Club Pilates
Pilates studio in Midlothian, TX
Classical Pilates, Reformer Pilates and Tower Pilates in Midlothian. First Class free.
Midlothian, TX 76065
About Club Pilates
Club Pilates in Grand Prairie, TX teaches classical, reformer, and tower Pilates. Classes flow from Reformer to Springboard, Chair, Mat, and more, so no two classes are the same. Equipment includes Reformer, Chair, Springboard, Jumpboard, and Mat. Levels span beginner through advanced, with an intro class free. The studio believes Pilates suits every body type and offers low-impact, full-body workouts.
- Beginner friendly, all levels welcome
- Equipment: Reformer, Chair, Springboard
- 3 class styles on the timetable
Studio highlights
- 3Class styles
- 5.0Google rating
Class styles at Club 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.
Classical Pilates
The original Pilates repertoire, taught in its traditional order every time.
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 detailsPrices With a Date On Them
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Where Club Pilates is
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Amenities
- Reformer
- Chair
- Springboard
- Jumpboard
- Mat
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How Club Pilates Compares
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsIs this studio in Grand Prairie or Midlothian?
Worth checking before you drive. The listing files it under Grand Prairie, but the booking page and website both point at Midlothian South, and the Harvest Hill Drive address carries a 76065 zip, which is Midlothian. Put the street address into your maps app rather than the town name.
What is the Restore class for?
Recovery rather than training. It pairs foam rolling and self myofascial release with reformer movement and TriggerPoint work, so it is the session to book when everything aches from the others.
Which class is the step up in pace?
Evolution. It moves at a moderate to fast pace with quick transitions and brings in more advanced exercises and more of the apparatus, with strength, balance and stability as the focus.
Is there an age range this suits?
It is pitched broadly, from teens through to seniors, across nine class types and four levels. That spread is the reason the level system exists at all.
How well reviewed is this location?
It carries a 5.0 on Google from 379 reviews, which is a lot of ratings to hold a perfect average across. Just make sure the Harvest Hill Drive address is the one you are reviewing, given the naming confusion.
What time does it close at the weekend?
Earlier than you might expect. Saturday runs 7am to 2pm and Sunday 8am to 2pm, while Friday finishes at 6pm against 8pm the rest of the week.
Do I need to bring anything?
Grip socks, which are required and sold at the desk, and a reusable water bottle for the filtered dispensers. Comfortable workout clothes otherwise.
Ready to book at Club Pilates?
New clients get first class free. Book directly with the studio, we take no booking fee and no commission.
Booking opens on clubpilates.com.
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