Toning up by butt for pool season…read more I got a sweet Livingsocial deal here... 5 classes for 49 bucks (normally 200). I had no clue what I was getting myself into. The studio is small and clean (only 4 students per class). I was the only dude in all the sessions. I worked with 3 different instructors (Maria,Monica, and Jen). All very knowledgeable and professional. They focus a lot on toning legs and butts. Its definitely a lot harder than it looks. Overall, the classes helped me increase my flexibility, strengthen my inner thighs, and tighten my butt. Keep up the good work, Body in Mind!

Body in Mind is located at Palms Place inside Drift Spa. I didn't know what to expect when I first…read moresigned up for this. I initially thought we would be using the reformers but it turned out to be an intimate mat style Pilates class given my Nina. She started off telling us about the benefits of Pilates and how she got involved in it. She refers to her class as Bootylates and she is a walking advertisement that it works! I currently take Hot Pilates at another studio so I was familiar with most of the exercises we performed. What differed about this class is being that it is not in a hot room I really felt I could concentrate more on the actual exercise, my form and my breathing more so then I do in a Hot room where I know those things get compromised as fatigue from the heat sets in. This studio is on the smaller side, Nina had 12 mats set up for us and there were about nine of us in class. The class size max is also a bonus as Nina can check form and correct if needed. Although she didn't use the reformers they are in the studio along with some . And just this week I saw a Groupon for a one on one session for $50 which is quite the deal for this type of instruction. Drop in class rate is $20.

I took the Restore & Release restorative reformer class with Bailey and really enjoyed the…read moreexperience. Since it's a slower-paced class, the flow was easy to follow, and Bailey's cues were clear and straightforward. One thing I appreciated most was how hands-on she was throughout class. She took the time to provide individual tactile adjustments, gently pressing into stretches to help deepen range of motion. Those small corrections made a noticeable difference. The only minor challenge was hearing her at times. The studio is very spacious, so if she's several reformers away while cueing another client, her voice can be difficult to hear. Thankfully, because it's a restorative class with a predictable flow, I was usually able to anticipate the next movement. The studio itself is beautiful. Everything is brand new, clean, and thoughtfully designed since they only opened earlier this year. I especially love the warm, low lighting throughout the space. It creates a calm, intimate atmosphere that fits the restorative vibe perfectly. There's also a separate entry room with open cubbies for shoes and bags, which helps keep the studio uncluttered. Pricing is also very reasonable, especially for this side of town. I only wish they'd open another location closer to Southern Highlands or Henderson because I'd definitely visit more often. The only downside for me is the location. It's in the same plaza as The Green Door, so I personally prefer to be a little more aware of my surroundings when arriving or leaving, especially after dark. The plaza has plenty of parking, and the studio itself felt welcoming and secure. It's a gorgeous new Pilates studio with a relaxing atmosphere, affordable pricing, and a restorative class I'd happily take again. Bailey's hands-on teaching style really stood out and made the class feel personalized. As a bonus, they have a great promo running for the month of July. New clients can take their first class for $15, and if you purchase a new class credit, you can bring a friend for free through their BOGO promotion. It's a nice way to try out the studio together.

This place was absolutely awesome! And it's so refreshing to have this type of commodity on this…read moreside of town. If this was in Summerlin I'm sure their prices would be doubled, the classes would be full. But that wasn't the case! I'm starting to venture out of LVAC classes. And on this journey, PilatesLand felt so much more feminine, smelt like Victoria Secret walking in, with a fitness get away atmosphere! Brand new machines all aesthetically pleasing. They set up the mat and equipment for you BEFORE YOU GET THERE. The instructor pays attention to each person making sure the moves are right and the alternative positions for different levels are known. After we all wiped down our own mat and put the equipment away since they did the courtesy of put it out, we did the returned favor. They have cubbies to place your items, being on the rough side of town I questioned it, but I notice all the ladies look very intentional. We're all here to get fit! So I felt comfortable leaving my belonging and phone detoxing for the time being! Looking at the negative comments below, the Lady on the tv screen is the owner of the studio. Which is quite an accomplishment. This is probably like her dream come true, to open up shop in areas who wouldn't normally have access to luxury's fitness! And I didn't notice the water sign because I took my own water........ but let's be honest this area would have people trying to fill their water bottles with the shops water. That water is probably for the people who forgot their water..... not to those who want to take advantage of it and fill their own gallon lol If you're looking for intentional serious Pilates spot on the east side, this the place to go to! I will be back!

