It was an amazing workout. Everyone was so nice and kind there! Taking a first class was so easy…read moreand not intimidating at all because of staffing!!! Love love love it here.

Great variety of classes! Teachers are the best & the community here is unlike any other for a…read moreplace to workout & connect! Good for any fitness level! Always challenging!

Love, Love, Love Club Pilates South! 3 years in and can't imagine my life without it. The…read moreinstructors at every location are amazing! Tee McPhee is so knowledgable and gives constructive correction when necessary. She makes a 6:30 a.m. class worth the lack of extra sleep! :)

This was my review of Club Pilates in Tulsa in August of 2023 when I joined:…read moreHighly recommend!! The instructors are all great and everyone I have met here are super nice. I love going to the classes and highly recommend Pilates!! It is a great workout and fun at the same time. The place is beautiful and spotless!!! 10 stars for sure!! This is now in August of 2026 I just ended my membership after 3 years. What changed: 1. The amazing instructors were either let go or left due to management making ridiculous decisions based on inaccurate gossip. It is interesting that the instructors let go were the most popular and their classes filled up first. 2. When asked why they weren't there I was told "trust me it was for good reasons". Nice way to back stab your former co-workers. 3. I used to love walking into any of the studios and feeling like I belonged. Now I no longer feel like I did when I started. I would come to class and no one talked to each other except the "regular club" who were the chosen". It reminded me of the lunch room scene in Mean Girls. 4. New instructors were teaching classes after not even finishing all of their training with absolutely no one there to watch and guide them. It wasn't safe and certainly not enjoyable. Instructors are being rushed through training to make up for those that have left. 5. Ridiculous new rules as to exactly what the temperature could be set at. 6. New rules whether enforced or not that we could no long keep closed water bottles at the reformer to be used during class. How disruptive it would be if everyone kept getting up to get a drink of water. 7. We were told that we were no longer allowed to adjust the springs, yet asked to please make sure there were two red and a blue when we left class. 8. Impossible to schedule a class if you were signed up for only 4 classes a month. 9. The owner Curt Clark is making ridiculous decisions while I am sure he has never once been on a reformer. 10. After being a member with an unlimited membership for three years I needed to switch to only 4 times a month. I needed to pick a new home studio and I was required to have another 3 month commitment which makes no sense to me. All three clubs are owned by the same person and I am not a new member. Just a way to lock someone in with payment. 11. The last thing which really hurt is when one of the members nearly passed out at the Broken Arrow studio about a year ago. They were literally laying on the floor unable to get up. I have been a cardiac nurse for over 43 years. I immediately jumped in to assess her and see what was happening. I tried to keep her safe and as stable as I could without any equipment until the paramedics got there and then handed off report to them. While the instructor working as well as the GM at the time were extremely grateful, it would have been nice to at least have been acknowledge by corporate, as I am sure they knew about the incident. I am not asking for a certificate or ribbon a simple thank you by the owners would have been nice. I wish you all the best, but I can no longer belong to a studio that does not value its members the way they should.

I needed a jolt to my workout and TITLE struck w/ lightning. Signs claim to burn as much as 1k…read morecalories per 1 hour class and that's all my latest doughnut loving self needed to hear. If you need to borrow gloves and have no idea (like me) how to rap them get to class about 15 minutes early and someone will help you! The workout starts with about 15 min of intense 'warm ups' with exercises like lunges, sprints and jump rope. The bulk of the class you'll be hitting that bag with instruction. Sometimes it's hard to hear the instructor so try to get a bag close to him/her. Finale 10 minutes are ab intensive. You'll leave needing a shower!

I initially came here because of a Groupon deal good for 1 month of classes. I went in having NO…read moreboxing experience/knowledge whatsoever. ALL of the trainers are really nice and would correct me if I was doing something wrong (which was a lot of the time). It was especially nice because all the trainers do their classes slightly differently with different types of workouts, which keeps things from getting too boring or stagnant. Only cons are the wet gloves if you use theirs (from other peoples' sweat?! Hoping its from sterilizing spray) and it seemed like they kept it really warm in there..... Needless to say, it's a good workout. I always left dripping with sweat. Mission accomplished.

