I took a signature class for the first time and loved it. Great intensity, music, instructor,…read moreequipment, and location in Center City. They even have private class options. Would definitely do another class!

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)!

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.

This is a cozy workout studio located just off of walnut street (although hard to locate initially,…read moreI eventually found it). I signed up for the first time free class and went with a group of 3. The front desk was courteous, helpful, and there was enough storage space for belongings. Probably due to it being a small class less than 10, our instructor was able to give hands-on help / form correction, and easy to understand instructions even for us beginners. Although hard (i was using muscles I never knew existed lol!) I felt great at the end! My group and I loved our session and would definitely go back again

I've been taking classes in this studio for nearly two years. It started well but went downhill in…read morethe last few months. -High turnover of instructors - lately the quality of Instructors is poor. -The classes are supposed to be 50 min - they barely last 40-45 min (the classes are already very expensive) - There is not enough equipment - they only have 8 platforms so generally a few participants have to improvise (and the instructors generally don't offer their platform) -Not enough classes to choose from - they generally have 1 morning, 1 lunch and 1-2 after 5. As they don't have showers on premises, taking a class at lunch or on the way to work is out of question. - And good luck getting out of membership - they will thoroughly ignore your emails. Save money and go elsewhere the offer better quality for your money - I will.

Thrive Pilates & Yoga has the feeling of an original studio, in the best possible sense. It reminds…read moreme of Vira Yoga in SoHo, the first yoga studio I ever practiced in, which has long since closed but still sits in my memory as a certain kind of downtown wellness institution: essentialist rooms, serious teachers, and no need to announce its own taste. Thrive has a similar quality. It feels built from real experience rather than from a brand deck. Hally has clearly created this place with care and precision, and it is a gift to see a local Rittenhouse operator build something this thoughtful in Philadelphia. The studio is consistently clean, the desk team has always been professional, and the whole operation feels calm and well-held. The clientele adds a lot to the atmosphere, too. They seem like people who have been all over the world and seen the full continuum of people, places, and things, but would never tell you that; they just absorb it. I especially want to give real credit to Lisa Grunberger, one of the wisest yoga teachers I have ever encountered. My yoga journey started with Elena Brower, and Lisa reminds me of that same era of teachers: deeply wise about physiology, a lifelong student of the practice, and unusually perceptive about life. She embodies yoga in a way that feels earned, not performed. There is something very moving about watching someone age gracefully while still working hard to stay current, flexible, and fully alive in the work. Lisa's music deserves its own mention because it is extraordinary. Her class soundtracks map to an era just before music became fully digitized, when taste still had to be gathered, carried, and lived with over time. The tracks are rich, discerning, and never forced. I have had so many moments in her Friday midday class where I hear something and think, "Oh my gosh, this song is amazing" because the music is not just background; it quietly deepens the whole experience. Life and budget have shifted, so I have not been back to Thrive recently, but I know I will return when I can. Thrive has that low key, sophisticated, quietly chic feeling that never seems to be trying to sell itself. It feels more like an academy and a commune than a business, which is rare for a city studio. I admire what Hally has built here, and hope to return soon! Note: There appear to be two Yelp pages for the same business, listed as Thrive Pilates & Yoga and Thrive Pilates. I'm posting this review on both to avoid confusion.

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!

I did this class on a Friday night with my husband. Unfortunately we arrived a bit late but the…read moreinstructor let us come in anyway and was extremely accomodating. This was mostly mat work and they used the ring as well as resistance bands. This was a good combination of strength training and flexibility building. I felt like I had a really solid workout here. If this was closer to my home I would be interested in frequenting it more.

Such a welcoming community! The classes are just the right amount of challenging and also listening…read moreto your body for your own speed. The instructors are so kind and helpful. Going to barre at Tuck is one of my favorite parts of the week!

First it was really hard to find a place you have to turn down the alley which wasn't reflected…read morewell on Google maps. The instructor was warm and bubbly but this studio is kind of tiny. It's a good thing they were only three of us taking the class today. It was kind of awkward for me. Least favorite class I've taken so far from class pass and I didn't feel it matched the class description well. It was branded as a high energy Bey/Nikki/RiRi HIIT class but it seemed more like barre class with hit song's playing softly in the background. I did break a good sweat though, so...Mission Accomplished! I got in a good workout but it wasn't fun or engaging so I'll try somewhere else Update: the manager reached out to me and explained that a new instructor was subbing that course and did a bikini barre class with the Bey/Nikki/RiRi soundtrack which made so much sense. She invited me back to do the actual cLass I signed up for and it was much more fun and engaging than the first class I did

I recently moved to Philadelphia and was looking for a great workout spot where I would be welcomed…read moreand where I would enjoy going to classes that challenge me. Allongee is it. I absolutely love all of the instructors and the workouts are engaging and fun. The instructors always try to remember my name, which goes such a long way in making me feel welcomed and comfortable. I can't recommend allongee enough!

