I loved loved this place. I loved the instructor, the music, the ambience, the perfect combination…read moreof a mat/reformer Pilates

LOVE love this studio! I find all the instructors to be super helpful. Everytime I come I find…read moreimprovements in my form. I would definitely recommend this studio for beginners and those who are more advanced. Parking is slightly limited on the weekends. Usually not too packed throughout the week, but give yourself time to find street parking.

Even though I am able to take non-reformer pilates elsewhere for free, I was offered a free intro…read moreclass on Instagram and took advantage of the offer so I could try a reformer. Although they were really big on making sure you have grippy socks (I think they left two VMs about it and texted twice), other than that, it was pretty seamless: I signed up, showed up, and they did not try to sell me on anything. I took the class, and they did a 2 minute speal after, but they let everyone leave when it was over, and there was no pressure to buy a package, which I really appreciated. In sum, the study is very clean, the instructor was very nice, and I really enjoyed the class. If I didn't have access to free pilates, I might be interested.

I've been going to the La Mesa & Santee studios for about two years and genuinely love both…read more Pilates is the first workout I've been able to stick with--great instructors, welcoming staff, and a group setting that keeps me accountable. I've seen real gains in strength and mobility, and classes feel accessible for all ages and experience levels. Highly recommend either location. I've heard great things about almost every instructor, but these are the ones I've taken most and would recommend 10x over: Tracy F. - Warm, funny, and welcoming. I've taken 150+ of her classes and they're always fun, varied, and challenging. She creates a supportive environment, encourages growth, and keeps things fresh each week. Her TRX class is one of my all-time favorites. Anel - My first-ever Pilates instructor and a big reason I stuck with it. She teaches a more classical style and clearly explains form and function, which built my confidence early on. Consistent warmups, always-changing flows, and uplifting energy that carries you through class. Jenni G. - A newer instructor to me and now a weekly favorite. She's super attentive (always remembers my lower back issue), offers great modifications, and gives cues that just click. Her flow and TRX classes are fun, challenging, and set to great music. A great pick for beginners or anyone leveling up. Stacy C. - Somehow both challenging and calming. She has a peaceful, encouraging presence and checks in with everyone during class with gentle corrections and praise. I love how she weaves in anatomy and form education--her classes fill up for a reason. Jade (Front Desk - La Mesa) - Truly deserves a shout-out. She keeps the studio welcoming, remembers everyone by name, celebrates milestones, and handles hiccups during classes with total grace. Her seasonal decorations and positive energy make La Mesa feel special.

Great classes and a great workout! All the instructors are…read moreamazing! I love west coast pilates!

Today took a Barre class today and it was tough. I Felt like I really challenged myself. The Class…read moreinstructor was Natalie who did an amazing job, and was working out right along us. Love this Pilates center.

My friend & I took our first ever Pilates class with Evelyn, and we loved it!! She was so sweet,…read morecorrected us when needed, and overall the environment was 10/10.

I've been taking Pilates and Lagree for years, and when I say Wendy is the best of the best, I…read moretruly mean it. A lot of studios won't correct your form and just let you move however you feel like even if it's wrong. If that's what you're looking for, her classes probably aren't for you. But if you want to be pushed, encouraged, and actually make sure you're doing everything correctly and safely this is it. Wendy is incredibly attentive. She remembers every client, their specific needs, injuries, and goals, and she'll adjust and correct you in real time to make sure you're getting the most out of each movement. I'm so happy to have her in La Mesa and I've been telling everyone that will listen how amazing she is.

I've tried so many different yoga studios and genuinely thought I just didn't like hot yoga…read more.. until I found NXPT and took Dafna's Hot Yoga Fusion class. Her classes have truly changed my life. I actually look forward to going--it's become my safe place and my strong place. Dafna is absolutely meant to be a yoga teacher. She's kind, gentle, and knows exactly how to push you in the best way. You can tell she's incredibly knowledgeable and genuinely cares. I'm so grateful to have found this space--it's given me an escape I didn't even realize I needed. I feel stronger, and I can both see and feel the difference. If you're even slightly hesitant to try this studio, just go. I promise you won't regret it. Thank you, Dafna