Been a member here for over a year. I really like how clean it is. It's open 24 hours so it's super…read moreconvenient there's cardio, strength training, and a variety of classes. I've use the bathroom here several times but never the showers. But it's nice to know that they're available and the showers are super clean.

Love this place! Has a great atmosphere. It's always clean everyone here is so friendly and very…read morehelpful all the time I've been going to her for just a 2 1/2 years.

I've been to other Orangetheory locations, and this staff is the best! They're encouraging,…read morepersonal and remember each member's name and adjust to their needs. We also have monthly happy hours and events that keep members engaged. Been a member over four years and love it!

Highly recommend - especially for anyone trying to control ADHd or depression. The orange lights,…read moremusic and keeping your heart rate in the "orange zone" gives a great blast of endorphins that will last all day. The structure, detailed routines and instructions are just what everyone trying to control the chaos in their brain needs. The South Tulsa coaches - Mac, Ryan, Niki and Heather - are all inspiring, fun, personable and warm. Will help you with any modifications you need. (Serious athletes and all those in between seem to love it too!)

I love the instructors! Best workout in Tulsa for beginners up to advanced! Mel is a great…read morematernity/postpartum instructor if your looking for someone to help with the abs!

Kick ass workout! Great parking for the morning classes and decent parking for the evening…read moreclasses. It is a smaller group setting which is nice for first timers. Lots of moves to learn and coordination needed, you will leave definitely feeling like you had a good workout.

The Yoga Room is located on the side of a strip mall. There is plenty of parking. I call the…read morerestorative yoga taught by Rebecca my lazy yoga class. I have been attending this class for many months and love the pace and variety of poses. This class helps me slow down and be mindful of what my body needs to feel healthy and more at peace.

I just joined the yoga room and would definitely recommend this to anyone wanting to relax their…read moremind and body at the same time. I truly enjoyed it and the instructions were very helpful and sweet. You feel great afterwards and they have an $11 for 11 days special to see if you like it. Go check them out.

Rachel is the best spin instructor! I may be a little bias though since she's the only spin…read moreinstructor I've gone to in Tulsa. I used to spin an aggressive amount before my pregnancy with my almost 4-year-old, and have really abandoned spin since about January 2019 when I was feeling way too pregnant. I actually met Rachel at the co-working space I am a member at and she invited me to come spin with her class sometime. I did not realize she meant that it was HER class that she led. She does a great job of working with a group of folks with an array of skills and experience. Eventually, I'll bite the bullet and get a membership. I live super close to the south Tulsa location, and my girl Rachel doesn't reach down there often. I know I'd find someone there who I love, I just really appreciate her specifically as a spin instructor and the energy and positivity that she radiates in her classes.

A friend loves Cycle Bar and sent me a coupon for 3 free rides. I finally signed up and made plans…read moreto go. It was surprising how apprehensive I felt about it (trying new things is hard!). I'm glad I forced myself to go. I had such an amazing experience. The instructor and front desk employee welcomed me as soon as I walked in. I mentioned it was my first time in and they made sure I got all set up before the 9am class so I could join. There was pre-planning I had no clue about! The front desk staff has a screen with all the available bikes and asked me which one I preferred (there's probably about 30 divided in 3 rows). My first instinct was to choose one in the back row so I could hide but before I could answer, the instructor, Ashlee, suggested two spots on the middle row to make sure I had a good view of her to follow along. This was so thoughtful, especially because she went inside to make sure she had picked the best one for me. Const (not sure if this is how their name is spelled) helped me choose the right cycle shoes - they have special shoes that clip-on the bike! She also assigned a locker for me to place my jacket, cell and other belongings. The bike has a space for your water bottle so you can bring that in. They also have towels - definitely grab one, you'll most likely need it! The cycle space itself is almost dark, there's little light by design, I think so everyone feels comfortable. Const walked inside with me to show me how to clip-on and set up the bike before hand (it has to be at the right height according to your own body). The class itself was so upbeat and high energy! Ashlee was super encouraging and it felt like cycle therapy for sure. I'm used to low intensity cardio so it definitely hit my body hard. The only reason why I'm not giving it full stars is because the membership is a bit pricey for me. I will definitely be back.