Reformer Pilates used to be a major part of my fitness routine, practices at least four days a…read moreweek. But alas, once I left New York, I wasn't able to find a studio I loved. Until now... Enter Thrive, a beautiful studio with easy booking, reasonable priced, friendly staff, and a great instructor (Theresa) for my first class. I'm looking forward to becoming a regular!

Thrive is hands down the best! Class routines are always different and the instructors overall are…read moregreat.

Have zero idea what barre is but got a free class. Elevator up to the 4th floor and it's a clean…read moresmall studio space. Took a strength class and got destroyed. What I've learnt are my legs muscles are weak and my hips are very inflexible. Will try to improve Was absolutely the worst experience ever so now I'm thinking maybe I'll sign up

5+ years of being a member and still one of my favorite fitness studios in Philly! With 4 different…read moreclass types to choose from, there is something for everyone! Instructors are friendly and extremely helpful when any modifications are needed (especially when recovering from an injury)!

I always leaving shaking and sore but that's obviously encouraged. I love how solidcore is so…read moreencouraging and they keep boosting up your energy to push you harder. The classes and all instructors have been so nice and fun. I have yet to go to a class I haven't loved yet. I will say, I should definitely invest in some grippy socks because some of the moves make me nervous that I'll slip.

Very intense full body workout! If this is your first class I recommend maybe arriving 15 mins…read morebefore the class actually begins so that you can claim your spot, place your things in a locker and even do some pre-stretching because I got there just in time and had to jump straight into which was a bit overwhelming. Although, thoughout the course of the class I enjoyed the encouragement coming from the instructor, how clean the facility was and the workout itself wasn't like any other workout I've done so this was pretty cool!

I visited Amrita for kitten yoga this afternoon. I don't know what I was expecting but the studio…read morewas large in size. Probably the biggest yoga studio I've been in. It was a 12:00 class. When we arrived at 11:50, the kittens were still not there. They were brought in by Morris Animal Refuge. All the proceeds from the class went directly towards the needs of the refuge. Once we were settled in and the kittens got acclimated, our instructor, Heather, gave some background about Morris Animal Refuge. She stated it was a beginner level class and there wouldn't be a need for props. The class was actually pretty fast paced for beginner level! Heather said she would conclude five minutes early to give us a chance to take photos and spend time with the cats. The cats were amazing, but I wish there were more of them. They mostly hung around at the front of the studio but the volunteers from Morris would grab them and bring them around so everyone had a chance to see them. There were a lot of people in attendance for just a few cats. Amrita provided a clean and pleasant environment and a comfortable temperature for the class.

Amrita yoga is a fantastic yoga studio in fishtown. They have plenty of class times with multiple…read morerooms with classes going on at the same time. I did the community class which the class was at a discounted rate and in a heated room. The instructor was great and the class was challenging in its own right. If you are looking for a yoga fix in fishtown you have to give them a visit.

Solidcore, I love you so much but you're so expensive. This rittenhouse location is very clean,…read moreI've loved every coach. I did the 2 week beginner package and loved it. I'd like to stick with it but the price point is a bit steep for me. If it's in yours, I HIGHLY HIGHLY recommend, it is very much worth it.

Simply thrilled to have made it out of the solidcore studio alive since there was a moment, 8…read moreminutes into class, that I wasn't 100% sure I would! Wow! What a way to go! A lot to unpack at this new-to-me class. I've taken a pretty wide variety of chain fitness classes: was an OrangeTheory girly for a while, have taken Barry's, PureBarre, pilates, you name it. I like the opportunity to try new things as it keeps me curious about my body and fitness, so stopping by solidcore with zero knowledge or expectations seemed like the move. This is a reformer-based class that moves FAST - be prepared to live in the struggle and accept it. The instructor did an awesome job explaining the machine to me before class, but the pace is relentless. Which I think is why many folks find this so addicting! I was sore for 3 days after this class and cannot imagine a faster (or more painful, frankly) path to some serious strength gains, given that this workout is resistance based and choose-your-own-adventure intensity. The kicker is cost. When looking at membership details (I attended on a classpass trial) I was pretty shocked to find that 5 classes would set you back ~$170. Not something that's in my budget, but I absolutely recommend trying class and seeing if it's for you. Thanks to the team here for the great experience!

great clothing super nice front desk person love coming everyone is helpful great communityread more

Just attended an amazing Pilates Fusion class with Hannah. She incorporated weights, bands and a…read moreball in a super charged 45 minute class. I will definitely seek out more classes with Hannah in the future.