I have been an unlimited member here since May 2017 and couldn't be more happy with the class…read moreofferings. I have lost 30lbs on my weight loss journey and Purenergy has been a huge part of that! For less than the cost of that massive gym in King of Prussia and way more variety than the "Citrus Concept" down the street, you can enjoy similar class offerings, free babysitting 8:30a-12pm Monday to Friday, and twice the ambiance! I find myself in Yoga a few days a week - the studio is beautiful and the mild heat is welcome in these bitterly cold winter months! I recommend Kristy's Wall class for a great deep stretch and Sarah's Power Flow for the ultimate mind/body stress relief! As part of my New Years Resolution, I am trying more of the fitness classes here, and thus far have taken Lisa's Tabata and Michelle's Burn class - both high-intensity interval training guaranteed to ramp up your energy! You'll also find pilates, barre, aerial, spinning, and martial arts classes here - ensuring you'll never get stuck in a rut! I'd personally love to see more Pilates or core based classes in the evening, but realize that has everything to do with instructor availability and member interest! :) Beyond the class offerings at Purenergy you'll find a welcoming atmosphere, clean locker rooms, and fresh towels for the sweat you're guaranteed to break! Drop in for a class - you'll be a member before you know it!

My bff introduced me to Purenergy Studio and loved the yoga class we took. I've been doing yoga for…read more3 years but the instructor here really challenged my form and stretches. Loved the class.

This little studio is so cute and so clean. It was my first time taking a barre class, and while it…read morewas quite challenging, the instructor was so sweet and welcoming. She provided lots of cueing and lots of ways to alter the work if it was too easy or too hard, which I really appreciate. I started out with a level 3 class so it was very intense, but I'd recommend starting with an easier one so you can get a better idea first! Overall it was a nice experience and a good workout.

I've had great experiences with almost all of the classes here, and I really appreciate the…read moresupportive environment the studio has created. I did want to share some feedback about a recent class with a guest instructor. During the class, I was corrected several times in front of everyone for things that weren't related to safety. While I understand that corrections are part of learning, being singled out like that made me feel self-conscious rather than encouraged, especially since I'm still building confidence in my practice. I think it could be helpful to encourage instructors, especially guest instructors, to offer non-safety-related corrections more discreetly when possible, or to check in with students about how they prefer to receive feedback. I imagine that approach would help many people feel more comfortable and supported while they're learning. Overall, I still think this is a wonderful studio with a genuinely welcoming atmosphere. I just wanted to share my experience in the hope that it helps preserve the supportive environment that has made me enjoy coming here so much.

This studio is beautiful. The layout is one of a kind and very inviting while private at the same…read moretime. The equipment is top notch as they do have every piece Pilates has to offer not just the reformer as well as barre options. I'm not sure if other studios in the surrounding area offer this many options but I don't feel the need to check them out after choosing this location. Linda and her staff are friendly, accommodating and very knowledgeable about their training so I feel more then comfortable in my sessions. They offer all types of packages so it was pretty easy to find one that fit my weekly schedule. Hands down, check out this studio! You will not be disappointed and your physical results will amaze you!

3 mornings a week I wake up looking forward to working with Linda. I've been coming to her studio…read morefor about 10 years and it shows. I'm stronger, more flexible, and have increased my balance both physically and emotionally all due to Pilates and Linda's supportive expertise. She challenges me to be better person inside and out with each session. Pilates really has changed my life and I have Linda and her instructors to thank for that.

The gym is great and I'm happy. I'm a member, but there are a few issues that come up daily…read more 1) As many have noted, access to the gym is difficult. The elevators are not great and often only 2/3 work. I think more transparency would be nice. 2) Showers start to flood within 30-seconds. It's gross and I, again, wish there was some transparency on why this isn't addressed. 3) The lack of outlets. This one is most frustrating as it seems to have the most straightforward solution. No outlets under the table in the library? Come on guys. Get a power strip or something please. Outlets by more seats on the 3rd floor mezzanine and terrace would be game changing! Please

I'm posting this because people should know... It's a nice…read morefacility, but I would strongly recommend being extremely careful with your valuables. Consider leaving anything important at home, and don't assume that a locked locker is necessarily secure. A close friend of mine had their credit cards and driver's license stolen from a locked locker. Within an hour, hundreds of dollars in fraudulent purchases were made. According to my friend, a man posing as a staff member who was "working out on his break" lingered in the men's locker room and broke into the locker while my friend was working out. What was particularly disappointing was the response afterward. My friend did not receive an apology from management, and staff declined to review the available security footage with him in an effort to identify the individual involved.