I was excited to learn Pure Barre opened two locations in El Paso since my last visit here in 2017…read more My sister-in-law lives very close to this Kern Place location and is a regular. She was able to get me a free trial while I am visiting here for Memorial Day weekend/to celebrate my nieces' birthdays. We came here three times already! Friday and today we took the classic class, with Erica Friday and Heather today. We took owner Salina's empower class on Saturday. The workout is very challenging but the instructors were motivating and corrected my wonky posture as needed. They seemed to know all clients' names and called out compliments to people by name throughout the class. The studio is spacious and clean. On Friday, we got free wine after the class! I also got free scented epsom salt as a newbie. I definitely was sore after each class! This is a nice community of women and a great addition to the area!

I love Pure Barre and this is an amazing studio! Joey and Salina (the owners) are fantastic…read moreinstructors and are very welcoming to everyone! This studio offers three different classes: classic pure barre; empower (which is more of a cardio workout); and reform (which is more Pilates based and incorporates resistance tubes). I love all three classes. The regular barre class incorporates small movements where you use your own body weight as resistance and then you stretch intermittently throughout class. I've always loved fitness but Pure Barre is by far my favorite work out! Plus, the people at this studio are amazing! I can honestly say being at the barre is my happy place. If you are even the tiniest bit curious, check it out! Worst case scenario you will get an amazing workout. Best case scenario it will change your life! This studio, in my opinion, also boasts the best work out retail in the city! Check it out :)

I have been to several yoga places. I have been disappointed by almost all of them. I have not…read moreloved any of them. However when I learned and experienced Ananda I found my place. I love this place. All of those who teach. Have experience respect our bodies. Teach us how to become more balanced on the mat and our daily practice. I cannot recommend this place enough.

This is the best yoga studio in town! When I moved to El Paso 2 years ago, I fell in love with this…read moreplace. Now I'm here every day! Great ashtanga inspired classes from excellent teachers! Plus, $5 classes for college students! You should also try the Pilates classes... They are amazing!

I just started this class and I was impressed with the knowledge and patience of the instructor…read moreLilia...she offers a fantastic technique with state of the art equipment... I cant wait to see the transformation of my body with the pilates reformer classes

From the owner: We offer carefully designed Pilates Reformer, ABS Pilates, TRX classes and Specialized Courses for…read moreyou to learn how to teach Pilates classes, as well as our unique ABS Pilates and Post-Maintenance classes for those who have had an injury or accident.

I usually enjoy this place... with other instructors (Suzy is good). However last time I went, I…read morepaid for a private session with Vale. She ended my class 15 minutes early and spent more time teaching me how to clean the equipment and put it away than helping me with my form. Did not enjoy my time with her. But I would go back if another private instructor becomes available.

Excellent atmosphere , state of the art equipment and excellent clases…read moreIt is a "hidden treasure"

Club Pilates El Paso West - A 10/10 Experience! From the…read moremoment I walked in, the customer service at Club Pilates El Paso West stood out -- friendly, upbeat, and so genuinely helpful. The front desk staff, Bianca made me feel welcomed before I even set foot in the studio. I ended up doing a one-on-one intro session with Kelsey, and she was fantastic. Even as someone who's taken plenty of Pilates classes elsewhere, I learned so much. She took the time to tailor movements to what my body needed that day (I was sore from a long run) and walked me through every detail -- from equipment to memberships and even local fitness talk. The studio itself is spotless, beautifully organized, and full of top-notch equipment. My favorite part was the strength and stress-control segment -- challenging yet incredibly grounding. Overall, an exceptional experience with great energy, great people, and a seriously great workout. My only request is some Club Pilates "El Paso " swag ! There wasn't a lot of retail to choose from other than grip socks and I love retail !

