Really fabulous studio ! Such a good workout and such good vibes. All staff members are extremely…read morekind and are so helpful when you are just starting out. My first few classes they were so good about helping me get my bike set up correctly and setting me up for success. The classes are extremely energetic and challenging (in a good way). The instructors definitely push you to "level up" and are very motivating. The music is loud and really keeps you locked in. The room is pretty dark so you can't really see other people and they can't see you, which i love. It takes a lot of the pressure off! It's all about how you feel and doing what feels best for you. The shoe rental is very affordable & parking is validated. Lockers, towels and filtered water are provided.

My son lives in Nashville and I wanted to drop in for some classes. The staff and teachers were…read moresuper helpful to a beginner, remembered from our text messages that I was from out of town, and helped me to adjust my bike. I loved the playlists that Olympia and Laurel put together--they were a lot of fun and afterwards I saw my heart rate was in the zone it was supposed to be in most of the time.

Love this studio so much! The coaches are so supportive and uplifting. Everyone feels like family…read moreit's a great community to be apart of ! Highly reccommend

OTF Green Hills is the best, coaching and studio staff are outstanding!…read morehighly recommend

I've been going to this Club Pilates for years and can confirm that it is one of the best in…read moreNashville. I am VERY sad that Yari has left, but am glad we have Brooke as an instructor! Jessie, who runs the studio is truly the best!

This was my first time ever taking a Pilates class. I took their 30 minute intro/beginner class…read more This class is free which was a big selling point since I'm not sure if I'm going to like Pilates or not. The instructor was great. She was informative and supportive. I liked the location and the staff. I do think their price per class and memberships are a bit high for me.

This studio SUCKS!!! I've been an OTF member for two years and I'm cancelling my membership simply…read morebecause I have had such a bad experience that I refuse to set foot in the door another time. I won't beat around the bush--the dealbreaker for me is how strict they are about their late policy which reflects absurdly poor customer service. Across OTF, there is a 5 minute late period, which I am obviously aware of and understand. The issue is that, at this studio, even if you are LITERALLY 10 seconds over 5 minutes late they will not let you in class. As in, if you sign up for a 7:15 class and walk in at 7:20 they will turn you away because, in their words, they can't let you in "the second the clock hits 7:20". The first time I was turned away I was frustrated but ultimately acknowledged it was my own fault. However, the second time it happened, it was because their main entrance was blocked due to construction - which members WERE NOT WARNED ABOUT beforehand - forcing me to do a lap around an entire block to get to a different entrance. I would have been on time but this made me about 30 seconds over 5 minutes late. Even though I asked them to consider the current situation, they refused to let me in. It is truly unfathomable to me why you can't offer a paying member grace in that situation when it is entirely management's own doing that it happened. I know I will probably get some passive aggressive response about "policy" and "safety" and they'll say they were nice for not charging me, but none of that justifies being strict down to the second when I have taken time out of my life to try to get in a workout. I can understand being turned away after, say, 7 minutes and I know that they have to draw the line somewhere, but you really can't even apply an ounce of nuance to the situation? How can you claim to be supporting people's fitness journeys when you won't even let them attend the classes they are PAYING FOR??? Quite simply I refuse to give more money to an establishment that has such absurdly poor customer service. It's really a shame because I like the workout and have made a lot of progress after two years -- it's sad to have poor customer service be the reason for cancelling but I am quite simply not getting the product I'm paying for. Beyond that issue, I feel like there is much less of a welcoming atmosphere here than at the Midtown studio, which is where I attended the past two years. Even after three months of taking classes 2x/week, nobody knows my name. Every time I was late I was treated like a kindergartener getting slapped on the wrist, not a grown adult who has other things going on in their life and just wants to have an hour to improve themselves. But hey, maybe they would have been nicer to me if my membership were based at this studio instead of Midtown! My advice is: if you're looking for a fitness class in East Nashville check out the Margaret Maddox YMCA, Burn Boot Camp or Seven Minutes. If you're looking for an OTF studio from out of town, definitely check out Midtown or West Nashville. Those studios will actually treat you like an adult and valued member :)

I got a gift certificate so I came one day and had a blast. Music was on point, the male instructor…read moreI think his name is Austin was nice and helpful, and the woman at the front desk was incredibly helpful. I came a second time for the 7:15am class but was late I believe it was 7:22am when I arrived, the desk person was in the bathrooom, and the woman instructor told me I couldn't join the class. My kids bus was late this morning but I did a lot the night before and the morning of to make sure I'd make it to the class on time. I wasn't told about the five minute (yes just five minutes) grace period. I left there and went to the ymca who has drop in classes and understands that people have lives and are trying their best. I'm a single mom and really looked forward to that workout. Oh well. The ymca is for families , OrangeTheory is for people with privilege. Now if that's you, maybe you have a nanny or support in life to make it at the exact time class starts then join orange theory. God forbid something comes up for you the be 7minutes late.

