I've been going here for almost 5 years. This has been the best Pilates spot in SF. Club Pilates in…read moresoma is such a clean and a nice spot. Everyone including coaches are so nice and friendly.

Excited to begin my Pilates journey with Club Pilates. I've been hesitant since last year, but…read morebeing able to join their free intro class and being welcomed was a big yes for me. From the moment I entered the studio, I could already tell this is the right workout for me. Can't wait to start soon!! :)

Wow Pretty excited…read more Started here in Mid December and wanted to get some solid experience before my review Equipment 5/5 Bathroom 5/5 (clean, huge and you can change if needed) Location 5/5 Cleaning 4/5 while group folks clean at end of class and privates the instructors do but it seems like a lot of hair/etc collects under machines Parking is plentiful except on street cleaning day and better between 8-1pm I started my journey as a green horn in Pilates as in never tried 1 movement before walking through these doors. Pilates was suggested from my rheumatologist and my physical therapist. Started with some entry level group classes and found i loved them but also knew I need more 1 on 1 to ensure I was doing everything correctly for my EDS issues. Met Ramlah and now work with her 2-3 days per week when I am in the city. Only disappointing thing about this particular facility is they don't have a lot of formation classes, which are the ones you take in the beginning. Fortunately, I'm in a place where I am able to pay for privates, but I don't know if this is the place to come and learn in a group environment as they have so few classes. I found a couple of studios in my area that do offer them and will continue with privates but take some groups elsewhere that offer entry level classes the focus on form. ]

I have been practicing Pilates for 15 years in major cities across the country, and bright star,…read moreRemains, my favorite studio of all. The bright, airy space is filled with the best equipment from reformers and Cadillacs to the chair and spring boards. They have every accessory on the planet. The quality of instruction, especially from Julie Mahony, is extra extraordinary. I can safely say that they are the best of the best.

Love this place!…read more It's hard and intense but you definitely get an amazing workout. It's a low impact pilates class with slow movements on a reformer megaformer machine. Here's a small tidbit from their site on what lagree is: The Lagree method blends Pilates, cardio and strength training. Our classes are performed using the patented M3S Megaformer machines that target the slow twitch muscle fibers by engaging in controlled movements, which in turn activate your metabolism, burn fat and calories. I love lagree. I'm always super sore after but it's such an amazing workout. Bring grip socks cause you'll def need it! I've taken a class from several instructors and every single one was great. Parking isn't too bad, there's a lot across the street and a parking lot close by.

Kathy approaches Lagree with the precision of someone who understands both anatomy and pacing --…read moreevery cue is deliberate, every correction purposeful. There's a clear methodology behind the intensity, not just difficulty for its own sake. By the end, my muscles were shaking in that particular way that signals genuine work was done, and I knew soreness would follow for days -- yet the overall effect was energizing rather than depleting. Kathy has a talent for calibrating exactly how far to push each person, which is a harder skill than it sounds. The studio itself was well-maintained, and the surrounding area offers plenty worth exploring before or after a session. If you're looking for an instructor who combines expertise with genuine attentiveness, Kathy is an excellent choice.

I have been coming here weekly for a long time (7 years? maybe more). Recent shifts have made me…read moredecide to change studios. One change is that they have been sold to some sort of corporation. A few of the really good instructors left. Second they randomly started changing the classes. A few weeks ago I signed up for a reformer class that mysteriously got changed to a "power" class (much harder, maybe better for me but definitely not what I signed up for). This was the third or fourth time classes had been shifted without notifying the participants. The instructor said she just found out as well. Why? No idea. Also frustrating is that despite the fact I have come here for years there has never been any kind of thank you for your loyalty, hey it's your birthday here's a free class, here's a discount, nothing. It was a small studio that has now become a chain, so the vibe has shifted for sure. I wish them the best and thank them for all of the great classes I've had in the past but it's time to move on.

