come to studio three than to pay the same for just one type of class at another studio. I have yet to take a yoga class but I heard they are great. The only things I wish studio three had: barre classes and a steam room! I think they could easily do barre classes in the yoga studio! If they offered barre they would attract a lot more people because this is the one reason I was hesitant to buy a membership. You can pay less at East Bank Club for a lot more amenities and a pool, but the classes here are so so so much better that it made me go with studio three. I'd still love a pool though :) read more

Studio Three - Yoga Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Yup, this place is the shit. Number One: They have the best spin bikes in the city. Seriously - smoothest ride ever, and if you're someone like me who needs things quantified and can't handle being told to make your resistance some random subjective number, these bikes are stats driven and display both resistance and RPMs. Hell, they even tell you your rank both in class and amongst all the Peleton riders riding at home. Oh, and shoes included. Number Two: Gorgeous ass yoga studio, with all the props you need. Seriously, being surrounded by a light airy studio, and not having to lug a mat around the city is enough to get the zen started, not to mention the huge variety of classes. You can rock a heated yoga class with weights, or a more restorative focused class, and everything in between. Number Three: Do you even lift, bro? Yup, the lower level rocks treadmills, decks, and rowers, so it's muscle time. Get your ass kicked with a combo of cardio and lifting to round your workout routines out. Number Four: All the instructors here are awesome. They know their shit and how to craft a motivating playlist, and the front desk is super friendly and kicks ass, too. Number Five: Now that you have the perfect body, don't forget to preorder an acai bowl from Graze to reward yourself for all your hard work. read more

Completed my first hot power yoga here using class pass. I've been practicing for some time having been a member of studios from AZ to Maine to Boston, etc. I was pleased with the efficiency, friendly staff, and cleanliness. Joined a noon class and it was packed with a diverse mix of people. I enjoyed the music (slow pop/hip hop mix), and the variety of yoga positions. The pace was steady, a bit fast so be ready to SWEAT! I'd come here again. All amenities included (towels, mat, showers, lockers..so it made it easy to stop in and head out without carrying too much of your own belongings. read more

Review for "Graze at Studio Three" Had an acai bowl which was solid. Included banana, blueberry, raspberry, coconut, hemp seed and granola. Great breakfast option on my way from home to the office. The smoothies are also good - I had the berry filled smoothie which was filling. Obviously, the smoothie and bowl model is meant to serve those working out and post class pick ups on the way to work. Good option to have in the neighborhood. read more

Studio Three - Yoga Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

Ahhhhh, consider me obsessed with all things Peloton at this point. That this studio offers these magical cycling classes in addition to yoga and interval training makes it better than AOK in my eyes. And what makes me even more of a fan? The outstanding customer service. From the check-in people to the friendly, inspirational instructors and now I'm gonna get specific, the guy who helps you out when you're clueless (four classes I've taken. And I still can't figure out the right seat/handlebar height, nor how to swiftly clip my shoes in. Sigh). I don't know his name, but he wears glasses and has black tattoos on his arm and is your cycling angel. This guy didn't make me feel like a fool and was just all around awesome because he stands at the entry to make sure that at any point in the class you are OK. So, yes, everyone makes you feel welcome and inspired to work your a$$ off, making this a five star experience. I only took the cycling class, but I spied some interesting options here making me feel some serious envy for Chicagoans because I don't even normally LIKE classes (I prefer to work out on my own at the gym). I mean, I don't even really "get" why anyone would possibly want to do a heated cycling or even worse, kickboxing class, but kudos for creative/trendy workout options. I'd probably stick to yoga and cycling. But anyway, options galore, friends, all contained within this spiffy little place. Another plus: space! Naturally the Manhattan Peloton studio is pure chaos first thing in the morning because... Manhattan. Here, the changing room is upstairs, but if you don't need that, there's a generous amount of lockers on the main floor and plenty of space to change your shoes, etc. Aaaand, there's a juice bar in front, where you can buy possibly the most expensive pre-made juices I've ever had (over 10 bucks each! Mon dieu!) read more