Hello Club Pilates Team,…read more I ended my membership at Club Pilates West on August 7, 2025. At that time, I was informed that because I canceled on the 7th, I would either (1) be charged for the next month, or (2) choose immediate cancellation, which would end my membership right away and prevent me from taking any more classes for the rest of the month I had already paid for. I clearly chose immediate cancellation and did not attend any further classes after August 7. Despite this, I am now receiving emails stating that I owe $300 for September, which is not accurate. Since I canceled immediately and forfeited the remainder of August, I should not be billed for an additional month. I want to make it clear that I truly valued my time at Club Pilates. I left positive reviews because, for the most part, I really enjoyed the studio and the classes. However, one unfortunate experience led to my decision to cancel. During one of my first Flow 1.5 classes with an instructor named Kelsi, I was made to feel belittled and unwelcome. She commented in front of the class that I "looked miserable" while I was attempting a workout that was new to me. Later in the same class, when I tried to step out of my comfort zone and attempt another exercise, she told me to just sit out instead of encouraging me. This was discouraging and hurtful. I was bullied throughout high school, and my boyfriend encouraged me to try Pilates as a way to improve my mental health, get out of the house, and socialize. Instead, I was met with the same kind of belittling treatment that I had hoped to escape. Pilates, in my opinion, should be about support, therapy, and recovery -- not judgment and humiliation. The most disappointing part is that, despite bringing this behavior to your attention months ago, I never received a single apology or acknowledgment. Because Kelsi teaches multiple classes per week, I ended up avoiding at least eight classes per month, even though I was paying $300 for an unlimited membership. That is not fair to me as a paying member. Given all of this, I believe I have a very valid reason for leaving your studio and for not owing any additional fees. I respectfully ask that this $300 charge be removed and that my cancellation be honored as immediate as of August 7, 2025. Thank you for your time and understanding. Sincerely, [Luisa Paola De La Llave ]

Dropped in today for the first time and I was very impressed with it all…read more First off, it's the only place I found that has pay per class option ($12). They also allowed my daughter to wait around while I did the class. Many places don't allow this. Two pluses for me. The facility is small, but that makes it all better. I am not into over crowded sports places/gyms. Everyone there was very welcoming. I loved that. Very helpful, friendly; just an amazing group. Definitively going back!

Great place for Spin! Not intimidating at all, and very enjoyable. Instructors are very helpful and…read moretake an active interest in your well being inside and outside of the courses. I haven't tried the yoga yet, but I hear great things from other members. You'll be pushed to push your own limits in a safe and positive environment. #MemberForLife

I've been going to Pure Barre ‍ for about 4 months, but to be honest, I've been going a lot less…read morebecause I've been so busy. What I like about them is that they let you take a FREE demo class, which is a really good mix of all the different classes they have. I then took a stretching class called "Align" that I actually fell in love with. It's the perfect mixture of yoga and resistance training, and it helps you with your posture and alignment, while still getting your heart rate up. The facilities are clean and modern, and the instructor, Erica, is high-energy and super kind. They also provide you the equipment like bands, mats, and weights, just need to clean it afterwards. They only offer classes on certain days, and the schedule is uncertain because they're in a transition period. The owner of the franchise sold it to two different owners, so now you have to get a membership at each studio, instead of being able to go to the Pure Barre here off Redd or Kern, when it was under the same owner. Other than that, the classes are high-quality, and I enjoy them. I just wish they offered more, but I understand they're a small, growing studio, and it's really close to my house, so I can't complain. I also like that there's no judgment, and you can go at your own pace. I usually modify the exercises so I don't hurt myself, because I'm so out of shape. A lot of the people who take the classes come from Pilates, which I also wanted to try, but apparently the reformer machines are kind of unforgiving, and they suffer a lot of injuries. Pure Barre is a more natural and more forgiving way to lengthen and tone your body without hurting yourself, so I'm glad I took this instead. If you're interested in trying them out, they have demos you can try. And now that the kids are going to school, I'll be going to take more classes, because it makes me feel so much better and really helps me with posture and hip and back problems that you get as you age. The classes are also pretty affordable if you buy a package, and they always run specials. -TODOELPASO

