I went for a free class. Limited machines which limits class availability. Very strict with…read morescheduling and if you don't show you forfeit payment. There are also no shower facilities, so even scheduling an early class before work wouldn't work. Ideally, this isn't the Pilates set up for me. The staff was nice, and the studio was nice. If there were more options for classes, and a more negotiable payment plan (rollover classes) I'd consider joining.

Wonderful staff with great explanation. Great equipment that makes the exercises easier and low…read moreimpact.

Great instructors, knowledgable and attentive. Results are seen. Clean and pleasant place.read more

Core Pilates is one of the best Pilates studios in OKC. The owner, Dallas, is very knowledgeable…read moreand instructs her classes in a calm demeanor, making everyone feel comfortable and welcome. Core Pilates never fails to give me a good workout, I leave feeling accomplished after every class. This type of Pilates studio is great for those who are more intermediate/advanced in their Pilates practice, but they also have classes for beginners who may be trying out Pilates for the first time. The teachers also always give modifications for exercises if you have any injuries/alignment issues. Also can I just say that this is one of the cutest Pilates studios too!?! The atmosphere is very light, airy, and comforting. The environment makes the classes even more enjoyable. I love all the pink

The instructor that greeted me was amazing! So sweet and very informative, her name was Brittany…read more It was my first ever Pilates class and I really enjoyed it. I suggest showing up about 15 minutes before class to get the rundown on the equipment if you're not familiar! If you're not very athletic or just jumping back into your fitness journey, I suggest booking an intro class before jumping into intermediate reformer class. It was moderately challenging. I bought a 10 pack, can't wait for the next class!!

I love this place so much. I came as a novice and because of my schedule, I miss weeks at a time. I…read morefeel welcome every time I set foot in the door. My first few classes were so hard for me because I've been off the exercise wagon and I had never done Pilates. I was excited to try it because I have heard it's a lot easier on the joints. I wanted a multifaceted workout that wouldn't kill my feet, hands and wrists and this was perfect. Every time I went, I messed up all kinds of moves and they didn't bat an eye, just corrected my form and encouraged me to keep trying. I would walk out and evaluate how successful I felt I was at being able to complete every rep. At first it was, Arms-80%, Legs- 50%, Abs/core- 20%. After about 6 weeks of being able to attend classes 2 weeks on and 2 weeks off, I've greatly improved. I'm now at; Arms-95%, Legs-75%, Abs/Core- 50%. I feel stronger, can see some muscle definition in my legs, arms and back. I like that this studio has all ages, shapes and sizes. The instructors are encouraging, the equipment is on par with what other Pilates studios have, they have cute grippy socks for purchase. It has a happy design, is bright, airy, and doesn't feel cramped.

I've been enjoying the classes here! I started going right when they moved to the Automobile Alley…read morelocation which was a bit confusing at first, but it's fine now. Parking lot and the easiest entrance are both in the back of the building. They offer mostly hot yoga which was something I had been hesitant about in the past, but I really like the workout and the teachers I've had. They have a pretty regular schedule, so like Devin and Tailyn are some of my favorites, and you can really build a practice with a few teachers who know you if you go regularly. I also really like Rylie's barre classes. I went to BYB in Norman in 2019 and didn't super love the instructors and classes, but I really like the instructors here in OKC who are really lovely, caring, and motivating which makes all the difference with something as vulnerable as hot yoga, especially as someone who's never been really dedicated to her practice before. I will say that the studio isn't perfect, but they're all minor complaints. I know they just moved into it, but there's a slightly lifted plank in the floor that would be horrible to step on or have your mat on. Also, the heat lamps are really low, so it's killer if you end up underneath one (a great sweaty workout though if that's what you want). Finally, for the most part, the studio is private, but the door is clear glass, so I have seen people looking in a few times which is a little awkward. It's in a hallway, so people are passing by, and looking up to see someone looking at the class while you're doing downward facing dog isn't the best haha. I will say that I've never been in an overfull class in the two or three months I've been attending. I'm not sure what the cap is, but I've also always been able to book the classes I want, even 30 minutes before they start. I'm on the unlimited classes student deal for $100 a month, and it's a great motivation to put classes in my calendar and actually go. It's also helpful that it's not too far from my apartment, unlike a lot of the other exercise studios in the metro :) Thank you!

Balance. Yoga. Barre. Is simply and effective! They offer classes all the above and more. I truly…read morelove that they offer classes in the morning, afternoon, and evening. Especially love their weekend selection as I often am unable to make midday workouts. They provide mats, balance balls, weights, bands, and really anything you need to enjoy the class. I attend the 8th street market location which offers a restroom but no water fountain. They offer changing rooms inside the studio. The staff is always friendly and they are experts at what they do. If your considering, they have free first classes.