My retirement plan (30 years from now) was going to be to open a gym focused solely on classes. Studio Three beat me to it- a newish gym comprised of 3 studios (yoga, interval & cycling). While at a workcation downtown the past few days I had the opportunity to check out 2 of their 3 studios. Interval: Shred415 or Orange Theory fans will feel right at home here. Dustin kicked my tired butt at 5:45am (yikes!) with a running, weights and rowing class. I'm a huge Shred415 fan, but liked that this class includes rowing as well. Peloton: I'm obsessed w/ my Peloton bike at home so was excited to ride one among other people.I had heard Antonia was one of the better Peloton instructors and she didn't disappoint at 7am with her high energy and fun music. I look forward to taking more of her classes from home once they start broadcasting from the Chicago studio. Yoga: Personally not a yoga gal (too chill for me), but my yogi friends & colleagues were happy w/ the experience. Since I live in the burbs it's not very convenient for me to go here on a regular basis, but if I lived nearby I think they would see a lot of me. read more

Sooo I was somewhat wrong. I've found an instructor that I really liked and played minimal overly remixed music. I do think the overall selection of teaching styles/music choice is much smaller than other spin studios but it's a good place to get a good workout and it's cute. I will be sticking to Erin's class and the theme rides but will be back for sure If you like spinning to edm/fast remixed music and the occasional 80's rock song then Studio Three will be your jam! Other spin studios in the area have something musically for everyone. If you're into Top 40, hip hop or current pop you'll have to go somewhere else. I think whatever gets you pumped is great but I wish there was at least SOME variety. I love the cute vibe and proximity to my apartment but I've tried my 4th instructor today and I've officially given up. On a positive note every instructor read more

I went here for the first time last week and I think I want to leave my current gym for this place. Cute cafe at entrance with amazing smoothies that have cute names. 3 floors of amazingness. A yoga room, spinning room, and a room for interval training. Clean. Nice locker rooms with showers, hair dryers, and towels. Took yoga inferno. Yoga meets weight training in a hot room. Loved it! Staff is extremely nice and welcoming. read more

Studio Three - Yoga Near Me - Chicago, Illinois

I am a classpass member and I'm so glad this placed opened up! They have three studios within, one for spinning, one for torch and one for yoga. I use it almost exclusively for spinning. The studio is amazing, I love the bikes to the point that I'm considering buying one for my house! The instructors are all so different, I don't think I've had the same workout twice which is awesome when you are grinding your way up a 50 resistance hill. Whenever we have friends in town who want to do a workout class, this is the first one that pops to mind. Sunday morning at 9:30am for an hour then brunch! Its perfect! I don't love the yoga classes, the couples of times I've taken it there they keep trying to talk to me when i'm holding a pose. I'm trying to get zen while working out - don't talk to me. read more

I've been a member of Studio III for about 3 months now and I've been thoroughly pleased. The classes and instructors are clearly professionals and it's nice being at such a well run establishment. They have a detailed list of covid precautions which, in my opinion is very well done. I enjoy doing a combo of torch, cycle and weighted yoga classes. It's nice having the variety as I tend to get bored doing the same workouts over and over again. Very much enjoy coming here! read more

I joined Studio Three in July and have been so impressed. The gym is very professionally run and the Covid 19 precautions make you feel really safe while working out. If you enjoy variety in your workouts I would highly recommend the unlimited pass for all three studios. The Torch classes are similar to Orangetheory with treadmills/rowing. The cycle classes are like a mix of Fly Wheel with metrics and Soul Cycle with great music. The yoga studio has both strength and yoga classes so this gym really has it all. Lastly with coronavirus they have set up outdoor workout spaces that are really professionally done. There are so many class times and it's really easy to schedule/ get into classes. read more

Studio Three has everything to offer and then some! I have tried classes on all 3 levels and am always amazed by the variety, level of professionalism/mindfulness, and the challenge provided in each class. They offer a wide variety of awesome themed classes and challenges, one of my favorites being the Animal Flow class offered with Dustin last summer! The cycling studio always provides an insane cardio challenge with their skilled instructors and top-of-the-line Peloton bikes. I have participated in their March Madness challenge and love the healthy competition that gets stirred up with this annual competition! My only qualm is that, if you are driving to Studio Three, parking can definitely be tricky and is limited to metered parking available on the busy streets nearby. Parking aside, this is an amazing fitness option in the River North/Gold Coast area that offers a little bit of something for everyone. I highly recommend checking this spot out if you are free and in the area. While a little bit pricey for individual classes here and there, it is such a treat to work out here! read more

