BODYBAR Pilates
Pilates studio in Southlake, TX
Chair Pilates, Reformer Pilates and Tower Pilates in Southlake.
Southlake, TX 76092
About BODYBAR Pilates
BODYBAR Pilates in Southlake, TX teaches reformer, chair, tower, and jumpboard Pilates, with mats also on site. Classes come in group, private, and semi-private formats, and all levels from beginner to advanced are welcome. The studio's signature programs include Agility, Strength, and Fusion, each mixing equipment like the reformer, chair, and tower. Grip socks are available for purchase. The atmosphere is community-focused, with instructors pushing students mentally and physically to discover their inner athlete.
- Beginner friendly, all levels welcome
- Private and one to one sessions available
- Semi private sessions for two to four people
- Equipment: Reformer, Tower, Chair
Studio highlights
- 3Class styles
- 4.8Google rating
Class styles at BODYBAR Pilates
These are the styles this studio teaches, not its full timetable. A studio often runs several named classes inside one style. Typical drop in ranges are national bands, and this studio's own prices are below.
Chair Pilates
Short, demanding spring work on the Wunda Chair.
Typical drop in$30-$55View detailsReformer Pilates
A full body workout on the Reformer, where the springs resist and support you at the same time.
Typical drop in$28-$50View detailsTower Pilates
Spring loaded work on a Tower unit, standing, seated and lying down.
Typical drop in$30-$50View detailsWhere BODYBAR Pilates is
Marker is this studio’s own Google listing.
Amenities
- Reformer
- Tower
- Chair
- Jumpboard
- Mat
- Grip socks for sale
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How BODYBAR Pilates Compares
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$99a month, via cheapest membership
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$120a month, via drop in every time
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsIs there a shop at the studio?
A mini-store, selling shirts, water bottles, bottled juice and grip socks. Useful if you turn up without socks.
What is the Powerhouse?
Precision emphasises it for a strong core. The class works on mastering the foundation and refining form rather than pace.
What is in a Performance class?
Athletic resistance loads, supersets and total-body exercises, run fast. It is built to challenge stamina and reactive power rather than teach.
What is the room like?
Clean, bright and spacious, with light wood floors and neutral paint. It sits in a small shopping complex with restaurants nearby.
Do instructors correct your form?
Yes, actively. They demonstrate moves, tweak form during class and offer modifications rather than calling out cues from the front.
How early should I arrive at Southlake?
10 to 15 minutes before your first class, which covers check-in, meeting the instructor and getting acquainted with the Reformer.
What hours does Southlake run?
The weekday pattern never varies: doors at 6am, last class done by 7:30pm, Monday straight through Friday. Weekends compress into 8am until 2pm.
Is there anything beyond classes?
Studio-sponsored mixers and theme nights, which is a deliberate community push rather than a timetable of workouts alone. On the classes themselves, seven formats run on the Reformer, Tower, Jumpboard and Chair. Fusion is the one that mixes equipment, developing strength and agility while pushing cardio and working the core. Grip socks are required for all of it, and the mini-store sells them alongside water bottles and juice.
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