These new Pilates classes are absolutely amazing!!! Energizing and uplifting for my whole body!…read more The two instructors I have experienced, Leslie and Frances, are amazing and take the time to know each person individually and also keep the class going. The classes are refreshing in body and mind.​ I take my 15-year-old granddaughter because she plays high school soccer and a mixed indoor boys and girls soccer team, and swims laps daily. The Pilates has totally energized her physical fitness. Since engaging in Pilates she's begin running laps daily to shorten her time running a mile !!!! It's all these amazing PILATES classes !!!

I took my first Pilates Reformer class at the Yoga Sanctuary this morning and it was FANTASTIC!…read moreLeslie V. Is a wonderful teacher. She's knowledgeable, kind and helpful. I've been a Yoga member at YS for years and I feel like it is my home away from home. This is already the premiere Yoga studio in LV and I'm certain it will become the premiere Pilates studio in town as well. Especially sine their Pilates instructor line up is as good as their Yoga instructor line up. I am looking forward to my next Pilates class. I highly suggest booking a Pilates session at the Yoga Sanctuary.

I've tried several pilates studios in town and this by far has been the best experience! Darcie,…read moreJeannie, and the other instructors make the classes feel personal and customized to the level of the student, there's a wide variety of classes - so you feel challenged and have options. I love Jeannie's Tuesday and Thursday evening Pilates Plus classes and one of my new favorite classes is the Candlelight Stretch and Savasana with Monika - it's the perfect start to the week after a busy Monday and I love that Monika helps my body recover from the weekend and reset for the week. Side benefit of my membership here is that aside from the great workout, I've met lifelong friends and have a blast!

I had a mishap with signing up for the wrong location via ClassPass (which was completely my fault)…read moreand when I left a voicemail to let them know that, the owner Cindy texted me kindly offering to come to a later class. I was busy that night but the fact that she went out of her way to accommodate me even though it was my mistake is stellar customer service. I have been to the other location for Pilates numerous times and now that I know how committed the ownership is to taking care of clients, I'll definitely be back to both.

Adam's weekly Iyengar classes at Power Yoga + Pilates were a wonderful experience for me. The…read morestudio is about a half an hour from where we were living, but it was totally worth the drive. Adam is truly a gem. He has a deadpan, understated sense of humor that brings a lightness to class while still keeping everything focused and intentional. He tells us why things are done in a certain way, which deepens my understanding. His teaching style is calm, clear, and very accessible, and he's always watching to make sure students get into postures safely. His attention to alignment and safety is excellent, and you can tell he genuinely cares about his students' well-being. Even though Iyengar can be very precise, Adam makes it feel approachable and supportive. His classes are thoughtful, well-paced, and consistently high quality. Having practiced yoga for over 20 years, this class is good for beginners and longtime yogis.

You wouldn't be able to see the place if you weren't actively looking for it. Its a tiny little…read morestudio right next to Goodwill in the crotch of the plaza. The hardwood practice floor isn't but three feet from the entrance. The studio is modestly underdecorated. When I first got there, Aileen, the instructor was stretching out. Looking around the room, you see all of the Iyengar yoga props: yoga mats, a stack of Mexican blankets, a box of straps, wood and foam blocks. The class schedule online said the class would be from 930a-11. I tried calling several times, but could never get a live person or a recording that gave adequate information. So I said eff it and just showed up. I got there ten minutes early, signed in, and got acquainted with Aileen, who was very friendly and informative. Besides the instructor, I was the only one in there for a good ten minutes. Then people started trickling in. We didn't get started til 10. I guess the schedule online was wrong because we finished at 1130. One guy left early because he thought the class was supposed to end at 11, too. Including myself, there were eight students. The studio was just the perfect size for us + instructor. When you first walk in, you can see the instructors' certifications posted on the wall. To begin, we started with three OMs and an invocation. She said the invocation. We repeated it. She never explained it. I could have been calling the devil for all I know. Most of the students were middle aged. A few had skeletal problems and could not execute the postures. But Aileen came around and corrected or modified the postures. She's very hands on. But sometimes her hands weren't so ... soothing? She kind of molds you into position. She was very strict with form, although she didn't force anyone to do anything they didn't feel comfortable with. For that reason, the class was very good for all levels. I've never done a head stand before. I've done a tripod headstand, but not the head cradled in your hands kind. It was like the third posture we did. I've never done an inversion so quick in a session before. We did two inversions throughout the practice. The headstand, then shoulder stand later. She's not really big on counterstretching, either. After shoulder stand, there was no fish. We just laid there for a second. Not that the class was bad, Iyengar is just not for me. I prefer more fluid practices like Jivamukti or Vinyasa. Iyengar was very lectured. The instructor tells you what to do, then you do it. Like a lab class in college. Even Aileen's voice was similar to that of a college professor's. The asanas (postures/ poses) are held for an upwards of a minute, unlike Vinyasa, where you're almost constantly in motion. But the Iyengar postures weren't like super hard postures to hold. Stuff like staff or down dog. Sometimes I liked using the props to correct or compensate, but sometimes it seems really awkward. You constantly have to be moving around your blankets, folding and unfolding, adjusting your straps. It gets to be too detached from the asanas. At one point, we even changed the orientation of our mats. Aileen called all of the asanas by their Sanskrit names. Which is not educational for me, unless the Sanskrit is footnoted by the English translation (as instructors often do in Bikram). Mostly everything we did was lower body and back. Not much upper body at all. We finished with savasana (corse pose), a namaste (a salutation) and a bow of the head, and she just goes "Any questions?" and that was it. After people packed up, she talked a little to me, I gave her my money, and she gave me the exit information. I think its weird that the first two posts (the only other posts to date) are from inactive users ... * off the strip, non-casino

