I was staying out in Joshua tree for a week and was so happy to see there was a studio with drop in…read morehot yoga classes. Prices were reasonable, and they provide mats for no extra charge which was amazing since I didn't pack one. I would definitely return! Only issue was Google Maps does not know where this place is hahaha make sure to give yourself extra time to find it and park.

These women did a stellar job at leading great Yoga (well-paced, not too fast) and a wonderful…read moresound bath. Thanks for making my visit to Joshua Tree feel like a proper local experience. See you next time for sure.

I love this studio so much. I had been here a few times many years ago when I lived in Echo Park. I…read morewas so excited to see that they had moved to the high desert. I immediately signed up for the lovely two week deal and got to try each instructor; everyone is wonderful and very tentative to detail, I have never felt looked over in any of my classes. The studio is clean and very inviting, the class sizes are small and they have everything you could possibly need to comfortably perform Pilates at any level. It's so easy to book your classes online. You'll fall in love with this little Pilates community.

Private lesson with Kristina for stretching. Use of mat, Yoga strap and Thera band. Good…read moreinstruction with thorough explanation and help with movements.

I took three INCREDIBLE classes at Ara La Quinta! Classes were so well formatted, the instructors'…read morecuing with perfect, truly loved the focus on form. I took both Essential Movement (fantastic classical flow) and Velocity (so challenging but wow). Love this studio!!

I really like this Pilates studio. Much more personal than some of those "club" studios. The…read moreinstructors are always joyful, help when needed and make you want to come back. There are all levels of class from foundation to Velocity (watch out). Busy during the season, so plan ahead.

Great find in Palm Springs. We did the cardio jump class and were both sweaty and sore after. And…read moreobviously really smug because WE DID EXERCISE ON HOLIDAYS. The owner is lovely and it's a small studio so you get lots of individual attention. If I ever have the pleasure of going back to Palm Springs I'll definitely be back.

This is the best Pilates studio I have found. Johnny and his sister conduct classes with safe and…read morepractical instructions. Although I attend the group classes, I feel my personal needs are addressed.

One of the best Pilates studios not only in Palm Springs but in Los Angeles as well. Expert…read moreinstructors. Top of the line equipment. Focus on form and strength. Can't believe I spent so much time visiting Club Pilates in the hopes of being in a class anywhere close to the private training I'm used to. If I wasn't already addicted to Pilates, Encore is an awesome studio that challenges me, keeps me coming back and actually gets me excited to work out.

Ecore Fitness is a five-star facility with a stellar team led by the owner, Sean. The equipment is…read moretop-notch, and the studio is consistently spotless and centrally located. I have taken a variety of classes with Sean, Aleesa, and Nicole, and I find each session to be both challenging and expertly taught. I am so grateful to have this level of talent right here in the community. Highly recommended!

Five Star Gym is performing illegal business practices per California Civil Code 1812.80. They are…read moredemanding cancellation in person OR a mailed postmarked letter. They are refusing a hand delivered cancellation notice by my representative and are demanding it be mailed. This violated California law. Cancellation for Cause (Civ. Code 1812.89): Members can cancel if they move more than 25 miles from the facility or become disabled. California Civil Code 1812.85(b)(1) "...To cancel this agreement, mail, email, or deliver a signed and dated notice that states that you, the buyer, are canceling this agreement, or words of similar effect. The notice shall be sent via first-class mail, via email from an email address on file with the health studio, or DELIVERED IN PERSON TO (Name of health studio operator) at (Address and email address of health studio operator)." I have sustained a massive injury. I have constant pain and a spinal fluid leak and can no longer do any kind of physical activity. I have been trying to cancel since the end of March. The gym manager demanded I come in person, or mail a letter along with my medical documents as proof in order to receive a refund or to process my cancellation. I have tried informing them over the phone that what they are doing is illegal. I do not have the ability to come in person or go to the post office. They should have accepted the hand delivered letter my father tried to deliver. They don't care. They refuse to process my cancellation continuously. There are multiple accounts of them doing this to other customers online. This can't continue.

Lowering down to 1 star. Opened a locker and got a nasty whiff of something. Thought it might be…read morethe knee wraps of the old guy behind me. When I was leaving I checked the locker again and found human feces on Hanes packaging in a locker. Nasty af.

This is a really well run facility. The classes are consistent. There's no surprises. Just show up…read moreand get your workout done. It makes discipline with Pilates so much easier than other alternatives.

Good classes and instructors, clean and organized along with friendly people. I enjoy going to CP…read moreweekly:)

Use to really enjoy this gym but its not what it use to be…read more Firstly, they almost always have a busted machine or something out of order. Stair stepper never works, neither of the ellipticals worked last time, only one out of 3 treadmills works properly. The other 2 don't incline. Maybe you should invest in new equipment? I come in with a day pass when we are in town and have noticed for the past year at least that the tile is coming up on the carpet in the weight room. Are you ever going to fix it??? Or are you going to wait til someone trips over it with weights and gets seriously injured? I Will never come back here and am shocked they still have members when they're obviously not getting their money worth with working equipment and a safe workout room.