It's a great place for pilates . Many classes different types all day long from morning till night…read more. It seems like they around 12 reformers and 12 towers . They do have some cool classes and you will definitely get in shape . They even have a happy hour Pilates with a glass of champagne at the end of the. How cool is that ? All types of different instructors you have to pick your favorite. Parking is so so not too bad . The price though is over the top that's basically what keeps me a way .Its a little rich for my blood

I took a class with Heather. It was challenging but doable! The studio has no mirrors so you can…read morefocus on how your body feels.

My home away from home. The most wonderful, supportive, welcoming exercise spot I have ever been to…read morein my entire life. This place is much more than a workout studio--it's a place of mindfulness, empathy, moral support. And yes Lisa will make you love the pain, crack jokes and shape your body into something that you never thought was possible. No other Pilates studio comes anywhere near what this place has to offer. In a world of commercial, generic, commoditized Pilates, Lisa's studio is a true gem. Come in once and you will never take another Pilates class elsewhere again.

I used to visit this studio when I lived nearby. It's clean, machines are spaced out decently, and…read moreinstructors are professional. For example, there was one instance in which a random person, likely unhoused, wandered into class and caused a minor disturbance. The instructor handled it quickly, kept the situation under control, and got us back on track shortly. I also feel like core40 really likes their plants. All the studios I've visited have similar plant vibes, but overall ambience is a bit different at each one.

I took a class with Melody. She was delightful but I had trouble hearing her at times (may be a…read moreproblem with the audio system.) The studio is sleek and I like the plants and natural lighting. I like the machines. My one complaint is I thought the workout was just okay. Melody corrected my form a few times and was very encouraging, but I didn't feel as sore as I thought I should be afterwards. Great location near Trader Joe's and a Lyft bike dock!

This is the way a pilates reformer class should be - small classes, attention to each student's…read moreform, and clear explanations during the workout. My only wish was that I had found this studio earlier when I lived just a block or two away, I would have been here all the time. I took Jen's class -- she's the owner -- and it's nice to find someone who is so nice, passionate and involved in her business. The space is small but has 5-6 reformers, some other equipment and one bathroom. Note that there's no separate changing area other than the one bathroom so if you're going to cut it close to the class, it may be best to change at home. The reformer class was excellent and was focus and controlled and I got a good workout in. Jen took the time to explain everything and made sure we were doing the moves correctly. Even though I didn't really sweat in the class, I did feel a little sore in my abs the next day and still got a god workout in. Would highly recommend this place if you like pilates classes like Body Chemistry in the Mission or Mercury Fitness in the Marina. These are the kinds of pilates studios I love to find and frequent. I don't really love the BodyRok or Core40 classes as much since they go too fast, seem very repetitive in the movements/exercises, and don't focus on form. These kind of classes are more of the opposite. 5 stars. Looking forward to taking another class here next time I'm back in San Francisco.

Great place to practice. Class consisted of 5 people max for reformers. Reem has the good…read moretechnique of pilates so she could adjust form as needed. 45 lunch class went by fast. At a moderate pace. I hope they add more classes with a faster pace. Studio is fairly small but very clean. I joined on ClassPass and it was great. Will totally be back.

I look forward to working out here for the incredible workouts and wonderful community Liz creates…read morein her classes. She and this gym are one-of-a-kind !

Ali's small group class was just what I needed to get back into working out now that things have…read morestarted opening back up. She led us through a mix of strength and cardio intervals, offering modifications and cues calling attention to form and alignment reminders (I definitely needed these!). I felt comfortable easing back into things while still being pushed beyond what I've been doing on my own over the past year. It was really nice to be back in a gym setting and use equipment not as common to the basic home gym setup many of us have acquired during the pandemic (yoga mat, dumbbells, bands...). Checking the schedule and signing up online via their website was easy. Once I arrived, I was welcomed and shown around, and I observed the current Covid protocols of mask wearing were being followed. I hope to go back next week and get back into a new routine!