By far the most results driven pilates class I have ever been too. It's such a vibe in there from…read morethe energy, ambiance and music. Jennifer has created quite the little community. Grateful to have found this hidden gem! Best way to start my day. By far the most results driven pilates class I have ever been too. It's such a vibe in there from the energy, ambiance and music. Jennifer has created quite the little community. Grateful to have found this hidden gem! Best way to start my day.

Took the 11:30a with Amber today. She is a very good teacher, keeps an eye on all the participants…read moreand motivates everyone to keep going. Studio is spotless, has a water station so you can BYOB and a small retail area. Lots of parking. Note: this is not for the faint at heart (or, muscles)! Be sure to arrive early and take time to stretch. Really fun!

About: Founded by Jasmine Kwon Zutter and Paige Martindell ,…read moreClass Studios offers a diverse range of practices, including Train, Tread, Sculpt, Flow, and Restore. Their classes span from high-intensity TRAIN45 sessions to restorative STRETCH + SOUND45 classes. Class Studios has designed tailored packages for those who trust them with their wellness needs. With backgrounds in teaching, photography, and fitness, Jasmine and Paige have successfully created a unique offering in the wellness space. Class was definitely in session as attendees celebrated Class Studios' 8th anniversary. Guests enjoyed music by Eddie Adesodun , participated in raffles, and indulged in hydration options and savory bites. The day was unforgettable, beautifully captured by Jalen Terry. It was a birthday party to remember, and here's to another year ahead! Things We Liked: -Burgers @TheHamburgerManDFW (IG) -Beer Manhattan Project Beer Company -Mezcal Cocktails - @DrinkRacho (IG) -Photo Booth - MOTUS BOOTH Location: 2801 N Central Expy, Dallas, TX 75204, United States S/O to Jalen Terry , Paige Martindell, and the Class Studios team for their hard work on a wonderful celebration! See for yourself! Follow @Class_Studios on IG for tasty offerings and updates!

I think we all know how great Class Studios is, it's a Dallas classic. Amazing instructors with fun…read moreand challenging classes. The space is beautiful as well, I know they recently renovated, so I can't wait to see how it looks in person.

Absolutely wonderful! JF is everything from yoga to hit classes, ..::the instructors are all…read moreamazingly fantastic! If you are looking for a gym that can really whoop you into shape, this is the place! They have all the equipment you will ever need, a great atmosphere, a safe space, and plenty of athletic trainers that can help you with your fitness goals! Most importantly, it's a beautiful support system here and all fitness levels are welcome! Cheers till the next time!

If you're looking for a gym family with good, positive vibes, TONS of encouragement, music that…read morewill get you going, a workout that will have you feeling AMAZING after...listen, JOURNEYFIT is IT! The owner Victoria and her team of trainers are AMAZING! I've worked with a couple of them and they know what they are doing. I love their group workouts, you don't ever feel alone on your journey to greatness, the gym itself is beautiful, top notch equipment, any and everything you need to get your body right! There are multiple locations, individual training as well, all the options you need. Look them up, you won't regret it!

I recently came to Blue Feather for an Aerial Yoga + Play class with a few friends. The studio is…read morelocated in the Design District inside Soar Creative Studios, and you can easily book directly on their website. Aerial yoga has been everywhere lately, so I was glad to finally experience it here. The class size was small (~12 spots), which I think is perfect--any larger, and it would've been hard to see the instructor or fully engage in the movements. About 75% of the class was guided yoga using the aerial fabric almost like a sling for support (lots of Warrior II, chair pose, backbends, etc.), with the last 15-20 minutes reserved for "tricks." The time split was a little surprising, but I understand the need to warm up before advancing into more complex movements. Our instructor, Deidra, was confident and knowledgeable, offering options for both new and advanced students where it made sense. That said, I had mixed feelings about the structure. The class was advertised as beginner-friendly, but was filled with her students from moderate / advanced classes, seemingly working toward credit/practice hours. This meant Deidra often modeled progressions for them, focusing her attention at the front of the class rather than circulating to guide newer students in real time. Thankfully, a few more experienced participants helped by modeling positions, which was a big plus. My only other nick was the playlist--which bounced between Mumford & Sons to Gracie Abrams, with the occasional mainstream tracks, which just wasn't my vibe. Overall though, I loved the class and really appreciated Deidra's skill and passion. While not exactly "beginner," it was a fun and challenging introduction to aerial yoga, and I'd definitely return.

I can not remember where I first saw this place online, but I am glad I did. I have seen aerial…read moreworkout places before, but never one in Dallas. Their website is very user friendly. It will show you all the different types of classes, as well as prices, and you can book the classes online. I booked the "beginner" class last week - the aerial technique. I arrived about 10 minutes early and was shown where to grab and a yoga mat and was able to pick the "hammock" (I do not know the technical name for the ropes) I wanted to work with during class. The instructor was really nice and she walked us through each exercise. It was a lot of stretching - not really much off the mat, which was fine; I wasn't intending to be up in the air on my first time. Near the end we did get to flip upside down and hang for a little bit. I didn't find that comfortable so I didn't stay upside down for long. A lot of the other class memebers seemed to enjoy it, so maybe with time and practice I will like it one day as well. At the very end of class we got to get up in the hammock and lay down in it. The instructor turned off the lights so we just had the music to listen to and relax. It felt like we were hanging there a good ten minutes. Very relaxing. The studio is off Seventh Street in the Oak Cliff area. There is construction across the street, but I was able to find parking on Davis in a parking garage. When you walk into the studio there is a shop in the front with all kinds of trinkets, stones, incense, clothes. Cute stuff! I bought the package for 3 classes for $45 so my next class will be the aerial yoga. I'm very much looking forward to it!

