SPN Pilates

Great class ! High energy instructor! Love the lights off! Great music! Full class! Really kind people. I also appreciate that there’s Pilates reformer on site — can’t wait to take one of these!

This has become one of my fave classes from classpass! It’s a bit farther than other Pilates classes in woodland hills but definitely worth the drive. Studio is clean and modern and I always get a really intense workout when I come. I’m always sore after and that’s a good feeling!

This is an amazing studio– it has everything: spin, Pilates reformers, toning, yoga, and a really positive environment. SPN Pilates is really welcoming to newcomers, and you will get an incredible workout no matter what your fitness level is.
ALSO: Peter Tucci. GO TO HIS CLASSES. He pushes and encourages everyone in the room, but he is especially unique because he reminds everyone to HAVE FUN! Right when I think I can’t possibly push myself for another second, he will get up and dance in front of the class– which makes everyone forget how hard they are working and turns a really challenging moment into a really fun time.
If you want a studio that offers everything, TRY SPN PILATES!!! Do it!!!

The website can be unclear about the free demo classes and which classes beginners are allowed to take, but the owner, Breanne, was receptive to feedback and did her best to remedy the issue.

I have to say that I am a little surprised by all of the positive reviews for this «pilates» studio. I wanted to take an introductory class before buying a package, and am so glad that I did. My reasons, however, may surprise you. I had previously been practicing pilates at a studio that emphasized classical pilates techniques using different equipment, including the reformer (which is what this studio has), but due to a recent move, was looking for a new studio. During this introductory class, we were told that we would be doing a «combination of strength training and classical pilates,» but would be moving at a faster pace than traditional pilates (which in theory, I was totally cool with). The honest truth is that we did squats and lunges using the reformer (the front, back, side, on top of… you the get the picture) for the 35 out of 45 minutes that I could stand being there before I exited stage left. So a forewarning, if you’ve never tried a pilates class or you are new to pilates (and especially if you have practiced pilates in the past), this is NOT REAL pilates and you should probably look elsewhere). I’m pretty sure that Joseph Pilates would be rolling over in his grave.

Cannot say enough good things about this place! It has everything I need, cycling for cardio, yoga for stretching, Pilates for toning. Peter’s yoga deva class?! My all time fav! I haven’t taken a class that didn’t get me sweating and I have loved every instructor I have taken.
I’m still in my first month at SPN Pilates because I’m on winter break. It’s a deal that everyone should take advantage of. I go to UCLA so I’ll come back in the summer, for sure! The only thing is I wish there were a student discount.

SPN Pilates is an amazing studio that has completely transformed my body and it’s due to Brianne and her lovely instructors. I was a bit hesitant because I had never taken a Pilates class on a reformer. But all the instructors are so encouraging and always offer modifications so I never feel discouraged. The cycle classes are challenging and I walk away dripping from sweat but surprisingly energized. Thank you SPN, so glad and grateful I found you!!!

I just took one of the best pilates classes last night. I love this studio and wish they had one on the other side of the 405. I wish there was a little leg-​in-​strap work, but honestly my body loved that class so much I didn’t care! Highly recommended!

Due to a move I recently had to stop going to SPNPilates and I miss it!
Not only was it affordable but every class is amazing!
The instructors scale/​modify the classes to fit your abilities; I was new to Pilates and had limited core strength, by the 3^rd month I was able to perform the more complex moves and hold my form. Each instructor had a different technique and personality which made the workouts dynamic and there was never a dull moment. I can honestly I miss all of them! They were so sweet and accommodating, the owner even offered to let me borrow her spin shoes when mine were not working!
Pilates and spin changed my body physique completely, I had no idea my waist, arms and behind could be so firm and defined! When I first started over a year ago I was preparing to be a bridesmaid in a summer wedding, I more than reached me goal in a matter of 3 months! Pilates taught me to challenge my mind and focus on the functions of my body and it was addicting!
My only wish is that a SPNPilates will open up in Woodland Hills or Sherman Oaks! I miss every instructor there and I have YET to find a studio that compares at a fitness or price level. One day! :)
Thank you SPNPilates for the amazing experience!