Jeff knows what he's doing. My back no longer hurts, since going there. My neighbor recommended…read moreJeff after my PT was unable to make me more comfortable.

Love this studio! Jeff is an excellent instructor who really listens to your goals and helps you…read morework towards them. The instructions are clear and you can see a difference in your posture pretty quickly. The price is reasonable given the well kept equipment, location, and experience of teaching you're getting. I highly recommend trying it out. If you're at all concerned about covid, as I was before coming to the studio, the precautions taken and the care given to make you feel comfortable exceeded my expectations.

Valerie is the best yoga / pilates teacher I ever had. She took the time to truly teach the art of…read moreyoga and pilates. I went to her classes religiously for 10 years while I lived in Philly. I haven't been able to find a teacher like this either in New York or Boston where I spend my time now. Her classes are not about the 'workout' but rather connecting with yourself and perfecting your technique. I can't say enough wonderful things!

The instructors are nice and the studio space is comfortable and well-equipped. A huge plus for me…read morethat it's only a block away from my residence! I've taken yoga classes here and they were great: they were very relaxing, I learned a lot, and my body felt a lot better after them. Classes are not overcrowded, which makes for more relaxing yoga sessions. However, a word of caution to those with cat allergies - they do have two cats that sometimes roam freely on the studio floor. While they are adorable, they sometimes show up unexpectedly next to you, and there are few things within a yoga studio that are more disruptive than being suddenly overcome with fear of breaking into an asthma attack or into hives. I had bought 10-class passes for myself and my husband before I knew there were cats on premises. We only found out about the cats several classes in, and tried to go anyway, informing the instructors about our allergies whenever we arrived. However, anyone who has cats knows that cats can climb over low barriers and although the instructors would put the cats away, they would still manage to find their way out to the studio floor. I also get nervous about accidentally picking up cat dander from doing yoga poses on the floor, since obviously it wouldn't be realistic for them to clean the floor and all equipment before every class. Since focusing on breathing is an important part of yoga practice, my fear of breathing in that space (fear that I might inhale cat dander and suffer severe allergy symptoms) really interfered with doing yoga. This has caused us to feel reluctant to come back, and now I believe our 10-class passes have expired, which means we've lost money on the unused classes (I believe I had a few remaining classes, while my husband had roughly half). Overall, this is a very good yoga studio (that also offers belly dance and some other classes), but it's definitely a stressful experience for people with allergies to cat dander.

I joined Club Pilates Rittenhouse as a beginner and had an extremely negative experience, both in…read moreclass and with management. First, the instruction style is not beginner-friendly at all. Multiple instructors were condescending and openly shaming when I was clearly trying my best. As a beginner, having my form corrected repeatedly out loud, over and over, in front of the entire class was embarrassing and unnecessary--especially when I wasn't at risk of injury. It also slowed the class down for everyone else. There are gentle, respectful ways to help beginners. This studio does not use them. One instructor put her hands on me after I explicitly asked her not to. When I reiterated that boundary, she took offense rather than respecting it. That alone should be unacceptable in any fitness setting. Because of these experiences, I paused my membership for two months. Due to a recent unemployment, I then submitted a written cancellation request 33 days before my next billing cycle. The cancellation form provides no confirmation or record, so I took screenshots. I followed up weekly. After weeks of silence, I was told to "allow three weeks for processing." Despite this, I was still charged. When I followed up again, the manager (Lauren) responded with the claim that members cannot cancel while on pause--a policy that does not appear in the contract or in any published studio policies. When I challenged this and cited the terms, I received no response. I ultimately had to file a dispute with my bank to reverse the charges. Between the shaming instructional style, disregard for personal boundaries, poor front-desk support, and what I consider deceptive and unethical billing practices, this studio is not trustworthy. If you are a beginner, or if you expect transparent, ethical business practices--do not join this studio.

I have gone to this class twice. Rachel has been the instructor both times and I loved it. With use…read moreof the reformer I felt very supported and that there was less chance of pulling a muscle or hurting yourself. I also liked being in the reformer as opposed to an open room as it felt more private than having everyone stare at you. This class is located on the first floor of a building on Walnut street. I appreciated how supportive Rachel was. She speaks in a very soothing voice so although the class is a solid workout it is oddly relaxing at the same time. I will be back for sure.