I've been a member at Club Pilates Burlington for the past 7 months, and although I'm unfortunately…read morecancelling my membership, I truly can't say enough great things about this studio. I've never enjoyed working out as much as I did here, and it completely changed how I think about fitness. The small class sizes make such a difference you really get personalized attention. The instructors take the time to give helpful corrections and make sure you're moving safely, which is something I haven't experienced as much at other studios. I've actually been able to apply what I learned here to other workouts, and I can see a huge improvement in both my form and results. Some of my favorite classes were Flow 1.5 and Control 1.5 (I only wish there were more Control 1.5 classes on the schedule!). The instructors Ahram, Jennifer, Bethany, Rachel, and Samantha are all AMAZING. They each bring so much energy, encouragement, and knowledge, and it really shows in every class. Bella, the studio manager, has also been incredibly kind and helpful, especially when it came time to cancel my membership. One of the best perks for me was the variety of class times offered throughout the day, which was perfect since I work from home. The only thing I'll note is that if you prefer morning classes, they can fill up quickly, especially with certain instructors. The membership is definitely an investment, but for me, it was so worth it to learn reformer Pilates in such a welcoming and supportive environment. Overall, I had such a great experience at Club Pilates Burlington and would highly recommend it to anyone looking to learn Pilates in a fun, motivating, and safe space! Hopefully I'll be back soon through drop in classes on ClassPass!

Amazing instructors and classes! Much attention to individual needs as you progress through your…read morepractice. Lots of class times and flexibility.

TL;DR: EBP has some great features, but also some significant negative points that ultimately…read morecaused me to leave. *** I went to EBP for around 18 months, from 2019-2020ish. I appreciated the facilities, and the way that the classes were able to flex when the pandemic struck. I gained strength and flexibility, and my health overall improved. However... and it's a *big* however... something odd happened, twice. An instructor mysteriously disappeared, without warning or explanation. I don't recall if I was directed toward a different class or not; I think the class simply dissolved. Around 8-ish months later, it happened again with a different instructor. This time, I recall clearly that a new instructor was quickly "given" the class, but she seemed visibly shaken by her weird, sudden introduction to our class, and the class was never given an explanation of what happened that made any sense. Following this, I reached out to EBP and then located and reached out to one of those instructors and got some insight into their situation. Based on what I learned from the two interactions, I ultimately decided that I no longer wanted to give money to an organization that I couldn't trust to treat its employees, or patrons with as much respect as I felt like they or we deserved.

I really wanted to love this place. I do think it is perfect for someone who is new to or just…read moregetting back into exercise as they are very attentive to their clients. However, it didn't work for my husband and myself, who despite being a little overweight exercise frequently. The studio proceeded very cautiously with us. We were told that we needed to learn all the moves before we could do anything that would even slightly challenge us. The problem is that the exercises were expensive and took time. And by doing them we weren't doing other exercises that really do challenge us (in our case yoga). After 7 "introductory" lessons with still no plan to get us to a point where we would have even mild muscle fatigue we decided it wasn't worth it.

Caryn's a great instructor, the facility is neat and clean, and there's plenty of parking…read more Bravo to you, Beyond Fitness. Bravo.

This is an update for a previous review. They have since gotten new mats, and they are super…read morecomfortable. I'm very impressed with their responsiveness, and I could tell that they really cared about their business and clients.

Barre3 and Natasha are the best! come for the workout and stay for the community and connection!…read moreNatasha is so welcoming and kind. the workout is sweaty but attainable and easily modified based on your fitness level. All the instructors are very knowledgeable and have varied and fun workout plans with great playlists! It's truly a magical place!

Had a first fantastic class at Barre3 in Bedford! Tara O'Loughlin is a great instructor with…read moreawesome upbeat music to keep you going through class.

Gwen is great. She is so experienced and helped my severe back pain " IMMEDIATELY". Always…read morewelcoming atmosphere, lots of fun, and laugh. Highly recommend!

I just love going here for my regular yoga practice. Gwen is so experienced, welcoming, adaptive…read moreand most importantly a very kind yogi. I feel energized and positive after my yoga sessions, and enjoy mixing power vinyasa with the restorative classes. It has been a year for me, and I plan to continue my practice at this studio.