I have been to several Barre studios over the years, and I love how inclusive Barre3 feels (at both…read moreof the Nashville locations I've visited). Workout classes can be intimidating and having a forever injury that requires modification can make it feel even scarier however, the employees always make sure to welcome new people show them around. I find that before classes (particularly a more full class) there will be socialization between members/attendees and it's not just with people they know, rather with whoever is standing nearby. Of course no one is forcing conversations if people don't wish to be social, but it just feels extra welcoming. The instructors never make you feel left out or like a burden if you need modifications. Having done barre for a while, I'm pretty good at doing my own, however without signaling anyone out they'll offer and demonstrate different modifications for each move and encourage people to take what they need. It's nice to be reminded that this is your workout, and the way you do it doesn't have to fit perfectly into a certain look or move. They also offer hands on modifications, which you can tell them if you'd rather not receive them, but the modifications are never forceful (I think most group fitness people have experienced a modifications from a good intentioned teacher that was a little too zealous - that's never happened to me at Barre3). This is a great place for beginners, for people who are feeling a little alone on starting a fitness/barre journey, for regulars, and for all the in-betweeners. It's a welcoming and inclusive environment, that encourages modifications, all skill levels, and support where ever you need it. However, don't be fooled by all the niceness too much, because the workout will still absolutely kick your butt and is harder than you think - but it's delivered in a way that's always encouraging. Also, the free parking is a major plus of this location! You can park in the attached garage or street parking nearby. For the garage I use the call box and let them know I'm there for barre3 but make sure you get the door code from an employee before your visit, because you'll need that to enter the 2nd door.

The best fitness studio in Nashville! There is a real sense of community at barre3. The instructors…read moreare so kind and enthusiastic, the front desk is welcoming, and other members want to meet you and say hi. The workout is fun but challenging and very focused on safe, supportive effort. I can't recommend it enough!

The entitlement of the clientele that I encountered leaving a class, tells me all that I need do…read moreknow about this studio and has reassured me if I ever want to get back into core power yoga, that this is definitely not the studio to go to. I'm fully aware of the neighborhood and tax bracket this studio sits in but I echo the review of a gentleman below me. This place does not embody the core values of yoga, which is ironic because core and yoga are quite literally in the name of this place, but rather is filled with people who think they are more attractive than they are and should consider loosening their tightly slicked back buns and letting some oxygen into their brains. They are more concerned with their matching sets, jam packing the elevator like sardines than showing an ounce of humans decency. You see more empathy in a Trader Joe's parking lot at rush hour than you do here. The people who come here are a special type and that type is rude and entitled. So if that's your vibe, or you're trying to be something you're not, you'll fit right in here.

In a late stage capitalist economy where profits are king and vibes are optional, CorePower Yoga…read morehas truly optimized the bag. Respect. Honestly, from a business standpoint? Elite execution. But calling this yoga is like me calling flatbread a pizza, Pop-Tart a calzone, or gelato ice cream. Sure, technically related... but spiritually? Absolutely not. Somewhere, Patanjali is filing a noise complaint. The staff is genuinely lovely, no notes there. And yes, you will sweat. A lot. But this is not yoga. This is a HIIT class wearing yoga pants as a disguise. The music is aggressively loud, the instructor is on a mic competing with said music, and my nervous system left my body around minute seven. It felt like we're storming Normandy. My Apple Watch thought I was being chased. Yoga Sculpt is advertised as vinyasa yoga blended with strength training. What I experienced was pure strength training with zero vinyasa and negative chill. I did squats, lunges, and existential questioning, but not yoga. To be clear: it's not bad. It's just, mislabeled. Rename it "CorePower CrossFit Lite With Stretching Adjacent Moments" and I'd give it more stars. Until then, this is yoga in the same way Taco Bell is Mexican food. I came for inner peace. I left with quad soreness , trust issues, my chakras are rattled and my ears are ringing. Namaste, but aggressively!

Highly recommend this place! The community is truly like nothing I've ever experienced before. It's…read morenot just about health and fitness (though the workouts are versatile and work for every level), it's the people and support that make LifeCycle so special. I drive over 20 minutes to get there, and it is 100% worth it every single time. I've never committed to a place this long, and I'm so thankful I found LifeCycle.

I went to the 75 minute class led by Tara! She has high energy, which is great and needed to keep…read moremotivated. We started with upper body and lower body weighted exercises. She gave modification options. After that we did boxing, followed by a few minutes of abs. We ended class with a few minutes of stretching. This class makes me feel like I've done a great workout for my body. I love being kindly pushed to lift weights. Tara had a fun soundtrack playing as well. Would recommend her and title! Plenty of parking as well.

I am thrilled to share my experience taking Erin's classes. She has genuinely transformed my…read moreapproach to fitness and well-being. From our very first session, it was clear that she is not just a trainer, but a coach and mentor dedicated to helping clients achieve their goals. What sets Erin apart is her passion and ability to motivate her clients. She took the time to understand my fitness level, preferences, and challenges, creating a plan that made me feel both comfortable and motivated. Each session was thoughtfully designed, ensuring that I was constantly challenged yet supported throughout the process. Erin's enthusiasm for fitness is truly contagious. She brings an energy to each session that keeps me engaged and excited about my progress. Her positive reinforcement and encouraging words have not only helped me push through tough workouts but have also significantly boosted my confidence. I find myself striving for goals I never thought possible, all thanks to her unwavering belief in my potential. Since training with Erin. I've experienced remarkable progress, both physically and mentally. I feel stronger, more energetic, and empowered to take on new challenges in all areas of my life. Her dedication to clients and passion for fitness are truly inspiring and have transformed my outlook on health. Overall, Title is great. The friendly staff take time to answer your questions, as well as show you proper technique before, during, and after sessions. Although Erin is the greatest in my book, each coach leads a fun and rewarding class. If you're looking for a gym with flexible class offerings, stress reducing workouts, approachable and knowledgeable coaches, look no further than title boxing on Church St. Matt S.