Pure Barre kicked my butt. I signed my boyfriend and I up for the Love Your Body class on…read moreValentine's Day and I still feel the burn in my abs today. PB gave us a great workout in a fun environment. I'm usually more of a studio jumper (I like going to different types of studios like yoga and pilates and kickboxing and... well, you get it). Signing up for a single class is only $20 right now. I was lucky enough to have a discount code for a free class, but I would've taken the class regardless. You can purchase single classes or memberships online, but I'd check at PB first because they might have some kind of discount going on. Our teacher was Courtney. She was awesome! She started the class by making sure we understood the lingo ("tuck" was the big one that day) and as the class went on she made sure we had the right posture and we weren't taking the easy way out any chance we got. "Find your shake" was said a lot and I did find my shake. A couple of our friends came too so I think that helped to keep us on our toes... literally. PB classes are a mix of yoga, pilates, and ballet. The ballet portion of it is more isolated standing and sitting stretches... so no, you won't be doing any pirouettes during PB. The workout wasn't so strenuous that I was near death, but between pumping weights and holding a small PB ball between my legs, every muscle in my body felt like it was working. The whole studio is in tip-top shape. In the very back there is a small locker room where you can leave your stuff and pick up weights, a band, and a ball for the class. Before the class we also picked up some "sticky socks" in the front shop area. They actually have a lot of women's apparel available like shirts, capris, and leggings. Great class, awesome instructor, and wonderful studio! I'll be signing up for more classes very soon! Oh and they sometimes have different types of events so check into those.

Luxury. Tech. Vibes. This is the gym El Paso's been waiting for…read more I found it, y'all -- the it gym. Kinective Fitness in El Paso is where fitness, fun, and a little bit of bougie all collide in the best way possible. This place is more than a gym -- it's a two-story-plus-rooftop experience that somehow manages to feel upscale and welcoming. Think boutique hotel vibes meet high-tech wellness playground. Let's start with the first floor: it's stunning. The aesthetic is modern, spacious, and designed with intention -- every detail feels thought out. The front desk team was so friendly and helpful from the moment I walked in (even when I had a little misunderstanding about my visit -- more on that later). There's a healthy café right by the entrance serving smoothies and food that fits every lifestyle, including vegan options. They even have a secret door that leads to a massage therapist's suite -- yes, an actual hidden door. There's also a retail section stocked with Lululemon and gym swag, so if you forget something, they've got you covered. Parents, take note -- there's also an on-site kids' daycare on the first floor, which I thought was such a thoughtful touch. It's clean, bright, and makes it so much easier for members with little ones to actually enjoy their workout time without stress. The first floor also houses the HIIT training room -- dark, moody lighting, TRX straps, and those curved, motorless treadmills that make you feel like a machine. MetCon classes happen here too, and if you're serious about lifting, you'll find top-notch equipment plus unique tools for competitors or physique athletes. You'll also spot the personal training offices, a compression therapy area (available for an extra fee), and super clean locker rooms with everything -- infrared sauna, steam room, zero-gravity massage chairs, tons of vanity space, and more showers than I could count. The second floor keeps the wow factor going with tons of cardio equipment overlooking the first level and massive windows with mountain views. This is also where you'll find The Trip, and honestly, this alone makes the membership worth it. The Trip is a next-level immersive cycle class -- think virtual-reality-meets-spin-studio. You ride through projected worlds on enormous screens, and it's all synced to music and visuals. The bikes are smooth, and the tech setup is seriously impressive. You even check in via small digital screens before class. That said, my only real miss came during The Trip. As a first-time guest, I didn't get any help setting up my bike, and the instructor didn't acknowledge new riders. Thankfully, another member helped me out -- shoutout to friendly gym people everywhere -- but I wish someone had guided me through that first experience. It's a small thing that makes a big difference, especially in a high-end gym like this. After class, I met Jeff, the general manager, who gave me a full tour -- and he was phenomenal. Super professional, friendly, and passionate about the space. He explained how every class syncs to your Connective app, showing your heart rate and stats in real-time on giant projectors (unless you choose to opt out). It's all very tech-forward, which I love. Upstairs you'll also find Pilates Reformer classes (extra fee), yoga and barre studios, and even a meditation-only room -- dark, quiet, with twinkling ceiling lights and soft music. It's honestly a dream. Every floor has its own bathrooms (thank you!), and everything is spotless and thoughtfully designed. And then -- the rooftop. The vibe up here is unreal. There's a track for running or walking, kettlebells, monkey bars, and a full outdoor workout setup with mountain views. At night, it transforms into this elevated hangout space with misters, ambient lighting, and even a bar serving drinks. They host events up here too, and you don't have to be a member to book one. I came in on a free trial day, but you'd never know it from how I was treated -- the staff was wonderful, and I felt like a valued member. They also offer day passes, week passes, and flexible memberships. So, the hits? Pretty much everything. The design, the energy, the tech, the amenities -- this place nails the luxury fitness experience. The misses? Just a couple small service gaps during my first visit. But overall, Kinective Fitness is absolutely the boutique gym of El Paso -- where wellness meets wow. There's a second location coming soon ! (Plano , TX)

