Club PilatesReviews of clubpilates.com

Soy una persona con parálisis y me apunté a Club Pilates Imperial de Madrid como socio fundacional cuando aún no había abierto. Antes de inscribirme expliqué con total claridad mi situación física y pregunté expresamente si habría algún problema para asistir a las clases de pilates. Me confirmaron que no. De hecho, la práctica de pilates está recomendada por mis médicos y, pese a mi discapacidad, soy una persona funcional. Durante aproximadamente mes y medio asistí a las clases con normalidad. Sin embargo, el 18 de febrero recibí una llamada del centro comunicándome que ya no podía asistir a clases grupales y que solo podía acudir a clases individuales de 77€ cada una. El motivo que me dieron fue “por mi seguridad”. Sin embargo, mi condición era conocida por el centro desde el primer día, antes de firmar el contrato, y la práctica de pilates no solo no representa peligro para mi salud, sino que es beneficiosa para mi recuperación, según indican mis médicos. Lo que hay detrás es que en el Club Pliates no quieren que el resto de los alumnos vean a una persona con discapacidad en la sala. La sensación que me queda es muy desagradable: haber sido aceptado mientras pagaba la cuota y después ser apartado, discriminado y excluido cuando ya estaba asistiendo a las clases. Creo que en un centro dedicado a la salud y al bienestar no solo debería tener más sensibilidad hacia las personas con discapacidad, sino que debería ser el primero en cumplir con la ley y no discriminar a personas como yo, vulnerando nuestros derechos.

I’m very disappointed with how Club Pilates handled our situation. One of their staff members told us that my wife could take 4 classes per month through UnitedHealthcare’s Renew Active program. Based on that information, we chose the Renew Active Healthcare Supplement plan from UHC plan that is now costing us extra money each month. After enrolling, the studio informed us that they actually don’t accept Renew Active and said there was nothing they could do. This wasn’t a small misunderstanding — it directly influenced a major financial decision. Businesses make mistakes, but when incorrect information leads a customer to spend more on a health plan, there should be accountability and a reasonable remedy. Unfortunately, we were offered none.

Club PIlates - classes start 5 min late - then do 10 min of footwork with ultra light resistance as a warmup, then start 'exercising' 30 seconds of movement and 1 minute of rest/or waiting for intsruction (so about 10 min or less of total exercising, then 10 minute cooldown of assisted leg movements, and class is over. 'Teachers/instructors' never actually teach anything in a group class - they recite and members are supposed to follow along like 'simon says'. Every class is so limited by insurance rules that all classes at all levels are basic intros to neutered and clubified pilates and good luck getting a workout from the 30 seconds of work and 1 min of rest - which ends up being less than 10 minutes of exercise for the 45 minute class. Monthly unlimited is not unlimited, you cannot do as many classes as you want. You also need to book 3-5 weeks in advance for any class that is worth going to because everyone knows who are the legit teachers. Waitlists do not work. Instructors and managers will tell you they do - but they have never tried it themselves. Yes there are many open spaces in each class because of no-shows, but the app will always show them as full.

Total scam business. Great difficulty cancelling. Constant management turnover. Predatory business practices. Poor communication, never open, limited classes, and always closed. Charged $623.00 for 5 sessions. Suffered a documented health issue, provided documentation and they still continued to charge my card and not return call.

I’ve had a very frustrating experience with Club Pilates in Palm Coast and feel it’s important to share it for anyone considering a membership. First, scheduling classes is extremely difficult. The studio only has 12 reformers available per class, which means spots fill up quickly and it becomes nearly impossible to get into classes that work with a normal schedule. For a membership-based studio, there should be better availability or a more reliable way for members to access the classes they’re paying for. Another issue is the constant turnover in management. It feels like management changes frequently, and with each change the communication and policies seem to shift. This lack of consistency makes it hard to resolve issues or get clear answers when problems arise. My biggest concern, however, is the cancellation policy and how it was handled in my situation. I am on call for work, and when I signed up I specifically explained that I may occasionally need to cancel last minute because of my job. I was told that if this happened, I could simply call the studio and they would waive the late cancellation charge. Unfortunately, that was not honored. Even when I called as instructed, I was still charged. When I tried to address it, the issue was not resolved. Because the charges continued despite the agreement that had been made with me, I ultimately had to shut off my card to prevent additional charges. Overall, the experience has been disappointing. Between the difficulty scheduling classes, the frequent management changes, and the cancellation policy not being honored as promised, it has not felt like a fair or customer-focused experience. If

This review is specifically about the Georgetown DC location. BEWARE before you give this business your credit card information. I'm a fan of Club Pilates and did it for years in other cities, but the management in this location has complete contempt for customers. I have a recurring membership and needed to cancel it because I moved out of state. You can't cancel on the website so I called about a month ago and was told staff can't cancel it either, only the owner himself can do it and he's apparently very unresponsive. I e-mailed requesting the cancellatiom in writing and weeks passed with no response. Finally this weekend I was charged again for my monthly membership. I've called multiple times to complain, request they process the cancellation and refund the latest charge, and management has yet to aknowledge any of those communications. Please think twice before having your credit card information kept hostage and being charged with no ability to cancel

The instructors were great when you could get a class. They oversell memberships and every class even weeks ahead are wait listed. You don’t know til the day of if you’re off the wait list makes for planning and working impossible. At this price you should be able to attend the classes.

Cambio excesivo de profesores. No te da tiempo a acostunbrarte y ya tienes otro profesor que dura menos de un mes