hi everybody_​
i am an over weight 57 year old male. yuk!
team spn, is giving me my youth back. the work i am doing is paying dividends, and, i must credit this progress to their fine programs and rigorous attention to detail.
they work hard and invest in the success of their clients!
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I have been taking at spn for about 8 months. Being a dancer, performer, and having a competitive background in cheer and aerial acro, I’ve always searched for a challenging, yet fun workout! I got so tired of the gym because being a dancer, let’s face it… I need music to drive me and a class setting, plus my a.d.h.d.has never helped me at the gym. Lol.
I love the pilates reformer classes and spin classes at spn! Having taken at other pilates reformer studios, the equipment here is top notch. It’s like a gym at wheels. Anything you can do at the gym lifting weights, you can do with spn ‘s reformers. Also, in other pilates classes, I never received the challenging workout effect that I’ve received at spn. They have bored me, and I never broke a sweat, and sweat is your fat and toxins coming out in my opinion. If it doesn’t challenge you, it doesn’t change you is my fit motto. Also, the studio is extremely clean; the staff, and other students are also very sweet and acknowledgable. Each class is mixed levels which is great because up to 4 modifications can be applied. No one is judgemental and mostly everyone exudes positivity :-) It aldo doesn’t hurt that there is an erewhon health market next door. It’s like your own little health retreat for an hour or so, which to me, is pretty awesome.

I’ve discovered this studio a few years back when I visited to LA and discovered my love of spin studios and Pilates. It was love at first spin. Music pounding, lights revolving, sweat pouring fun. They’ve recently renovated their premise for a larger studio and put in a yoga studio which is great. The only down side of this place is that its super expensive but they have different membership options (IE one month unlimited spinning, one month spinning and yoga or one month spinning at pilates) which range from $ 200-​$ 300. It’s a bit heft for my check book but the great instructors make it so worth it. Be warned: You must book classes in advance as the popularity of this place makes it impossible to book certain instructors. I’m hoping they will add more classes to the schedule to accomodate the high demand

I wanted to find a spin studio that’s closer to my house so I decided to take advantage of SPN’s new client special. I’m two weeks in and I’m just not a fan.
Pros
— The location’s great. It’s only 10 min from my house and it’s in a quiet strip mall with plenty of parking
— Most of the instructors are great. So far my favorites are Marcus and Lisa. Djior is great too but sometimes I think she and Ashley confuse class with a DJ audition and my ears can’t take it
— The studio’s pretty clean and they sell water and Pressed Juicery up front.
— Even at full price, the monthly membership is lower than any other studio in the valley
Cons
— The schedule for cycling is a bit limiting. A 6am and more 7pm classes would be great for people like me who work and/​or don’t have a traditional 9 – 5
— Did I mention the noise? I’m all for musical motivation but I would also like to hear at 60 and there’s a certain point where the music gets TOO loud. I’ve had to leave twice now in the middle of class to grab tissue to plug my ears and leave with both a headache and ringing ears
— Scheduling (sort of) opens up a month in advance. Currently the last half of the month is not posted. Either way if you join later in the month or only want to try a class here or there it might be hard to get in. The schedule was posted a half day earlier than advertised and I’m waitlisted for quite a few weekend classes. A one week or 24 hour «booking» period would be more ideal
— Along those lines an 8 hour cancellation policy is a bit unrealistic.
— The bikes aren’t the best. They have a limited range of adjustments so the handle bars are always too low and loose no matter how tightly I turn the knob
— The layout of the room is terrible. The bikes are pretty tightly jammed in the small room and they’re not staggered so I hope you like your face hovering over your neighbor’s butt for an hour. They could easily take out 5 bikes and reorganize so there’s also space to actually space to get between the bikes
— Last, I don’t really get a friendly vibe from this place. Again, the instructors are great. They really try to get to know new people. Outside of them, you’ll be lucky to get any type of greeting from the front desk staff… IF there’s anyone sitting there.
Overall the bad outweighs the good for me. I think it might be worth it to pay a little extra for better customer service and a broader schedule of classes.

