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Pilates studio in Frisco, TX

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Core Body

Pilates studio in Frisco, TX

Reformer Pilates in Frisco. New clients: first class for $15.

5.0out of 5 on Google from 18 reviews

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Address6700 Stonebrook Pkwy #106
Frisco, TX 75034
HoursMon6 AM-11 PMTue6 AM-12 PM, 4:30-8 PMWed6-11:30 AM, 4:30-8 PMThu8-11 AM, 4-7:30 PMFri6 AM-2 PMSat8 AM-12:30 PMSun8 AM-12 PM

About Core Body

Core Body in Frisco runs method based reformer classes, each with a stated purpose and intensity rather than one format repeated: Sculpt for shaping work, Slow Burn built on holds and time under tension, and an advanced class built around control and deep core work. Jumpboards are on the reformers and grip socks are sold on site. Private classes and studio events can be arranged for groups. A first class costs $15 and booking runs through Arketa.

  • Beginner friendly, all levels welcome
  • Private and one to one sessions available
  • Equipment: Reformer, Jumpboard

Studio highlights

  • 1Class style
  • 5.0Google rating
Intro offer

First class for $15

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Class styles at Core Body

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3 class pack$50

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First class for $15

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Where Core Body is

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6700 Stonebrook Pkwy #106Frisco, TX 75034
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Amenities

  • Reformer
  • Jumpboard
  • Grip socks for sale

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How Core Body Compares

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At twice a week, Core Body works out at $133 a month on its cheapest published rate. Here is what the same routine costs at the studios people weigh against it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the class progression?

Four steps in order: Foundations, Fundamentals, Core Body Sculpt and Slow Burn. Alongside them sit Spring Theory on the jumpboard, Core Assets targeting abs, arms and glutes, and The Reset for stretch and recovery. That ladder is worth following rather than jumping into the middle of, because the Sculpt Method builds on sequencing you learn in the first two classes.

What does a first class cost?

Two figures are published, $15 and $20. Either way it is well below a standard rate, and there is an intro method pack of three classes on top.

What is the Sculpt Method?

The studio's own approach: intentional reformer sequencing, low impact resistance training, slow burn muscular endurance and precise alignment. It is strength focused rather than classical.

Is the studio accessible?

Yes, with a wheelchair accessible entrance, restroom and parking, and lockers inside for your things.

What is the room like?

Dark ambient lighting rather than bright and clinical, which the studio uses deliberately. If you prefer to see yourself clearly in a mirror, this is worth knowing.

How early should I arrive?

Ten to fifteen minutes for a first class, for an introduction and to have the reformer set up for you.

What hours does it keep?

Uneven. Monday runs from 6am, Tuesday splits into a morning to noon and an evening to 8pm, Thursday starts later at 8am, Friday closes at 2pm and Sunday finishes at noon.

Who owns it?

It is a woman owned studio on Stonebrook Parkway in Frisco, holding 5.0 from 18 reviews.

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