
HOTKOR REFORMER
West Palm Beach, FL
Mat Pilates turned up, in a room heated to somewhere between 85 and 105 degrees.
135 studios in 105 cities list it, and 26 publish a drop in price.
Hot Pilates runs a fast, high intensity mat sequence in a room heated to anywhere from 85 to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and studios vary more than Bikram rooms do. It borrows the heat from hot Yoga and the core sequencing from Pilates, and it is closer to a conditioning class than a classical Pilates session. Bring more water than you think you need.
$22-$38 per class is the national range. Below is the standard group drop in at studios teaching it, city by city, and when we last checked.
| City | Lowest | Typical | Highest | Based on |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Chicago, ILChecked 2 months ago | $29 | $29 | $29 | 2 studios |
Typical is the median, not the average, so one high priced studio cannot drag a city upward. A city appears once at least two of its studios have published a price, and the cities with the most priced studios come first. A drop in is each studio's standard group class price, so where a studio teaches several styles it may not be the Hot Pilates price.
The first 120 of 135, ordered by verification, then how recently we checked the listing, then rating. Position is never sold. The rest are on their city pages, linked below.
120 of 120 studios

West Palm Beach, FL



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Summit, NJ



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Park Slope, New York, NY





The honest version. Every class style suits some people and not others, and a directory that pretends otherwise wastes your first class fee.
The 24 cities with the most studios teaching it. Another 81 cities have at least one, and every city has its own page.
Ranges are national guides for each style, not one studio's price.
A full body workout on the Reformer, where the springs resist and support you at the same time.
$28-$50 per classCore focused floor work with light props, built around control rather than speed.
$18-$32 per classYour first classes, taught slowly, with every movement explained before you do it.
$20-$45 per classOne to one coaching planned around your body, your history and your goals.
$75-$150 per classBoth use a heated room. Hot Pilates runs a faster, higher intensity core and conditioning sequence with no held postures, while hot Yoga moves through yoga postures and holds. Hot Pilates generally feels more like circuit training and hot Yoga more like a flow.
Anywhere from 85 to 105 degrees Fahrenheit, and studios vary more than Bikram rooms, which hold at 105. Ask the studio for its exact figure. The heat is there to loosen you rather than to make the class a survival exercise, but it is still enough to need water and a towel.
Water, a towel for your mat, and clothing you do not mind sweating through. Grip socks if the studio uses equipment in the heated room, and a spare top if you are going anywhere afterwards.
135 studios in 105 cities list Hot Pilates. The most are in New York, NY (8), Buffalo, NY (3) and Fort Worth, TX (3). Each city page lists every studio teaching it there.
The median drop in price across the 26 studios here that publish one is $30, and the middle half charge $25 to $32. That is each studio's standard group drop in, so at a studio teaching several styles it may not be what a Hot Pilates class costs there.
A studio price shows the date it was last checked wherever we hold one. Stale is stated, never hidden.
Listed, claimed, verified and enhanced. We never blur them into one green tick.
Class size is capped by machine count, which is why the apparatus in the room is listed, not just the class name.
Order is verification, freshness and rating. No studio can buy its way up this list.
Claim your studio to control the price, schedule and intro offer shown on this page. Claiming is free, and it never buys position.