I'm obsessed with Cycle 45 (and if you're feeling particularly devilish, Endurance ride). This studio is, first of all, a basic b*tch's dream, and also pleasant for a girl like me who still works out in tee-shirts from 1997. It's giant, clean, with friendly workers, has a beautiful cycling studio on floor 1 and a yoga studio on floor 2 that I've never been to. Plentiful lockers, seats, whatever. TBH, I wasn't a believer in cycling, nor a believer in motivational exercise. Motivation for me means McDonalds is nearby, enough said. I've been to 20 cycling classes now through class pass, and I've been borderline obsessed with each one. Every instructor I've had has been uniquely energetic, motivating, sometimes hilarious, and inspires me to leave my dumb preoccupations at the door and "just ride." And they mean it. They live and breathe this studio and make you drink the kool-aid as well. The workout is amazing for the following reasons: 1) it satisfies my ADD requirements with exercise, every time I think it's getting tough, the instructor changes what we do and I am redirected and motivated 2) it's HARD. Works up a giant sweat, and is over before you know it. 3) Distracts you with 2 minutes of arm exercises toward the end, so the flow keeps going but you have an end in site. 4) Towels, ear plugs, and shoes provided. (PSA PLEASE WEAR EAR PLUGS YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW THE DAMAGE YOU ARE DOING TO YOUR EARS (I'm a doctor, you can trust me.)) 5) The bikes. Oh the bikes. They are INCREDIBLY smooth and comfortable and I never feel like my butt is numb and going to fall off (this can't actually physically happen, again, I'm a doctor). Cons: few, but present.The studio can be intimidating- everyone in the studio is pretty, totally fit, wearing the cool workout gear, and you walk by a counter serving $9 acai bowls on your way in. Forget this, nobody cares, everyone's here to ride. Also, some people are concerned that the screen is visible to your neighbors, I say screw this, I'm here for myself. Don't worry, again, nobody cares. read more

Great classes, good amenities CLASSES: I think they have a great variety of classes here. Torch: This is similar to orange theory-1/3 Treadmill, 1/3 Rowing, 1/3 Weights. This is definitely an intense class that will get your heart racing. Hi-def: Yoga in a heated room. I will say that this is also very similar to Core Power Yoga, if not almost identical. Very intense workout with a mix of cardio and weights. My one irritation with this class is that the instructors don't use a microphone and are literally screaming the entire class over the music and you can't hear what they are saying. I find this to be extremely annoying. Microphone, please. Spin: High energy spin class and you are able to see your stats on the board which can be motivating. If you are not into the competition aspect, you don't need to pay attention to this and can just do your own thing. Performance Stretch: I love this class to recover from my week of workouts. This is a pretty chill class that involves in-depth stretching. I totally zen out in this class and it's a great way to relieve stress. STUDIO: This is a full amenity, well kept studio. They provide towels, ear plugs (highly recommended in spin), shower supplies, water fountains, lockers, etc. They also have a smoothie/cafe in the entrance if you want a bite. Overall, great mix of classes in a clean and well stacked studio. read more

This is a review for mostly the cycling, as I've only been 1 yoga class and no interval classes. Cycling at studio three is truly fantastic. I had tried a few other studios and come away feeling generally "meh" about the entire experience. I'm not really into cycling (in real life or in a studio) as compared to other exercises, but Studio Three made me a believer. First, the instructors. After taking classes at multiple studios, I've learned my favorites and cautiously stayed away from the "not so favorites". I've taken classes from Sayre, Erin, Sho, and Andrea and loved all their unique styles. (My favorite has to be Bobby Gouse - shoutout to him and his playlists!) Everything is timed down to the second. You always feel like you are getting them on their absolute best day, no matter whether it's 7:30 at night or 4:30 on a Sunday (both times I've taken classes). I also really appreciate the facilities. I walk in and everything is taken care of: you get signed in 2 seconds, get shoes, and someone can help you with your bike immediately. (The bike guy is super nice! Don't be scared of asking for help!). It's always super clean. During the ride, prepare for tons of lights and music. This works for me because I really can get into the mood of the class. Although there can be a lot of bikes (I think there's 60+), you aren't "on top" of each other due to the stadium seating. After such great experiences with cycling, I went to take a yoga class. It was a very traditional flow with a bit of "heat" (85 degrees instead of true hot yoga). I'm not the biggest yoga fan, but this was a bit of misfire for me. While everybody else got a lot out of it, I was wondering why I hadn't just booked a spinning class downstairs. The yoga teacher was professional, and the flow was very technically perfect, so overall I can't fault it. This is a great option for Classpass and I'm truly considering the plunge to full-on membership! read more