Excellent teachers, excellent facilities and a beautiful atmosphere that is inviting and peaceful!read more

I'm a dude and so I'm pretty wary of super female oriented anything. So this place was s total…read moresurprise. I thought I would walk in to a place that sold yoga pants and pushed ideology like "Get your Pilates Body!!!" and "this one's a good cellulite killer". But to my complete shock, this was mainly all about movement education. Now, let me clear about that: It can be a VERY hard workout. It can also be about prepping your muscles and unwinding stupid patterns I've gotten myself into so that I can do what used to come easily for me. Let me give you my best example out of MANY: I started having MAJOR lower back pain. Out of the blue. It went on for several weeks. And so I went in and told my instructor and she did a deliberately slow and thoughtful analysis of my movement, when things irritated me, when movement soothed me. And she finally said, "There's basically nothing wrong with your back. But your hips are SUPER tight." And I was like, "What's that got to do with my back?" (I didn't vocalize this) And so she gave me a bunch homework and movement I was required to do at home. Let me pause here to say, I'm a 32 year old dude, with no injuries or weight problems or limitations in my mobility. IF you saw me, you would think I was healthy and in shape. Now, after a week of this homework for my hips, my back started to feel less strain. Then after two to three weeks, I only felt the pain in the mornings. Then after a month, it was completely gone. Then I stopped doing the homework . . . and guess what . . . it all came back. So, take that for what it's worth. I've lost 10 lbs and I'm also constantly realizing how much more fluidly I live my life. Bending down to pick up a shoe used to be a stretch for me. Not anymore. Neck and shoulder pain plagued me in my early 20's when I sat at a computer desk all day. That's been gone for over a year now. I feel younger and more agile than I did 10 years ago. And I can see it in other people that they are not taking any time to maintain and repattern their movements as they get into their 30's --- so I expect to see a lot of my friends getting surgery when they honestly just need to be moving with the gifted instructors at this studio.

Hotworx is my sole gym preference. I love it!! My…read moreinteractions have been limited to Oklahoma locations, but I plan on visiting as many as I can. This location is a little sad paired to alot of the ones in Oklahoma. Clean for the most part. HUGE FX area. They have a lot of broken equipment. They have broken cycle and blast bikes. You can't adjust your workout in the blast...... The Cycle seats were broken and weren't even hotworx bikes. You can't turn the volume up on the videos. The staff are very friendly. Members seemed very rude. Overall didn't have a good time at this location. Wouldn't go back.

If you don't like working out with a room full of strangers - this is the place! HOTWORX has…read moreseveral different workouts available (Pilates, Yoga, Cycling, etc.,). Basically, you go into an infrared sauna and a virtual instructor walks you through the entire workout! You have control of the temperature in your room. Technically, up to 3 people can be in a workout sauna at a time, but most people usually have the room alone or if there's multiple people, it's likely a pair of friends working out together! The staff is A M A Z I N G! They're very knowledgeable and are always super helpful! HOTWORX is technically a franchise, so they're scattered around the US - but of the few I've checked out, this location is my favorite! Memberships are also very affordable and you get 24/7 access!

I've been meaning to write this review for a few months now and honestly I would give this place 0…read morestars. One of my friends invited me here for a free class and I had the worst experience. I registered for the class a few days before on their website and the website said that my registration was successful. But not only did the website give the wrong location so that I was late for the class, but when I got there the staff were very fake and the older blonde woman behind the counter told me that I was not registered and then further embarrassed me in front of the staff, my friend, and all the prefect princesses walking in asking me "do you have a camera on your phone, "sweetie"" when asking me to scan a QR code for the class in a VERY condescending tone and she didn't look me in the eye. Of course I have a camera on my brand new iPhone. Who even asks that??? Needless to say I decided right then that I would not be going back ever again. I was so upset and downtrodden and embarrassed I just told my friend that I was going to leave because I didn't want to be treated like a poor, dumb, undesirable and embarrassed and singled out even more. It was obvious that they thought I DIDN'T belong there as soon as I walked in. I don't want to be that girl but in this case I would, unfortunately, advise anyone who is NOT WHITE or dressed entirely in Lulu Lemon to stay away from this place if you don't want to be talked down to and shoved out the door. There are much better, more compassionate practices where they will definitely not make you feel like some underprivileged charity case who they are required to tolerate.

I have fallen in love with this community! I started going about a year ago and in my first month I…read moreattended 28 classes. I was hooked. The community of instructors is so supportive and encouraging. I had never had a good relationship with exercise in my life but Barre3 changed that for me. They helped me to realize the importance of mind body connection and moving your body because it feels good rather than always exercise tied to a scale goal. I will always keep coming back because this place has changed my life for the better and taught me so much about what I am capable of.