One of a kind. The real thing…read more If you are a newcomer to yoga or you are more advanced, I promise you will find what you are looking for here. The instructors have dedicated many genuine years to attaining the proper training and certification to teach Iyengar, and it really shows through in their expert knowledge, abundant patience, and wonderful/helpful ability to customize yoga poses for different ages, different injuries or physical challenges, and different levels. I enjoy the type of yoga studio that treats the practice not just as a form of exercise but also as a lifestyle, you can gain awareness and strengthen physically and mentally during your practice. Or if you prefer, just go for a killer work out and to relieve stress of your daily life. I definitely have restorative, healing, and enriching experiences there. Check out their website, or call... I spoke with Aileen, she is welcoming and informative.

Edited to add a shout out to Kandy! I've only been able to take a few of her classes, but wish my…read moreschedule aligned with hers more!

The yoga instructor told me I "was mean" because I said I didn't have a cell phone number. I had…read moreasked her to please put ten zeros in the field for the phone number if it was critical to put my phone number in, and that was it. She then gave me a very dirty look and said she felt put out because I showed up right before her class and just wanted to put this information in. However, this studio also has a sign in front that says they do not open until exactly ten minutes ahead of when class begins. I showed up 5 minutes before the class begun due to the sign they had in front. I guess this yoga instructor simply has a grievance with a polite "no." I decided to go to another yoga studio since I am very unoccastomed to people acting this put out by my simply politely declining to give out my marketing information. So here is my public review instead.

First time trying a Pilates class and so happy it was at this studio! Invited by a friend and I…read moreloved how easy it was to enroll for a class. Loved the whole vibe there, the instructor was so sweet and helpful. Getting there was easy, it's located at the bend across of ikea. Finding it was a challenge but after I found it, it was okay. If you park in front of mothership area, you would have to pass Freeds bakery and entrance is in courtyard area. I was really nervous but I survived and I would def come back! Being it was my first class, I def had a good workout because at the end while stretching my legs were shaking! The sauna is a must when you go, it's so pretty and relaxing!

I joined Reform Social Club sight unseen--before they even opened their doors--and after taking…read more100+ classes, it's time for a proper review. There are plenty of Pilates studios in Las Vegas, but what sets them apart is simple: it's the elevated option. Located at The Bend right off the 215, the studio offers high-quality Merrithew reformers (with tower option) and premium equipment like Bala and Stakt. They also offer complimentary coffee and matcha via VendiBean, and a soon-to-open sauna with Turkish towels, infused spa water, and essential oil cold towels--which perfectly aligns with the overall experience. Booking is seamless through their app, and being able to choose your reformer is a small detail that makes a big difference. With a wide variety of classes there's something for everyone. From the moment you walk in, the experience is intentional. You're greeted and checked in--or, if you prefer, you can check yourself in through the app (perfect for introverts). The retail section offers quality grip socks, merch, and accessories. Also in the lobby is a seating area to relax before or after class, plus a filtered water station. The studio itself has 14 reformers (with spots 8-14 in the front row facing the mirrors), along with lockers (not cubbies) and two spacious private bathrooms that each have their own vibe. I can't elaborate further on the bathrooms but IYKYK. What truly sets RSC apart from most studios in town is that they don't accept ClassPass. While that might seem like a downside to some, it actually means members come first--no more booking 2 months in advance to be on an endless waitlist. You start to see the same familiar faces, which creates a strong sense of community. I've met some amazing people here, and it's made staying consistent so much easier. RSC isn't just a Pilates studio to me--it's genuinely been life-changing. I can't imagine practicing anywhere else.