Club Pilates
Pilates studio in Round Rock, TX
Classical Pilates, Reformer Pilates and Tower Pilates in Round Rock. First Class free.
Round Rock, TX 78681
About Club Pilates
The Round Rock Club Pilates runs full body reformer classes that move across the springboard, chair, jumpboard and mat, so no two sessions repeat. Beginner, intermediate and advanced levels are timetabled with prerequisites between them. Anyone new gets a free intro class first. The chain grew worldwide from one San Diego studio opened in 2007.
- Beginner friendly, all levels welcome
- Equipment: Reformer, Chair, Springboard
- 3 class styles on the timetable
Studio highlights
- 3Class styles
- 4.6Google 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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Amenities
- Reformer
- Chair
- Springboard
- Jumpboard
- Mat
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How Club Pilates Compares
Compare with any studio in Round RockClub Pilates does not publish a price we can cost a routine against yet. These are the studios nearby that do, so you can at least see the going rate before you call.
$228a month, via 20 class pack
Also teaches Private Pilates.
Put these two side by side$165a month, via unlimited membership
Also teaches Cadillac Pilates and Prenatal Pilates.
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Reform Society Pilates Tx
Round RockReform Society Pilates Tx does not publish a price yet.
Also teaches Mat Pilates and Vinyasa Yoga.
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsWhich membership matches how often I will actually come?
The chain sizes them by frequency rather than by budget. The 4 pack is built for once a week, the 8 pack for at least twice, and unlimited for three or more. Be honest about which you are, because the 4 pack at once a week is the only tier most people fill.
How many classes are there to choose from each week?
Around 70, with the earliest starting at 6am and the last going on at 7:30pm. That density is why the Frontage Road site can absorb a full membership.
Where exactly is the studio?
2800 South I-35 Frontage Road, Suite 160, in the Crossing Point Shopping Center where highways 45 and 35 meet. There is parking on site, which is not true of every studio in this chain.
What does a single class cost here?
Generally between $25 and $35, though it moves by location. Monthly tiers sit between $79 and $169 for four classes, $139 to $305 for eight, and $189 to $397 for unlimited, so ask Round Rock for its own numbers rather than trusting the band.
What props show up beyond the reformer?
TriggerPoint tools, TRX, an Exo Chair, a Bosu, Pilates circles or mini balls, long bands and weighted dumbbells, plus the Springboard and Chair. Which ones appear depends entirely on the format.
Can I jump straight into a harder class?
Not really, and the naming is designed to stop you. Foundation sits at Level 1, then Progression at 1.5, Evolution at 2 and Mastery at 2.5. The harder formats simply are not offered at the lower numbers.
What goes in the bag?
Grip socks, required and sold at the desk, and a reusable bottle for the Flowater dispensers. A sweat towel is optional. Tie long hair back and leave dangling jewellery at home.
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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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