I've been going to The Yoga Roots (sister studio) for years, so I'm strong, but I'd only tried a…read morereformer once before, so the machines still intimidated me. I was nervous about looking clueless, breaking something, or holding the class back. Kim met me exactly where I was. She clocked that I was still pretty new to the reformer, and gave me more hands-on guidance while the more experienced people in the room kept moving. Same as TYR: the teachers read the room and meet everyone where they are. She challenged me without ever making me feel feel behind or inexperienced. The studio is clean, smells great, heated but not brutal, and the teachers clearly know what they're doing. It's a different kind of sore than yoga/mat pilates. A great supplement to a regular yoga or sculpt practice. If you've been curious about pilates but scared of the machines, start here.

was really disappointed with my experience here. The studio advertises classes as "all levels," but…read moreas a beginner, I did not feel welcomed or accommodated at all. The instructor and staff came across as unfriendly and unapproachable from the moment I walked in. At one point, I was told, "and that's why you don't wear shorts to Pilates," which felt unnecessary and embarrassing rather than helpful or professional. There also doesn't seem to be a proper front desk or welcoming environment for new clients, which made the experience even more uncomfortable. If you are truly beginner-friendly, instructors should create a supportive atmosphere instead of making people feel judged for not already knowing studio expectations. Unfortunately, I left feeling discouraged rather than encouraged. I've had much better experiences at LUMIX, where the environment feels welcoming, supportive, and genuinely inclusive for all levels.

Elana is an excellent instructor, patient, emotionally generous, lighthearted deep practice. I…read moreswitch between in-person, on zoom, private, and group classes. At the moment, I'm taking virtual mat classes because I like having workout partners. elana's prices are super reasonable, and her online scheduling portal connects to my multiple calendars. If you're curious about Pilates or are an old pro, you will be satisfied with the thoughtful instruction and deep core workout.

Elana made my introduction to Pilates so much fun and insightful all at the same time. I learned so…read moremuch. I had a 55 minute private session, but I am looking forward to trying mat classes a few times a week. The studio was very nice and all the equipment was immaculate. Elana is amazing, funny and very knowledgeable. She made sure I was comfortable every step of the way. I would definitely recommend In Perfect Balance to any and everyone who is looking for a Pilates studio in the area or interested in given Pilates a try.

There is no better group of instructors and the facility is like being in a private lesson. fun…read morepeople and great results!

Tammy is a great instructor with a wide range of knowledge and skill. She's created a warm and…read morecaring environment that adds immeasurable value to my life, keeping me strong and balanced for the years ahead. I love More Core Pilates and so will you.

Club Pilates Palmdale is a welcoming and supportive studio that makes fitness feel approachable for…read moreeveryone. What I appreciate is they help anyone with any fitness level work out. If you've never done Pilates (I hadn't!) or never worked out they will get you the specific guidance you need and there are different class levels so you can progress. These types of studios start at the front desk (no way I want to work out somewhere when the first person I meet is rude, but I've never had that issue.) Each of the front desk staff has always been welcoming and helpful...they get to know you so they check you in before you even tell them your name. Heck you'll even see the manager checking people in! The instructors each create an inclusive environment where all body types and fitness levels are celebrated, making it easy for beginners and seasoned athletes and everyone in between to get a good workout in. You may not feel like you're working hard but you'll feel it the next day! I also like that they will correct your form so you don't go months with doing it the wrong way. Whether you're building strength, improving flexibility, or just trying something new, Club Pilates is such a fun workout. Plus they offer free intro classes so you can see if you'll really like it.

So happy with this club, it makes a work out hater love working out. Vee and Ludelle will kick your…read morebutt in the best way. And, Julia's center and balance is the perfect work out dessert.

Love ladies first fitness!! The staff is so friendly and They offer a variety of classes…read more Kim's glute camp is my favorite class. Plus they have childcare, sauna and steam room!

I love ladies first sooooo much!! a life changing environment with the most welcoming ladies at the…read morefront desk. anytime i've needed any help they've always been so lovely and kind. i came from 24 hour fitness (you probably can guess how that went) and i have seen such a difference with my workout growth. i actually am able to get on the machines i need without any hassle or fight. i also love how quiet it is and has all the amenities i need.

Joshua was extremely helpful in enrolling my two sons today and fixing an issue on my account. I…read morehad initially enrolled them online and one of the accounts had an issue with the minor consent, Joshua not only fixed the issue but also confirmed all the changes by showing me on his end and sending email confirmations. Joshua was also very patient with me as I had my infant babies with me and assisted me with something as simple as holding the signing pad to sign the documents and pay. His helpfulness and great customer service was greatly appreciated.

