[solidcore]

If your schedule only allows you to attend classes during specific times, like before 8 am on weekdays as it was for me, and you don’t have the time to constantly monitor waitlist spots, this studio may not be the best fit. Popular class times tend to fill up quickly, and it seems that members have priority booking, making it easier for them to secure spots. I opted for the two-week unlimited trial to see if it was worth becoming a member, but found it challenging to find available slots at convenient times. While the training itself is effective—you’ll definitely feel the burn during the workout and the satisfying soreness the next day—I would recommend checking the schedule carefully before making any payment or commitment. Unfortunately, I found myself unable to attend enough classes to make the trial worthwhile, and ultimately decided not to become a member due to the booking difficulties.

Just recently finished my second class and I’m obsessed. I felt that this class helped me focus on muscle groups that I’m usually not working out. It is a great addition to my current workout. I felt that the instructors are encouraging and here for your success! They don’t have a receptionist as many have mentioned in the previous reviews, so just come early/on time as you can only access the facility 10 minutes before the class!

Alexis is the best front desk person. She’s so chill and helpful. Great vibe

Marielle was a WONDERFUL instructor. It was my first Pilates group class so I was a bit intimidated/nervous but she was so patient and helpful with me. She provided demonstrations and took the time to correct my form. She provided the perfect balance of critiques and praise. Not to mention the class itself was killer! I would definitely go again. Also, the girls at the front desk were also so kind and welcoming. It made me feel more comfortable overall. It’s obviously expensive but like most reformer Pilates classes are pricey.

With the recent Pilates craze I was excited to try out Solidcore. As a first timer you're asked to come 15 minutes ahead of time to get acquainted with the workout. You get a really quick demo of their machine, sweatlana. The machine utilizes 8 springs that add resistance. Each workout everyday hits a different part of the body. As a workout it didn't feel very beginner friendly and often times I was really lost and kept having to look to my left and right to understand. The instructor isn't demonstrating the moves so you're having to depend on the others around you. If you're new the instructor will definitely help correct your form every now and then and they were very helpful when it came to switch out my springs. There are more beginner friendly classes available but couldn't find them available at this specific studio. On that note it seems to have a steep learning curve as I discussed with other people who attended, they said it took them 10-20 classes to feel comfortable with the cues and machine. On my second class the instructor gave a lot more modifications which was super helpful. Pros - low impact but a good burn (definitely was sore) - fun group workout (high energy, loud music) Cons - expensive - depending on the level of the class no modifications to any of the movements (but maybe this exists in the beginner workouts) - no breaks built in to the workout (you have to take your own)