I've been a loyal barre-ist at Tuck since this June. Everyone I've met has been super friendly and…read morewelcoming. I highly recommend you take Sandy's barre classes. It's life changing!!! I've been suffering from carpal tunnel for the past three years. My physical therapist said that I needed more upper body strength workouts and barre classes at Tuck is a WHOLE-body workout! Seriously, I feel like I get my money worth. It took five classes to see changes in my body. I don't suffer from back pains or carpal tunnel as much anymore. Don't get me wrong. It's hard work to get in shape but I enjoy going here because I love how passionate everyone is at teaching their classes. They genuinely want you to get the most out of your workout and they do a fantastic job in creating a variety so you're not bored doing the same routine over and over again. If you're nervous or on the fence at giving this place a try. DON'T! This place welcomes everyone of all levels. (trust me I came worst than a beginner and Sandy had to correct me all the time! Luckily, it's not as much as it used to be, lol) Honestly this cute studio is the gem of Haverford~ I'm a lot happier both physically and emotionally because of Tuck~ btw if you're looking for a challenge, def give barre bounce a try~ it's super fun and I might see you there

Great classes! Felt very safe and lots of space outside. 10/10 would recommend their barre classes…read more- more challenging than other barre classes I've taken. Excited to try yoga here!

I had my first class with Jael and she was AWESOME! She introduced herself and gave a great…read moreoverview of the class, she was very knowledgeable and helpful and gave clear instruction, which she also demonstrated... And she remembered my name :-) The studio is easy to locate and clean. The music is upbeat and I like that the lights are turned down but there's still enough light to see what you are doing/what's going on. I can't wait to return!!! P.S. this review is based on an intro class... Will review again as I progress.

Absolutely love solidcore and recommend to anyone looking for a "different" type of workout. I love…read morehow challenging this class is and how good it makes me feel afterwards. I have been to a few classes at Bryn Mawr lately and I was warmly welcomed. My only complaint is there are rarely ever deals to save money on classes, it can get a bit pricy.

New ownership. Owners absent most of the time. Employee turnover has been replaced with family…read moremembers. Sadly the place is not what it used to be. Stressful environment. Since the owner has responded to my neutral review, I will elaborate by saying that she is untruthful and paranoid. And her defaming comments have terrorized staff. Stay away. She is toxic. And scary. No good deed goes unpunished.

Unpleasant Experience. I went alone to Lenore's pilates…read moreclass and she bruskly told me that the class was full. There seemed to be plenty of room. No eye contact. No "I'm sorry, there's an opening later." I take a lot of yoga and pilates classes and this is no way to treat a first time client. I found another class that was much more welcoming nearby. I cannot comment on the class experience but the lack of grace and respect shown was enough to leave a bad taste in my mouth.

Excellent dance studio with professional teachers that have a great heart. Warm, kind and friendly…read moreatmosphere. They are very knowledgeable and super fun to be with. The location is wonderful. You will love all the different choices and the availability.

I love this yoga studio! I take classes with Karen, who is a GEM! Totally positive vibe, ample…read moreparking, beautiful studio, friendly atmosphere! And walking distance to Whole Foods, so....

I can't say enough good things about Barre3, and specifically Barre3 Rosemont. I have been doing…read moreBarre3 for 5(?) years, and have been a member at Rosemont for 1.5. The owner, studio manager, and all the instructors are truly amazing. It's evident they all put so much care and intention into creating their classes and they each have their own unique, fun, and challenging styles that they bring with them each and every day. You know some studios where you have the good and bad instructors? They're all great here. :-) I also love how they are continually adapting and incorporating new concepts and research so you never feel like the workout gets too easy or boring. Barre3 has changed my life and my relationship with exercise/my body. I love starting my mornings at Barre3 Rosemont and always leave feeling confident, energized, and ready to take on the day. 12/10 recommend--the only thing you'll regret is not starting sooner!

This has changed my life in so many ways! Hats off to owner…read morekaren for finding amazing instructors that are kind and very hard working with joy and love! Paula, Liz, Roula have been amazing since i take the early classes and there spiritual guidance and passion of staying strong and fit helped me guide my own life and happiness! I recommend these amazing classes and how fabulous those instructors are- it's a safe haven! The people that are there are supportive loving non judgmental - love Barr 3

Pure Barre Ardmore is a beautiful Community of mostly women…read more The workout is unique but very effective. There is a learning curve to the technique but the results speak for themselves. If you like Pilates but want something different this is for you. The owners are incredible instructors and people. I cannot recommend this community enough. The bad review does not realize that the workout space is only so big and they have to limit the number of people that take class for this reason. Go take a class!