I have been coming to this location for over three years, and throughout that time, the staff has…read morealways been very helpful and friendly. Unfortunately, my experience today, September 12, 2026, was very different. At approximately 11:10 a.m., as I was leaving the gym, I noticed that the location had received a new scale. I approached the front desk, which was occupied by two staff members, Aaron, the supervisor, and a female employee. I asked the female employee if I could use the new scale. Rather than responding or attempting to assist me, she simply stared at me. Aaron then stepped in and informed me that the scale was not available for use. I then returned to the restroom to retrieve something I had forgotten in the locker. When I came back out, I approached the front desk again and asked Aaron about the intended functionality of the new scale. While I was speaking with Aaron, I noticed that the female employee was looking at me with what appeared to be a very unpleasant or disgusted facial expression. I asked her if there was a problem. She asked what I meant, and I explained that when I initially approached her about the scale, she did not attempt to assist me and instead looked at me in a manner that I perceived as unwelcoming. She responded, "That is my face." I told her that if that was the way she presented herself to customers, she should reconsider working there, since her position involves customer service. I then asked for her name, and she refused to provide it, stating that she did not have to give me her name. I subsequently asked Aaron whether company policy requires employees to wear a name badge and/or provide their name when requested by a customer. Aaron informed me that employees are not required to wear a name badge or provide their names upon request. This was a very unpleasant and unexpected experience, particularly because I have been a customer at this location for more than three years and have generally had positive experiences with the staff. I believe this employee could benefit from additional customer service and de-escalation training, particularly regarding how employees communicate with and respond to customers. I would also appreciate clarification from management regarding the policy: Are employees not required to wear a name badge and/or identify themselves by name when requested by a customer? Thank you for taking the time to review my concerns. I hope management will address this situation appropriately and ensure that all staff members maintain the level of professionalism and customer service expected at this location.

YMCA is did not open today. Employee is here in front and he does not even know why they are not…read moreopen.

I've been trying to register membership with them for my son , and there's a specific person in…read morecharge that works with the Regional Center. I have made multiple attempts to contact this person, in different time spans and left voicemails and wrote an email. All I want is to get services for my son. Can you replace this person please and find someone who can do there job and return a simple phone/ or email. Thank you.

Great teacher, and I love the boutique environment. I strongly recommend them for your fitness…read moreneeds.

Brenda's instruction help me to try new more challenging positions that I would be too intimidated…read moreto try without her expert guidance and encouragement. She keeps my herniated disc from limiting my abilities daily. #grateful

I started working out at Lift two months ago, and I absolutely love it…read more The workouts are effective and efficient, and, if you're a nerd like me, it's interesting to hear Dirk and Chenell talk about how the movements strengthen different muscle groups. They're always nearby to make sure my form is correct, and they never lose patience when I ask them to remind me how to do certain moves. Speaking of supervision, I went to Lift today for the first time in about a week and a half, and I told Chenell that I've been experiencing some pain in my left shoulder. She sent Dirk outside to talk to me about it, and after I described my symptoms, he re-wrote part of my workout and continued to check in to make sure I wasn't in any pain. I felt super safe and respected, and there was ZERO pressure for me to push through any discomfort. Hiiiighly recommend this place!

I started working out at Lift Silverlake seven weeks ago and my experience there has been 100%…read morepositive, far exceeding any expectations I had regarding the process and results I might see. It has been years since I've stepped foot in a gym, and I'm not young, so I had misgivings about how the training would go, but those misgivings have disappeared. I have always been active in one form or another, first as a (modest) school athlete, then in the military, and finally just interested in general fitness, but my time with Chenell, Dirk, and Emilie has yielded results (already?!) I've never felt or seen before. Going into this, I submitted information about my background and goals, and I feel it's clear that the team really listened and that I am on a tailored program directly addressing my goals. I am by no means an expert in weightlifting, and thus far have needed many reminders about which exercise is which, what the movements are, etc. but I always feel comfortable asking for those reminders. Dirk and/or Chenell, and/or Emilie are consistently close by for those reminders, or to help with adjustments to form, and pointing out if it might be time to increase resistance (weights) because of increased strength over time. I told myself I was "only" going to do two workouts per week when I started, and almost immediately (and eagerly) bumped it up to three workouts per weeks since I could feel and see positive results almost from the very beginning. I've since discovered that some close friends have also had great experiences at Lift Silverlake, and I've already found myself recommending it to friends based on my experience there.