We are really blessed to have a modern, spacious and high-end gym in El Paso. I went early for a…read moreTrip Spinning class and it was plentiful of pushing and climbing hard. More than 450 calories at the end which directly contributes to donation of cash to your favorite not-for-profit. Love the concept. Did you know? The Andy Warhol painting at the entry changes upon your angle of visualization. From Marilyn to Bang ‼ and Funky Paradise. I guess it means you can start your training with a real BANG!!

I saw an event happening at this location while eating Nextdoor - see the other review for that ! I…read morewas pleasantly welcomed immediately as I popped in by all the vendors and Hotworx staff. So excited to take a class here . Y'all know I love small businesses & vendors . I shopped , raffled and all the things . What a vibe ! Hotworx is a fantastic franchise , highly recommend.

Love it! But I love the sauna, great workouts. Definitely sweat though, there is one bathroom with…read morea shower and it's open 24 hours if you have access and are signed up. Super convenient! Friendly staff too!

Okay, this studio gets it. Hot Box in El Paso is the real deal when it comes to hot classes -- no…read moregimmicks, no fluff, just pure fire (literally). I dropped in for a hot Pilates class, and from the moment I walked in, everyone was smiles, greetings, and genuine warmth. The vibe was welcoming, the energy was high, and the class? Next level. I've taken a lot of hot Pilates and yoga over the years, but never with a male instructor -- and wow, he absolutely delivered. From start to finish, the class was intentional, challenging, and perfectly balanced. We used bands, dumbbells, blocks, and towels -- everything was provided, which I love. The room was dark, the music was vibey (think transient EDM that keeps you in the zone), and the heat was real. This isn't infrared -- it's that old-school, steamy, humid heat that pushes you past your limits. Pro tip: hydrate hard 24-48 hours before you go. Bring a big water bottle (or two). I had to sit out part of the squat series because I started to feel lightheaded -- but the instructor immediately noticed, turned a fan on me, and checked in multiple times. That level of attentiveness is rare. He even handed out chilled, essential-oil-soaked towels at the end of class and pressed them gently on our eyes and temples while cueing deep breaths. All the senses were hit. There's no shower (well they've removed the knobs so you cannot access the shower , when I asked about the shower the owner explained how hard it would be to manage 1 shower and 2 classrooms full of folks wanting to use shower- which I totally get ), but there are three bathrooms -- two downstairs and one upstairs , plenty of places to change clothes after class-- plus a massive room & cubby area to drop your stuff so it never feels crowded. The studio itself is beautiful, with a bold mural at the front and such a great community vibe. A regular even helped me out mid-class -- total team energy. This is not a beginner-friendly class, and I mean that in the best way. It's intense, sweaty, and humbling -- exactly what you want when you sign up for something called Hot Box. I've practiced yoga for about 20 years all over the country, and this studio officially made my top three nationwide. The drop-in fee was $30, and it was worth every penny. My only regret? Not snagging that cute Hot Box sweater before class (front desk was empty afterward). Lesson learned: buy your swag before you get drenched. If you're looking for a studio that's tough, authentic, and packed with good vibes -- Hot Box is it. Come hydrated, come ready, and come to sweat.

Showed up right at 5 minutes prior to class PER INSTRUCTIONS and the door was locked…read more Ridiculous. Will not be coming back here. Parking is terrible as well.