good pilates
Chair Pilates, Classical Pilates, Contemporary Pilates and 5 more in Austin.
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Austin, TX 78751
About good pilates
Good Pilates is an athletic, form-focused studio in Central Austin teaching reformer, tower, chair, classical mat, and hot pilates sculpt. Sessions use the Merrithew V2 Max system for precision and control. Private, semi-private, and group formats are available. The studio sells grip socks and books classes through Arketa. Its approach blends classical principles with functional strength and contemporary pacing, emphasizing longevity and good energy. All levels are welcome, from beginner up.
- 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
- 8Class styles
- 5.0Google rating
Class styles at good 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 detailsClassical Pilates
The original Pilates repertoire, taught in its traditional order every time.
Typical drop in$30-$55View detailsContemporary Pilates
Classical Pilates updated with modern movement science and a flexible running order.
Typical drop in$28-$50View detailsHot Pilates
Mat Pilates turned up, in a room heated to somewhere between 85 and 105 degrees.
Typical drop in$22-$38View detailsPrivate Pilates
One to one coaching planned around your body, your history and your goals.
Typical drop in$75-$150View 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 detailsSemi Private Pilates
Close to private attention, shared between two or three people.
Typical drop in$45-$85View detailsTower Pilates
Spring loaded work on a Tower unit, standing, seated and lying down.
Typical drop in$30-$50View detailsWhere good pilates is
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Amenities
- Reformer
- Tower
- Chair
- Mat
- Grip socks for sale
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How good pilates Compares
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$355a month, via unlimited membership
Also teaches Mat Pilates.
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$200a month, via drop in every time
Cheaper first month on its intro offer, $5.
Put these two side by side$100a month, via cheapest membership
Lowest advertised tier. How many classes it includes is not published.
Also teaches Mat Pilates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsHow does a Reformer drop-in at Good Pilates compare with a Mat and Sculpt class?
Reformer is $50 for a single drop-in and Mat and Sculpt is $35. Buying the 10-pack brings Reformer down to $40 a class and Mat to $30.
When is the $450 Unlimited Membership better value than a Reformer 10-pack?
When you would burn through a pack inside a month anyway. The Reformer 10-pack costs $400, and the Unlimited Membership at Good Pilates is $450 per month, only $50 more, yet it covers every format including heated mat and hot pilates sculpt. Unlimited Members also get one complimentary guest pass each month, which a pack never includes, and packs cannot be handed to a friend either.
How small are the Reformer and Mat classes on Guadalupe?
Small by design: 8 spots in Reformer and 16 in Mat at Good Pilates.
Do I need a towel for the heated mat classes in Austin?
Yes, one big enough to cover the whole mat, unless you bring your own mat and Good Pilates waives it. Towels are sold at the studio.
What kind of machines and teaching style should I expect at Good Pilates?
Apparatus classes run on Merrithew V2 Max Plus reformer/towers plus chair. Instructors blend classical Pilates with strength training and plyometrics, so sessions are high-energy and challenging.
Is parking free outside 4525 Guadalupe Street?
All of it is free. Spots line Guadalupe in front of the studio between 45th and 46th Street, with more in the Avana building lot and on Avenue A.
What do a private and a duet session cost at Good Pilates, and how do I arrange one?
$150 for a private, $225 for a duet shared by two people. No phone number is published, so email info@goodpilatesatx.com to book one.
What should a first visit to the Austin studio look like?
Arrive at least 10 minutes early so staff can show you around. Eat a light snack about an hour before, because Good Pilates runs athletic classes, and bring grip socks for Reformer.
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Book directly with the studio. We take no booking fee and no commission, so the price you see is the price you pay.
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