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.

There are two kinds of people in Tulsa: those who know about this place, and everyone else…read more I moved to Tulsa two years ago with a variety of health ailments consistent with the Millennial condition and a vague notion that Pilates might help. I'd grown to understand exercise as the necessary punishment for a lifestyle high in carbohydrates (aka as a young adult I was raised on a diet of overpriced bootcamps), and the greatest discovery at Total Pilates was that exercise could (should?) actually function therapeutically. Did you know you could "look forward" to "working out"? Through migraines and aches and pains and ups and downs this place has kept me from going unhinged. Lisa (owner) has assembled a gifted team. Given my sensibility I work primarily with Jeanie, who was originally described to me as an architect of pain but is actually more like a shaman, or a highly skilled orthopedic specialist? Have you ever taken an exercise class from a radio personality? Now that Pilates is my singular personality trait I've visited studios on both coasts. We are spoiled to have access to this team and the space. I insist on bringing people here when they visit town.

This place is close to my home and I had gone to floor Pilates regularly a few years ago. There was…read morenot a reformer class when I was there like I had hoped but there was the spring class but it was hard to get into it. It was hard to get into the classes so I stopped going. Recently, I contacted the studio again to try to attend classes again and again, I received an initial contact but when it came down to scheduling a class, I didn't get any response. Very frustrating and disappointing.

I had a great time. I am so thankful for the community class…read more The instruction was clear and a little challenging, but I was able to modify. The heat felt great. I also enjoyed the lavender spritz on my feet. Michelle is super nice and personable. The studio is clean and I like that we can use the spray and towels to clean personal mats after class. Those hot yoga moves produce a lot of sweat! There are even frames on the mirrors to take selfies. You have a great community.

The instructors are top tier. The facility is clean and cozy. It's inclusive yet feels like an…read moreexclusive luxury treat!

I love taking classes at barre3! For me it is about the workout, yes, but also about the community…read moreof people. I just love all of them that are involved. Before I get into the details I want to mention they do give at least one free class to try it out. I highly recommend it. You can test it out. Take a water bottle (and towel) with you. :) Classes are typically 45 minutes with some being 60. The instructors are well-trained and incredibly kind. I also like that even if you go at the same time every day there could be a different instructor which keeps you feeling like you are doing something new. They each have their own style and part in the class that they like. The workouts are fairly well rounded with lots of stretching, isometric holds and pulses and even a slight cardio burst. You can modify anything any time which I like because those legs get to screaming at me! Typically at the end of class there is a relaxed breathing that helps you start the day off right. There was a change in hands about a year ago and while the other owners did a great job, I can see some great and positive changes happening. I also wanted to mention sometimes they have themed classes. The most recent were Wicked and the Life of a Showgirl. They had prizes and treats and had some fun decorations up.

Barre3 is such an amazing community! These women are so welcoming. They create a beautiful and…read moreclean space where moms and women of all ages can train for strength, stability and cardiovascular endurance. If you haven't tried it, sign up for your first free class. You will fall in love!

Now there is a month that I am attending this place. First I took 3 private to know the deep…read morepilates work that involves breathing and contraction; then, I integrate group class. Annette is a great teacher and she really takes care of every student's health. I was before in other studios, but here I got this "therapeutic" approach. After a month I see the results in my shape, but also in my injured knee recovery. The ladies attending classes are super nice and funny. Not bling bling just partnership and laughs!

From the owner: Pilates private and group reformer sessions.read more

This studio is incredible! Perfect for new dancers and experienced dancers. Bail Lan has done so…read moremany things in the ballet and pilates world. She offers quality training with flexible hours!

Bai Lan's is my favorite ballet class in Tulsa!read more

Having never taken a Pilates class before, I gave it a shot at Luxe while on vacation. Chelsea was…read moreincredibly welcoming, helpful and informative with her class. Definitely left me feeling like I got a great workout! Thanks Chelsea!

Best studio in town! The atmosphere is so welcoming, the instructors are encouraging and the…read morecommunity is unlike any other. I love being able to have access to bootcamp, barre and yoga without having to belong to multiple studios. The supervised Childcare is also a big plus!!

I drove from mustang, Oklahoma to try out this location. My door code would work turn green but the…read moredoors are locked and you can't get in. It's 24/7 not when you wanna open the doors! Your location sucks!!!!!! The fact Ashlee b responded back faster than you guys shows how big of a joke this location is.

I was a Hotworx member for about a year, and I truly enjoyed the experience. It's such a unique way…read moreto work up a sweat while exercising inside an infrared sauna. The heat helps loosen your muscles, leaves you feeling refreshed, and adds an extra layer of challenge to the workout. I do miss it, though I'm at a different gym for the time being. One of the things I loved most about Hotworx is the convenience--you simply book your session through the app, head to your private sauna room, set the temperature to your preference, and follow the workout displayed on the screen. I usually went early in the morning since I often had the room to myself. The studio is open 24/7, and while staff have set business hours, you can always access the building with your phone. Occasionally, they even provided essential oils to enhance the atmosphere, which was such a nice touch. Before entering the sauna, you'll need their special yoga mat (shoes stay outside), and there are cubbies to store your belongings. Beyond the saunas, there's also a weight room so you can round out your training with strength exercises. The location is well-equipped with showers and a separate bathroom, making it easy to work out and freshen up without rushing home. The staff and members were always welcoming, which gave the studio a real sense of community. They also host workshops on proper technique as well as fun social events like block parties. I loved being a part of it and hope to return when it fits my budget again. If you've ever been curious, I highly recommend giving Hotworx a try. They usually offer your first session free, and they'll even provide the mat so you can experience the workout the way it's meant to be.