I had been looking for Spartan prep classes and had heard all over Facebook groups that this NXPT…read moreis the place to go for this type of training classes. It's a little far from me in the South Bay but I knew I had to try it. For parking, the lot is shared with other businesses so when I got there, it was full and parked in the lot down the street. I wouldn't suggest to park in front of the NXPT if it's the games classes since we're using wall balls near cars. When I found the class on classpass for Wednesday night, the name of it was a little confusing because it said "OCR/Games/Hyrox/Deka" so I didn't really know what that meant until I showed up to the class to learn that depending on when the next event is, that is the type of training they're doing. So my class focused on the Hyrox because the Anaheim event is in five weeks. Hannibal is the trainer and he was friendly with a quick introduction and had to jump on a call before class started. I asked around to sign the waiver and got someone to help me. I wanted to make sure that didn't slow me down starting the class on time. Thankfully I do strength training and hot yoga outside of this class so I felt I could keep up but having been to new classes before, they seem to take care of newbies with just a few more instructions. I ended up figuring it out and maybe the style of this gym is no hand holding but I ended up asking other attendees in the class about the structure. Most of the moves in this class were standard but when it came to Sled, I wasn't sure in my form. I'd suggest when they get newbies in these games classes to ask them if they've done anything like this before and if not, show them the proper technique of the moves. That helps in the actual events since form matters and also prevents injuries. Overall, it was a good experience and I'll be back!

I stopped by for a drop in class here for their inferno Pilates class. The two girls in the front…read moregave me an attitude as soon as I came in, I really don't mind a neutral tone ofc but I don't appreciate a rude one. it was like I interrupted their conversation. I asked if they had a water station, which I was given attitude as well for asking this question. It's as if a water station is not a normal thing at a work out studio so I don't understand the attitude in the response. They probably wanted me to buy their water which I can understand, however it was the attitude given to me that bothered me. I took a break outside of the class and there were other girls outside taking a break as well, indicating that they had empty water bottles and the heat was too much for them but they didn't have any water. I gave more stars than I wanted because of the instructor, Sam. She was so nice and accommodating and I loved her energy. She checked in on the people taking breaks, I appreciated her teaching the class!

I initially joined through ClassPass because I was hesitant to commit to a membership if I didn't…read moreenjoy it. After going about three to four times with my fiancé, I realized I loved the environment. Mikenzi, who already knew our names, helped us correct our posture during class. This positive experience led me to cancel my ClassPass membership and finally get my membership because this place is fantastic. Everyone in the front is incredibly friendly, at least during my visits. I'm completely new to yoga, and when I took my first class, I was quite nervous because I had limited experience with the Bikram method. However, Maho took her time at the beginning of class to explain it to me, and even after class, she spoke to me to provide feedback and answer any questions I may have had.

Great workout, community and instructors are amazing. Love coming here for a physical and mental…read moreworkout. Highly recommend CorePower.

DEAR CORPORATE, PLEASE ORDER MORE HEAVY WEIGHTS FOR THE LA…read moreMESA STUDIO. I along with many members are consistently not getting the weights we use for classes due to how busy and not very many heavy weights. The 30s and 35s are consistently out by the time I get to the strength x classes. Please help! Other than that, I'm very happy w this studio and its teachers.

AZTEC RECREATION CENTER @ SDSU…read more This gym is available for all San Diego State University students and those who are interested in purchasing the membership. I definitely have enjoyed coming to this gym for the past 3 years as a student. I really like how big the gym is, it has two floors, and they also have areas where you can lift and also join to do classes. The one thing I dislike and lost a star was that it can get VERY overpacked, and that they don't have enough machines for this. There is way too much people waiting on the one machine they have, valley enough treadmills for the amount of students that attend this school. They always run out of paper towels especially when it gets done to the evening crowd. I'd definitely recommend attending an evening time for the gym

I had been an ARC member all throughout undergrad and grad school (circa 2015), and restarted my…read moremembership this year (2023) as an alumni. The facility upgrades are fantastic, but it's sad that the facilities are no long open 24 hours! I assume it's to allow staff to deep clean the place? There are two main gripes I have about the ARC: 1. The students need to learn how to rerack their dang weights. 2. On weekend nights sometimes the walkways are cluttered with hot dog stands -- including in the bike path near the arena and the ramp to the gym. I don't remember that being an issue pre-COVID. I bike to the ARC to avoid parking, but having to navigate my bike around hot dog carts in a thoroughfare is annoying.

We had an excellent experience hosting ASAP's Comic Book Art workshop at San Diego Oasis in La…read moreMesa. Gina and the events team were welcoming, responsive, and easy to work with throughout the process. The space was spacious, accessible, and well suited for our group. Participants especially appreciated the convenient location, ample parking, nearby public transportation, and ease of getting in and out of the classroom. The workshop was a wonderful success, and the environment helped us create a supportive and engaging experience for our military-connected community. As a nonprofit organization ourselves, we also appreciate knowing that renting the space supports San Diego Oasis and its mission to help older adults thrive. I highly recommend San Diego Oasis to anyone looking for an accessible, community-centered event space. We look forward to returning!

The staff lost my mother's protect from a glass class. They issued her a partial refund for the…read morecost of the class. Can someone explain to me the logic in that?! They lose it, now not only does she have to take the class again, AND she gets to pay AGAIN?! Way to take advantage of seniors on a fit income. I have called 3 times and left messages for and haven't heard back. Seems wrong.