Honestly, this place is a joke. I have been teaching fitness for 15 years -and this is the only…read morestudio in the entire country that has 'blacklisted' me and others. I showed up on Sunday to take a class and they wouldn't let me in. As an instructor I have hundreds of instructors that take my classes every year and I welcome it and enjoy it! Super unprofessional and an absolutely ridiculous policy. I will be spreading the word, don't worry ;)

Excellent facility, endless options and flexibility, great work space with all the amenities you…read moreneed for workouts and work convenience.

I joined at the Radnor location, which is bigger than Ardmore's with more amenities. However,…read moreArdmore recently underwent a significant glow-up, and since it's closer to my home, I started going there more often. The locker room is always clean, as is the fitness area overall. The changes make it more intuitive to navigate, and I think they added newer machines. Of course I wish they had indoor pools but they are limited by the existing space, which used to be a Macy's. In short, I have the Ardmore location near my home and the Radnor one near my work, so it's worked out really well for me.

She charged more than the website said. She said because it is not work at the studio. I was…read morethinking if you come to my place, no wonder; but I'm going to your place and charge more which is I don't understand. And she focused will you continue working with her at the beginning. "Long term money??" I did say I have to think because the traveling time. During work out, she looked on the phone see what is the time. I guess she is not interested to teach me more as I said maybe no at the beginning. If she just focus on teaching me first and make me think it will be good for my health, I probably will rethink keep on working with her even it is kind of far and expensive.

Belly Pilates review:…read more Ugh, I really wish I had done my research before scheduling a session with Kelly McBride. The first red flag should have been that she had very few reviews from clients posted or available online (and one in particular that I read afterwards sounded very similar to my own less-than-positive experience with her). The second red flag was that when I reached out to Kelly to schedule with her, the rate she gave me ($125 for one session) was notably higher than the rate advertised on her website, and she indicated that the meeting would need to be an in-home session at my residence since she was in the process of moving (and thus did not have access to her usual studio or equipment). She showed up to our session without any equipment whatsoever. During the session, she gave me several exercises to practice at home (most of which I had already learned in prenatal yoga - e.g., cat/cows & squats) and a few that involved use of a 65cm exercise ball geared towards strengthening the pelvic floor. Since Kelly showed up without any equipment, the only reason I feel like she was even able to give me the exercise ball moves was because there was an exercise ball available for us to use in the fitness center of my apartment building... otherwise, would she have just taught me cat/cows & squats, which I already knew?? I just felt very misled by Kelly & the services she advertised on her website, so I left the session feeling pretty disappointed (and $125 lighter in my pocket). When I initially scheduled the session with her, I told Kelly in no uncertain terms that what I was looking for was the comprehensive assessment/evaluation advertised on her website & an "exercise prescription" that I could continue on my own at home up through & following delivery. There was no "history intake", "Belly Screen", "DR assessment", "mat workout" or any sort of tangible "exercise prescription" provided during our session (despite those being advertised on her website as being part of the initial evaluation session). Copied below is, verbatim, the only "exercise prescription" that was provided during our session (which Kelly sent to me via text message): Space Gravity Movement Belly big 3 Breath PF Abs ...That's it! No illustrated diagrams, printouts or other exercise descriptions for me to go on following our session. I wasn't sure what would be provided as far as a take-home guide, so I actually brought my own pen & paper to the session to take notes (which I'm glad I did, since the "space, gravity, movement" text message I received afterwards wasn't at all helpful). Giving clients an "exercise prescription" that consists of telling them to work on their abs, pelvic floor, & breath through space, gravity & movement is about as helpful as a hole in the head. From the outset of the session, Kelly expressed that she could only help me so much in a single session...but that she offered a 6-session program that would help get me ready for labor. Sure lady, let me pay you $800-900 for six more sessions of "space, gravity & movement". I got the sense that Kelly was pushing an agenda for financial gain (i.e., her side business of private Pilates sessions) rather than truly & genuinely helping me as a paying client. Needless to say, I will not be scheduling additional sessions. As pregnant women, we spend SO much money as it is on maternity clothes, prenatal yoga/exercise, chiropractic & massage services (none of which is covered by insurance!) and the last thing we need is to be taken for a ride by a salesman peddling $125/hour sessions that don't really help.