Studio Three is my home away from home. They have everything you could ask for: yoga, spin, interval training, a smoothie cafe, cute workout gear, and big locker rooms with lots of showers. It only opened up a couple of years ago and is already super popular and everyone who works there is welcoming and nice. It's also cool cause I see people of all shapes, ages, and genders here. OH and the spin bikes are Peloton bikes which are the BEST. Some teacher favorites: Yoga: Gina, Stephanie, and Courtney (even though I can't handle the sculpt style classes, they're too much for me) Spin: Erin, Sayre, Andrea, and alot of people love Antonia, and she's super fun, but she once played a horrible scream-y Marilyn Manson song and after that I just can't possibly go back Interval: they're all pretty good it's just such an intense workout that I barley ever go Anyway - just go here. I was on class pass for a while and found it through them, but theres so much variety here that there's no point in having class pass when you've got this place! read more

Work smarter, not harder! I only went once, since I was visiting Chicago for a conference. The studio was easy to find, is large and light. There are lockers, showers, and towels, which is unique, as I visited other studios during this visit which did not have lockers or showers. There is also a little cafe with coffee and smoothies. I attended an interval class which includes rowing, treadmill, and weights. The class itself was a lot of fun, but less than impressed with the instructor who failed to greet me nor showed me how to utilize the rower. The woman next to me helped me a few times. She showed me how to use; it is not hard, but I did not know. These were not the same as rowers that I used before. The class is set up similar to Orange Theory. There are rowers, treadmills, and weight set ups with benches. I had a great workout and felt it was very challenging! I chose a spot at the rower first, though treadmill should have been my first, since it's the hardest (to me!). We would change every few minutes to go to the treadmill or floor/weights. The person in front of me would stay on the treadmill longer than she should, cutting into my time - annoying!! No one said anything. The class was fun, but less than impressed with an instructor who does not greet new people nor help. read more

I got a gift certificate for 5 classes at Studio Three. I'm someone who finds a hard time staying motivated to use my gym membership and do the same exercises every day, so I LOVE fitness classes! If you're like me and needed group classes to get you excited to workout, and need variety to spice up your routine, Studio Three accomplishes just that. The 3 classes I've taken so far: - Yoga with Lauren B - Torch with Dustin - Cycle 45 with Antonia All of these instructors were great. Dustin's class fills up super fast, but I got in off the waitlist, so hedge your bets and add yourself to the list! Added Tips: 1. The policy if you're running late is to call and let them know, otherwise they can give your spot away. However I was running a couple minutes late and called 3 times (15 minutes before class) and no one answered. So be on time! 2. My classes were about to expire but I was out of town for work and wasn't going to be able to use them. I called to see if there was anything that could be done, and they extended my expiration date by 2 weeks! So helpful and can't wait to use my remaining classes. read more

Great studio with great amenities. Visited the Cycle 45 via the class pass and it was fantastic. It was the first time I was visiting this studio. The front desk is very friendly and helpful, they have self locking lockers, showers and ample space to store your stuff. For the cycle class they provide special shoes for the Pelotone bikes. The bikes are incredible, the class is fun and high energy. The instructor, Bobby was fantastic - energetic and fun!! The vibe of the class is very upbeat, the lights are more club like, the music is awesome and the 45 mins just flew by. The Pelotone bikes have a display where you can see where you stand in the class if that's your thing. I loved that he incorporated some upper body workout with weights while we were cycling. At the end of 45 mins, I was sweaty, tired and felt like I had accomplished something. read more

