Took an Xformer class here with my daughter…read more Beautiful studio with several classrooms, little confusing when you enter but eventually found a staff person to direct us. Kari (sp?) was a great instructor-- explained moves well & did lots of hands in adjustments Really clean (hate a grungy studio!) Parking lot

The Breathing Room is a quaint and pretty Pilates studio with different types of Reformer classes…read morefrom X reformer, to traditional, to gentle. I was fortunate enough to try the classes with their 8 classes for $99 deal. The bathrooms were clean, the facility was clean, and the staff was kind. Some people got codes to the door so they could enter for their classes, but I didn't get that luxury. The pricing for membership is decent (might be steep for others depending on your budget), but I wish they offered more medium/low income friendly options. Or at least extended the amount of classes you get access to. The scheduling is online which is great, but the availability was scarce for what I wanted to try. I'm recovering from an injury so the instructors were mindful and offered variations I could try instead that would've cause me pain. Still, I think gentle Pilates Reformer would've worked better for me and I didn't get to try that because it was only offered during the day and never after 5pm.

I stumbled upon Prism Pilates a week ago, I returned from vacation and while meeting a friend for…read moretea, I noticed Prism, they just moved into the space on Madison Road in Oakley between Essencia Tea and Red Tree. I previously was very active in pilates mat & reformer, but another studio I went to closed and another I was going to you can never get into classes, I peeked my head in the door and Rachel the owner was there setting the space up. She welcomed me, told me about the studio, I saw they had a mat room, which I missed taking mat pilates classes. I went home reviewed their website, signed up for mat pilates and took my first classes this week. Rachel welcomed me for my first class on Monday, several of the students in the class also welcomed me, several of us talked after the class and they told me how much they loved Rachel and the studio. I went back for a second class yesterday and again was welcomed and more students raving about the studio, the mat pilates is hard, but just what I need to get back into shape. I'm looking forward to getting back into reformer classes too soon. Thank you Rachel and Prism Pilates team a refreshing fitness studio in Oakley.

I used to do mat Pilates about 4 years ago and always loved it and was missing it so when I saw on…read moresocial media that Prism was having a spring sale for reformer class packages, I sprung at the chance to try it out! To begin, you have to take an intro class first which was very helpful. I have taken two classes so far, both with Molly, and she has been so helpful and really pushes you! The classes are small (first one was 6 people, second was only 2) so they are small enough for individualized attention, which I prefer. I definitely recommend checking out the free intro class and then buying a package! Also, the plants and natural light in the space are great.

Four stars just because they had kitten Pilates! They were doing a fundraiser for a local rescue…read moreshelter. We didn't really do an actual class. The studios looked clean but the building they share is definitely on the shabby side.

I started going to BodyMind Balance two years ago and would not consider going anywhere else for…read morePilates training. The teachers that have led me (Mike, Julie, Kathy) are not only very knowledgeable and passionate about Pilates, but they are very caring and considerate in providing a very personalized experience every time. I primarily train with Mike, whose patience, persistence and attention to detail brought me back to life after suffering an injury at the hands of a yoga instructor at a different studio in Cincinnati two years ago. I trust the instruction, advice and physical adjustments of each of these teachers at BodyMind Balance. I call them teachers and not instructors because I believe there is a grave difference: An instructor can go through the motions and dictate information to a class; but a teacher reaches his/her students through understanding and respect.

Cute studio! Attended two classes and they were well structured and a solid workout. Would…read moredefinitely recommend.

I live downtown and have found it hard to find convenient and fun fitness studios. So I was very…read moreexcited when I came across 12th Street Pilates which is located right in OTR. I have not done much Pilates before so I was not sure if I was going to like it but I was very impressed. The instructors have done a good job of creating variety in the workouts keeping it engaging and working different muscles. Overall, I truly enjoyed working out here and will definitely go back.

Define is such a fun boutique fitness studio. They offer three formats: cycling, barre, and…read moretrampoline (or bounce) I have taken cycling and barre and loved both! I they have incredibly supportive instructors, and stunning studios. Parking can be limited, so make sure you arrive early!

My favorite boutique fitness studio in Cincinnati! Love the class options and community.read more

Do you body a favor and take a Pilates class, then take several more!…read more I was recommend Pilates by my physical therapist after a knee injury and surgery which made it difficult to be as active as I used to be. I had also been experiencing back and shoulder aches and spent 8 months with a chiropractor with no resolution. I took an intro class, they are free and a great introduction of you've never worked with a reformer, I had not. You will also need socks with grips on the soles. The instructor was incredibly helpful and talked out each move and breathing techniques. They have also taken the time to come over and adjust you if your form is wrong (COVID has changed things). All of this is to say that after 3 months of starting Pilates, the pain my shoulder and back are nearly gone, my posture is better (I sit in front of a computer all day), and I have seen a huge difference in what my knee is able to do now compared to my first Pilates class (I had a lot of modifications). Membership: There are several different types of memberships based on number of classes you'd like to attend monthly or weekly. The passport for example is an unlimited membership that allows you to go to any Club Pilates nationwide and costs $259/monthly. Classes: An abundance of experienced instructors and classes. You can book using the app and the login is site specific. This is my only issue with Club Pilates; the old app worked well for me but the 2.0 version does not.