Since the other gyms in the area are closed on Sunday I thought I would come check out Bodytek…read more Glad I did. This is probably the nicest, newest and cleanest gym in the area. And its only $10.00 for a day pass! If you need a gym for a few days to work out at and are coming from out of town I would definitely choose this place. Or if I lived here in Big Bear this is where I would join! Their rates are very good here. They have everything you need except for a legit free weight bench press. But they do have two squat racks you can easily convert into a bench since they do have a good amount of flat bench dumbbell benches. Good amount of cable machines. WHAT MAKES THIS GYM TOTALLY LEGIT AND SUPER COOL: The Aerobics Room. However I wouldn't call it that since it sounds too 1980's Richard Simmons like. But rather the room of Pain and Gain because thats what this room is all about if its used correctly. This room is a gold mine. I used to train with Jake Shields and Gil Melendez at Fairtex for 8 years and this is all these MMA fighters used to do: Battle Ropes, Tires, Kettle Bell exercises, Heavy Bag Muy Thai, Core Strengthening, Jump HIIT training, etc.. Its ALL about HIIT training. Although its good for you, you won't get shredded doing moderate steady cardio. You gotta do HIIT. If I lived here I would be in this room 6 days a week. Even where I work out at in OC at Golds Gym and 24 Hour Fitness we don't have a room like this. Forget the treadmills! Get in this room! 8 one-minute rounds of battle ropes hard core all out as hard as you can (30 seconds rest between rounds) is better than one hour steady state on the treadmill. And those monkey bars. My upper body was on fire after doing a few rounds of that!

How many times/ways does a woman have to ask someone to stop before they'll stop?…read more The owner has chosen to shame the woman's reaction to being touched aggressively/non-Pilates, instead of choosing to rectify the situation entirely with humility. The owner has chosen to shame my fiance's in proportion response to me being aggressed, instead of reprimanding the actual aggressor (her employee). I've been going to Pilates reformer classes since I was 13 (I'm now 34) and have NEVER had this experience. I showed up for the empty class 2 minutes late. Firstly, before class began, I informed the owner and instructor about my existing sore ankles after a recent fall (in writing in their intake forms as well as verbally). No broken bones, no bruising, just sore. A normal, professionally run class would not have affected my ankles poorly. The abnormal, unprofessional class I received did affect my ankles poorly. The instructor, Vil, secondly did not lead me through a foot and ankle warm up as is traditional to Pilates reformer. He STARTED me in with jump board changements, which is a maniacal decision for any reformer class setting. That should have been my cue to leave. Class began, and I then had to ask Vil to repeatedly avoid the sore ankle areas when giving his style of "adjustments and corrections" that were continuous, unwarranted, too invasive for a 1st class meeting, and I was the only non-staff taking part in the class- receiving all of the brunt of his "style" of corrections. I believe Vil chose to take out some "empty studio summertime boredom" on my body and did not stop twisting and forcing placements on my body the whole time. I nervously went along with as much as I could stand until it became too painful and uncomfortable. The non-stop adjustments I received were given without consistent consent language, and were given with an extremely heavy hand. It was painful, over the top, and abrasive to say the least- Causing my nervous system to go into fight/flight mode. Not AT ALL Pilates etiquette. I HAVE NEVER BEEN TOUCHED SO AGGRESSIVELY IN PILATES EVER. It is so rare when I've been touched in reformer classes at all. The instructor typically uses words to describe body placements, or an extremely soft hand with over the top consent language when physically adjusting. I repeatedly asked him to stop touching my ankles once he started in on them. I first brought it to his attention by saying "please mind my ankles", after he had grabbed and adjusted them into a position he could have described with words instead of touching me. Moments later he readjusted my ankles with excessive force again and I said "hey, please remember, my ankles". The studio owner then acknowledged my concern with a wince and an apology, and we continued on with the class. He did it again with the same force and I said "if you touch me like that one more time, we're going to have a problem". He said sorry, then moments later DID IT AGAIN and abrasively grabbed my ankles and twisted them into a position. I flew off of the reformer and backed away, horrified by the experience and confused at how he could not and would not hear my requests, then demands to stop hurting my ankles. He used non-Pilates etiquette from start to finish. Throughout the class, he also made degrading and insulting remarks about my body including remarks about "being too young to have a double chin", "not looking like a ballerina anymore", and was overall abrasive in his tone with me making comments like that of a wanna-be ballet director talking down to a dancer- not a Pilates instructor coaching a paying customer through a normal class. The instructor, upon hearing of my ballet background, chose to run the almost private class in the "old school" way that the owner and instructor later stated was totally OK to do despite me voicing clear discomfort/concern, while being alone in the studio with them. Very uncomfortable. The owner witnessed and acknowledged the instructor's conduct, yet instead of taking my concerns seriously, attempted to offer me complimentary sessions, minimized the seriousness of what had occurred, and dismissed my concerns about the instructor's behavior and lack of professionalism. Both stated that the instructor is just "old school" and there was nothing wrong with that. Well, I'm a "new school" 34 year old psychotherapist who doesn't tolerate disrespect, comments about bodies, aggressive touching, and consent being ignored while being hurt in a class I'm paying for. No one should leave a class feeling humiliated, dismissed, and unsafe. The way this situation was handled was deeply concerning, and I have reported the incident. The owner doubled down on her support of the instructor's egregious conduct: it is clear she is perfectly OK with instructors at her studio being forceful, abrasive, and not using Pilates etiquette. Based on my experience, I cannot recommend this business to anyone.

Wonderful studio, had a great workout and stretch while visiting. Felt really good after the class…read morewas over. There's 6 reformers at this studio, the instructor gave some cues to make it more challenging during certain exercises. I would recommend this place and is very accessible to beginners

Really nice owners. Knowledgeable and fun. Great atmosphere. Something for everyone. I've been…read moreenjoying my membership there.

I recently had a great experience working with owner Lucas at Club Pilates La Quinta. He runs a…read moresuper friendly club and goes the extra mile to help his potential customers. I have United Healthcare and one of the Member Wellness Benefits they promote is access to Club Pilates. So I thought it would be the perfect opportunity to try a different studio. What he got right: - within 10 minutes he redeemed my Wellness Benefit - he was fully transparent about this benefit and offered suggestions on how to ensure I could book classes in spite of high demand - without feeling like he was trying to upsell me, he suggested other membership options - his staff was welcoming and super friendly Because of this I would like to give this studio a try.