I've been an avid class pass user since 2014 and in the last few years I have been to hundreds of classes in Chicago. Although I have preferred studios (shred415, flywheel, studio three, title boxing) and types of workouts (HIIT, boxing, something that really makes me sweat!), it really comes down to having a quality instructor. I love the interval studio here (I've also tried Barry's and Orange Theory and personally prefer studio three and Shred). I've never been disappointed after taking a class lead by Dustin or Caullen. Highly recommend them if you want to be pushed to your max. The music is always on point and they always make sure you have the right weights. Also, classes are started on time and you're working for the full 60 mins, none of that 52 mins/long breaks + 8 minutes of stretching bs. There's no way you'll breeze through this class. Check them out! read more

So I've been to this studio a few times courtesy of classpass! Started with Hot Yoga - Well it wasn't really hot. The a/c wasn't working, they knew this, but didn't inform their students. Uhm.. if a gal drags all her stuff across town (30 minutes) expecting hot yoga, then guess what?! I want hot yoga. Second, I didn't love the class. The instructor was QUITE the talker. I'm for some friendly chatter, but don't take me out my zen! Tried Torch - the tri-fecta! It was running, weights, and rowing (the House of Cards style machine). I thought it was great. We cycled through each exercise twice. Don't be like me - arrive a few minutes early to get a quick demo on the machine. There isn't enough time once class starts! Then Cycle - I've had the pleasure of taking it twice. My first instructor was bomb.com, the second one was like no-way. Sadly, I can't find who I took classes with (may be worth a call). But the room is sick! Lights, music, set-up, peleton (I can see the craze).. I almost died trying to keep my position in class, so worth it! This studio is by far my favorite for amenities: Showers, towels (face & shower), shampoo & conditioner, soap, lotion, and large & small lockers with keyless pad for security. I've never waited for a shower which you appreciate for early morning workouts or trying to get a quick workout in before afternoon drinks. I appreciate this place and I'm glad I gave them another try after my yoga miss. Highly recommend it.. you'll figure out your favorite instructors in no-time. Enough variety in one place. read more

Love their concept! The 3 amigos: spin, yoga and boot camp in one studio. The space is pretty big for being in the city. We found this place googling indoor cycling as we wanted to take advantage of all the boutique fitness studios in the area. My man is a cyclist so for him go cooperate is a big deal as he laughs at indoor classes but this studio got his seal of approval. I only wish we founded it earlier as they offer week passes for first time visitors for a flat fee. We got the first class for $13 but if you are in town longer and love good workouts I would definitely recommend the week pass so you can try different instructors and classes. The only downside Is it gets packed! We took the 4:30 spin class which had room but as soon as we got out it was like a club! People of top of each other trying to get out and in of classes. I like the fact that you can do doubles- start with a boot camp and then take your yoga class after. Kudos to the creators of this concept. It beats having al la carte memberships at different studios and love that they have a chilling out area by their juice bar. It makes it for a great Meetup with a friend or business meeting you can sip of coffee, tea, juice or grab a bowl. Wish they had more locations... and of course a little less pricey would be nice on monthly memberships but I understand it's a business! Will come to this studio anytime I'm in the city. read more

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I've been a member since July of 2022 and Studio Three is the best class based gym that I have ever been to. For one membership fee, you're joining a yoga studio, a cycling studio, and an interval and circuit training gym. My issue with class based gyms in the past is that there wasn't enough variety. At Studio Three you have such a large and diverse selection of classes that you will never plateau. I've been a member for over a year and go almost daily and still haven't tried all of the classes yet. The instructors are absolutely fantastic and really help you not only to push yourself and motivate you, but they help correct your form so that you won't hurt yourself and can get the most out of your workout. And if that wasn't enough, the gals at the front desk are the sweetest people you'll ever meet and are beyond helpful and kind. You truly cannot walk into S3 and leave in a bad mood. Every interaction and every class will have you feeling amazing. read more

Studio Three definitely lives up to the hype. You're able to consistently switch up your workout routine with one membership which you really can't beat. I took the Cycle 45 class and absolutely loved it. They provide the shoes and help you get set up quickly if needed. The ride was very smooth and I liked how there is a screen to show you your stats while you ride. For those that are competitive you may enjoy checking your ranking throughout the class. Jacqueline had a fire playlist and really pushed us in the class. They have numerous showers in the locker room and provide towels, shampoo, soap, blow dryers, etc. Best thing is you can end your workout with Graze smoothies/açaí afterwords read more