Club Pilates studios are fun to visit! CP is easy to visit multiple studios to get the best…read moreexperience!

This is a super cute studio - bright, clean, and welcoming. There are a good variety of friendly…read morestudents and good class times to choose from. And I had a pretty easy time finding parking. However, it's not for me. I'm used to the fully customized workouts and detailed instruction at the Studio Pilates franchise. The classes here were way too easy for me (I left feeling like they didn't "count" as my workout for that day), and the teachers weren't trained to the same level (e.g., no one ever asked if I have injuries - I do). The classes here are also very expensive, and I'm not willing to pay higher prices if I don't love it. I could see people really enjoying this studio - including people who live in the neighborhood or those looking for a flowy workout. But it's not for me.

Great place for Pilates! Amazing, thoughtful instructors. No need to worry if it is your first…read moretime, they are all there to help. Great workout too. Some studios I feel like I didn't get any work in, but here I feel the movements. Been going for over a year and plan to continue.

Sometimes I hate giving 5 stars to a local gem because I fear it will lose it's edge when more and…read moremore people go. But seeing on how I relay on Yelp to make some of my decisions, I am doing this for the team!. Pendleton Pilates is an amazing place to get a full body workout with no pressure, or physique credentials!! There is a full spectrum of body sizes, athletic ability, and body versatility and everyone is comfortable! You workout at your own pace and making sure that you use the correct form and pay attention to your body. The classes are small 4-8 people, which means that you get a pseudo individualized training. I guess that is why it's so damn expensive, but recently i had a realization that your health comes first, and then your money - once the healthy goes, the money won't make you happy. However, I still struggle shelling out $255/mo for an unlimited month package; which is much better than 10 Group Sessions: $230, 20 Group Sessions: $420, or especially 30 Group Sessions: $540!! Yikes!! So in order to sleep at night, I get the unlimited month package, which motivates me to go to as many classes as I can, so I can pay less per class. And that really works!! Sometimes I'm tired or just too darn lazy, but paying less is definitely an incentive to get in there and get my workout/money's worth! So if your not big into working out or don't like the big gym feel, I recommend Pilates Reformer.. It helps with every nook and cranny of your body - you will notice the difference with just a few classes and there is no pressure. #GettingFit

Pendleton is the best and provides a challenging and intelligent workout. I have been perfecting…read moremy practice here for over three years and I find that it is something I am able to stick with consistently. At this point it is as much mental as it is physical. The instructors are great with an array of personalities and body types so you are sure to find one who you feel comfortable with. Diverse clientele make it a great place to meet people and network plus the owner keeps it affordable. Definitely one of my favorite places in Cincinnati. (studios are DT, Oakley, Loveland, West Chester). Highly reccomend!

Club Pilates Hyde Park in Rookwood shopping center has a variety of classes for the beginner to…read moreseasoned Pilates fan. I've been taking classes here for a year all of the instructors are friendly. Jen the manager is great, very detailed explaining everything during class The Center & Balance is my favorite where you have a variety of stretches while increasing your balance, the class is great on Monday evening after a stressful day with Abby or to start your day with Stephanie on Friday mornings. Cassidy is also great on Tues & Thursday mornings & all of Jen's classes are great. The one thing is this place is busy & at times can be hard to get into classes especially if you only have a class pass not unlimited because you can only sign up for classes on the monthly date of your pass renewal, for example mine is on the 5th of the month so I can't sign up for new classes until it hits the 5th of the month so I then I'm waitlisted for the classes I want to take

I was maybe a minute late and they wouldn't let me in the class. Maybe they started a minute early…read morebut that is ridiculous.

I Love PBB! Want a challenging Pilates class? Pilates Body Barre is for you…read more They have Athletic, Reformer Pilates Classes taught by highly skilled and knowledgeable Instructors who are able to explain the concepts and movements to enhance the workout! The studio is very open, clean, and bright! The music is at a soft level and. They do not use a microphone with 8 reformers, the microphone is not needed. I have taken classes there for a few months now, and keep coming back for more! You can actually see the changes in my body The staff is amazing and the community is second to none. Love this place so much

Beautifully clean, well lit studio with exceptional instructors. Small class size and friendly…read moreatmosphere keeps you coming back. Best workout for maintaining flexibility and strength as we age!