I ended up trying this Pilates studio out. There is lots of parking, both on-street and in the…read morestudio. The studio is nice and clean and has a very welcoming vibe when you first walk in. Had a scheduled appointment for FST (Fascia Stretch Therapy) with Danny. Honestly, halfway through, I was ready for a nap it was worth it, and I didn't realize all the extra stress all over my body, and with just one session, I could feel the difference. I can't wait to go for my 2nd FST They offer Pilates in group, semi-private, or one-on-one settings. They also offer intro sessions to prepare you for joining a class without pressure. Did I mention they also have red light therapy

I am very particular about my Classical Pilates and am really glad that I found Pilates…read moreMethodology. I visit Dallas every few months to see family and look forward to coming to classes when I am there. The classes that say they are OK for beginners definitely are, but you can step up if your practice is more advanced. Anne's Wunda class is advanced and a total workout. I have taken it the morning of a flight twice and both times have basically poured myself onto the flight later that evening. Great location, excellent equipment, knowledgeable teachers, and true Classical Pilates. I am glad I get to go here!

Vibes are really neat but class started late and ended late and so my time was spent on…read moreinstructions and then forgotten items that we needed. It felt like a first week studio just opening. Also several people didn't clean equipment which was gross, they need to hand wipes out to each person at end of class so they clean before returning equipment like other studios do.

The studio is absolutely gorgeous! I really enjoyed the mix of structured practices and free flow…read more The sound bath in the end was the cherry on top of a perfect session. Our instructor led a slow flow class and I loved seeing people of different levels participate. The energy was so comfortable, which motivated me to stretch a little deeper and challenge myself a bit more. I recommend!

Went here for an introductory trampoline class last Saturday and enjoyed myself. The outside of the…read morebuilding is a little sketchy to be honest, but as soon as you open the door you are welcomed by the scent of lavender, comfy seating, and modern decorations and flooring. The class kicked my butt, but it was so needed! The space and staff are friendly and welcoming and I definitely would come back for a class again.

First impression upon walking in: cold, dark, uninviting and ominous. The lobby feels like an old…read morepayday loan building. There are bars on the windows, it's dark and closed off. Not what I was expecting at all. I hate to be so harsh, but there really was a moment where I considered leaving because I was uncomfortable being there. There wasn't anyone at the front desk to instruct me where to go. My class was scheduled to start at 7AM, but at 7:05 there still wasn't anyone at the front desk to check me in. I could hear an instructor in one of the many closed doors in the hallway teaching another class, but I honestly didn't know which one and if I should open them to find someone. It was pretty bizarre. Around 7:10 the instructor, Carol, came out and greeted everyone and got us checked in. Class started around 7:15. The class room was small and cluttered. The equipment was dated. I typically struggle with two red and one blue spring on the reformer, but it was a breeze. I'm wondering if thats because they were worn in and old?Idk. The class itself I did not find challenging. Carol, who was very friendly, did not pay attention to the entire class, but instead made small talk with one participant who attends her classes regularly. Carol didn't even keep count of our reps! She was constantly asking the same said participant "what number are we on?" resulting in in uneven numbers on different sides. At one point Carol started to straighten the crooked pictures hanging on the wall, forgetting how many reps we were doing, then left the room and came back a while later and said "ok, let's do the other side now!" as if she knew exactly where we were! I must have done 30-40 side angle dips on my left and maybe 10 on my right. It felt very thrown together. Like she had no idea what she would have us do next. It wasn't fluid and it wasn't good. If I had paid $25 to attend this class I would want my money back. And if I wouldn't have been charged $20 for missing the class (through ClassPass) I would have left.

Clean studio. Humbling experience for all 50 minutes. Griffin was great. Will be back.read more

Oak Cliff Pilates is where it all started for me, although back then OCP was located above a shop…read moreon Davis St. It's been fun watching OCP grow and expand to different locations. They are always offering free Pilates classes in local parks (Tietze park coming up in September). Check their IG to keep up on events. This new studio in uptown is so pretty. The color scheme is greens, golds and black. Being in the studio makes me feel like I'm in an old swanky Hollywood hotel. The thing I like most about OCP is that they are chill and not so structured as some of the corporate Pilates places around town. If you forget your grip socks, no problem! The classes and the instructors are always great. They have specials often, especially for new members, and it seems like most memberships give you access to both studios. Classes are booked on the OCP app. I haven't had problems with parking at the uptown location, but they do validate if you need to park in the garage. There are so many classes offered each day and different types of Pilates from jumpboard to stretching. There is truly something for everyone!