This is by far the best pilates studio to which I have ever been! It is a small, intimate space…read morewith a maximum of three people on reformers for a class, which allows instructors to focus on each individual and really cater towards everyone's specific needs and adjustments. I had the chances to work with Laura, Tiffaney, and Alice, and all three women are beyond incredible. They are so aware of the body and I really appreciated the attention they gave to form while still kicking my butt! Their instruction was super clear and visual, and each class had so much variety in terms of exercises that every muscle group of my body was worked. In just two weeks I was noticeably more toned and stronger! 100% this studio will be one of the primary reasons I come back to Jackson, WY. Everyone should go here!

I should have written this review a long time ago. I signed up for a Physical Therapy continuing…read moreeducation class with the Pilates institute of America some time ago. They ended up cancelling the class due to not having enough people sign up. This would have been fine with me although I could never get them to refund the $339.00 that I paid for the class. I spoke with one of the owners, Lee H. Puglisi, many times who said that he would refund my money. He asked for my name and address several times. I emailed and spoke with him over 10 times and never received the refund. Finally, he began ignoring my emails and would not return my phone calls. For this reason, I would never sign up for a class with them again and would never recommend them to anyone else. I far as I'm concerned they are very dishonest people who provide horrible customer service. It makes me question the quality of the education that they provide.

Took an intro Pilates class last night. It went well. The front desk was professional in their…read moremanner. The instructor was friendly, knowledgeable, on time, sensitive to each person's physical needs, and ready to help when needed. The studio was clean and the low lighting in the ceiling was great to keep the eye strain down. My body noticed I did the work yesterday, but I'm not in pain from overdoing. I hope to take more classes.

Best place in town to do Pilates! Instructors were…read moreknowledgeable and the equipment was the best you can get.

An ideal workout for those of us who fear the mountains (and prefer to stay warm/dry/close to the…read moreground). I signed up for a reformer Pilates class on Friday morning and was not disappointed. Although the equipment was a little different than what I am accustomed to at my regular studio in Denver, Spela's instructions made me feel right at home. Perhaps it was all of the tasty cocktails I enjoyed the night before or the temperature in the Pilates room downstairs, but I was a sweaty Betty by the end of the 50-minute class. Like, I needed to go back to the hotel and take a shower ASAP sweaty. But nothing I couldn't do while on vacation! Props to the detox tea I enjoyed in the cafe before class began.

Visited from Detroit, dropped in for a traditional hot yoga (26x2) with Serese, and it was as…read moreexpected: Amazing! Serese took the time to learn both my name and my husband's name. I would have loved to purchase some studio merch., but they didn't have any, but Serese went out of her way to find me a tote bag. Definitely visit the studio they have a variety of classes!

To say I'm disappointed with this organization would be an understatement as I'm deeply outraged by…read morethe horrendous and racist experience that my child endured. Over the summer, I sent my son to this Dancer's workshop camp to have a fun and wonderful experience, however, I soon realized that things weren't right as my son began to tell me about the disturbing way that his instructors treated him. At home and even at school, I strongly push my children to learn and speak Spanish alongside English, but after I sent my child for a few days to this camp, I noticed that my son didn't feel comfortable speaking Spanish anymore. At first, when I tried asking my son what happened, he wouldn't tell me, so I decided to wait until he felt more comfortable. Finally, when my son told me what was bothering him at camp, I found out that he was continuously being punished and shamed in front of his class for speaking Spanish. It is difficult for me to even begin to describe how outraged I felt when I realized what my son was enduring daily and the negative effect that it was having on him. According to my son, his instructor, whose name is Karen , at one point dared to tell him, "you're not Mexican, you're American". This is beyond unprofessional and borderline discriminatory, and I'm appalled by the fact that an establishment such as the center for the arts could allow for such behavior to occur without any reprimand. While I wish that I could say that this was the only terrible experience during this camp, unfortunately, it isn't. During pickup time on a particular day, I saw first-hand how little care the director and instructors have for children's safety. On one occasion, when I went to pick up my son, I was informed that my son's instructors carelessly allowed him to walk home by himself without even giving us a phone call. As a parent leaving my child's safety in the hands of the instructors at this camp, I expect that they make sure that children properly go to the correct people, yet this is an area that they don't give much attention to, which is deeply concerning. I almost had to threaten to get the police involved for the staff to take their job seriously and find my child, who was walking on the busy streets by himself, and worse of all, the instructor who found him then tried to shift the blame onto my child, instead of taking responsibility for their negligence. Ultimately, I speak out from a place of frustration, disappointment, and, most importantly, as a parent while writing about the atrocious experience that my child went through during their time at this camp, and I hope that by sharing this information I can help other parents from making the mistake of sending their children to an establishment that has unprofessional staff who are incompetent, negligent, and discriminatory. As I finish writing this review I think that it is a disgrace how one of the only establishments dedicated to the arts in the town of Jackson Hole could have such serious flaws in the way that staff care for and treat children, and I can confidently say that I'll never send my child here again.

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Beautiful space and Nicki is so personably and and knowledgeable. She was a wonderful instructor…read morethat takes time to personalize your Pilates practice.

This place is amazing!! The atmosphere, the workout, the instructor everything! Nicki is amazing,…read moreshe explains the exercises and what muscles are used and how it helps improve your quality of life. You can tell she loves her job and loves helping others be their best selves. I would go there every day if I could.