Response to business owner…read more Catie I took 11 classes at your studio, it wasn't just based on today. I would like my unused classes to be refunded as I mentioned in my review. Thanks but no thanks to the coffee, I very much doubt you want to have a meaningful conversation based on your response- you are clearly just worried about the optics. Original review: I get quintessential New England vibes here- surly and cliquey, it's like they missed the memo that being cliquey and mean is no longer considered cool. The owner is definitely the reason (based on a few interactions or I should say few instances of largely being ignored by her ); I strongly believe studio owners set the tone for the way their employees need to treat their clients and I can tell you that every time enter the studio I feel like I need to kiss someone's ring. Reminder: I pay you, I don't need to also cater to you. FTR I have not one time been impolite to anyone here. I walked in today to find the front desk girl ignore me (not new, that's customer service here at least for me. I am a specific demographic in case anyone's wondering... i.e. not white) to continue her very important conversation about Botox with....was it the instructor? There are some amazing instructors here- Grace M and Lauren F are the absolute best. Others - money down the drain. If I have to constantly look around the room to catch on to what's happening, am offered neither form correction nor modifications (I have neck issues and am also postpartum, not that anyone cared at the studio!) then I can just watch a video online. I patronize 4-5 other studios in this area, where they treat me respectfully and like a paying customer should be treated. I bought a 10 class pack with every intention to give them yet another chance but I am not going to twist myself into a pretzel to attend these classes, I'd rather go to a space with good vibes. I am not going to hold my breath for the owner to do the right thing here but I have a glimmer of hope she will refund me the remainder of my money and put some deep thought into how she runs her business. PS Please save yourself the effort of copying and pasting some nonsense of how you are an inclusive studio.

Having tried everything from gymnastics to rock climbing to yoga, Pilates and more I had to try…read morePure Barre to see what the hype was all about. I went to a 6pm class during the week and it was very busy. I was greeted by their very friendly staff at the front desk and they gave me the drill...shoes off, socks on, grab your equipment and find a spot. We started with some exercises on the ground and then weights. Quickly we circulated to the barre, mats, using the ball and the round rubber bands. Let me tell you, this is a serious full-body strengthening work out! I found it challenging but invigorating. The girls seemed at all different levels too. Some beginners and some I felt like they knew what the next word out of the instructors mouth was going to be. I specifically went to see Jess Grasso as she is the owner so I knew she would be awesome. She was extremely professional and talented. I really likes how she would call out your name too and tell you "nice job"' "looking good" or to "work it". I also really liked the music, it kept me pumped up and Jess wore a headset so you could still hear what she was saying. The barre work kicked my butt, especially when using the round bands. Who knew such small motions would be so difficult?! Another thing I loved about it was that you get a great work out but you aren't doing much cardio so you could totally go on a lunch break. It would be fun to go over with some coworkers once a week. One tip I do have is wear long pants/leggings...the rubber bands on your calves/ankles get a little raw if you wear 3/4 pants or shorts. I know that if I stick with Pure Barre I'll be more toned and stronger. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

I've been a member of Club Pilates for over a year and Woburn is my home location. I love this…read morestudio! It is pretty new and always feels clean & fresh. The teachers are wonderful and there is a wide array of classes available based on your abilities. I have a few favorite teachers and I go to their classes weekly. I've tried other Pilates studios before but find club Pilates to have better equipment, their teachers to have longer training and the classes to be designed to meet you where you are while helping you improve. The location is so easy to get to as well.

I had the worst experience at the Woburn location, and I feel compelled to share it…read more My friends and I were so excited to try this studio, but from the moment we walked into the class, our instructor, Colleen P. made us feel extremely uncomfortable and unwelcome. It was clear she was annoyed that there were 4 new members in her class. She actually started the session without even informing us that it had begun. When I politely said, "Oh, I didn't realize we had started," she snapped at me, saying, "That's the way I teach my class... THEY have all been here before, you need to keep up." I was stunned, and if my friends hadn't been there, I would have left right then and there. Things only got worse from there. At one point, Colleen publicly ridiculed my friend for not knowing a particular move, making her feel extremely embarrassed in front of the entire class. It was completely unprofessional and unnecessary. To make matters worse, after the class, I tried to voice my concerns to the manager, but another member interrupted our conversation. This person told me we had no business being there and that Colleen had informed the regulars to slow down because new people were in the class. Then, as if things couldn't get worse, this person literally challenged me to go outside and fight over a PILATES CLASS. Absolutely absurd. Needless to say, I will NEVER return to this location, nor will I attend any class with Colleen as the instructor. Her rude behavior set a negative tone for the entire class, and it's clear that her attitude trickled down to other members as well. We left that day having lost all interest in returning -- and that's four clients lost in an instant, plus three others who had planned on joining the following week. To top it off, not once did anyone from the studio reach out to apologize for the instructor's behavior. This experience was completely unacceptable, and I'm extremely disappointed.