Still spinning here some of the cast has changed but the movie is still the same. Awesome all the way around… and they are expanding!

I really enjoy spinning classes here. Lunch time spinning is the best. I just really wish they would have noon spinning classes every day. Now they only have them Tuesday and Thursday. Scheduling becomes a little difficult. Please ad noon spinning to other days.

Okay so I am a pilates fanatic. Having been a member of studios in Atwater, Burbank, the Marina and now here. I started coming here 7 months ago. In my time here, I have had a body transformation. I’m leaner, stronger and loving it. All the instructors are challenging and attentive. The spin class will have you addicted. Way better than a gym membership. This studio provides the results you would get from a personal trainer.

I’m almost ashamed to admit it, but SPN Pilates has been my favorite secret for couple years now. It’s not easy to admit that I enjoy pilates. I never thought I’d get any real benefits from this female centered workout. I couldn’t have been more wrong. I first discovered SPN Pilates after an injury which prevented me from training for several months. I didn’t want to lose my fitness, so I took a look at this studio just a block from my house. From my first demo class with Djoir, I was hooked. I thought I was in pretty good shape, but after my demo class, I was sore for 2 days! What I love about this place is that Brianne and her beautiful team of energetic instructors are always trying to keep the classes fresh. I’ve been a member for 2 years now. The routines are constantly changing, but there’s one thing that stays constant, and that’s a sweaty workout. The classes are appropriate for all fitness levels. We are often given optional difficulty challenges so that everybody can feel engaged, from the beginner to the advanced. Even after all this time, I have yet to feel bored.
I think what makes this studio so successful from other pilates studios is the addition of the cycle classes. By adding a cardio workout to your strength training, you can quickly shed those unwanted pounds in a matter of weeks. SPN is awesome! I can’t even begin to count how many bodies I’ve seen change over the years I’ve been here. The cycle classes are always energetic, led by awesome instructors that keep you motivated and sweaty. The classes hardly seem like a workout and more like a big ol’ dance party. You can’t help but feel like you’re a part of a workout community. You can be a sole cyclist or you can be part of something bigger.
If you’re somebody who’s always tried to get into shape, but for one reason or another has faltered, it’s likely because you’ve eventually gotten bored and unmotivated with your routine. There’s no magic to losing weight. It takes hard work and determination. Fitness needs to be part of your lifestyle. Everybody needs to find a routine that fits their personality. I need to be part of fitness community where I look forward to seeing friends, smiling faces, and getting a great workout. I’ve found that at SPN Pilates. Go ahead and take one of the free demo class offered every week. Even with the demo, I guarantee you’ll get a sweaty workout. You really have nothing to lose by giving SPN Pilates a visit.

Yeah — this is another place that I do not want to write a review for because I do not want you to cramp my style and invade my personal space by coming to my favorite spot. However, in light of comradeship and the spirit of community, fine. I defer.
I love this studio and NO ONE has ever been able to get me to spend over $ 150 /​mos on exercise, but now that I no longer live by the Santa Monica stairs and work in an office (quelle dommage!) — I really only make it to the gym around the lunch hour. Perfect spot. I have always had a solid core but the work here is strengthening my bad knee and assisting me in balance and losing weight from a surgery.
The instructors are great, besides the fact they are all beautiful and sweet, they are helpful with alignment and level and creating challenge at whatever level you are at. Stacey is great if you are just starting because she checks everything, as does Ashley. Amanda is just terrific and Djior fabulous, fun and quirky, keeps a smile on your face while you want to scream and Brianne, well, jesus whatever that woman is doing I want to do too.
Only drawback is if you have a swiftly changing schedule like mine you can get monetarily dinged for not making a class when you are held up at work, and it requires planning ahead and books up in advance (why I do not want you there). studio is expensive but it is quite good. oh, other drawback is there is a snarky blonde with tattoos that occasionally comes to class and is a little mean to beginners.

If I could give this place 10 stars I would! I am allergic to the gym… I have my entire life had a truly difficult time finding a gym that really fit my personality and needs that gave me the results I wanted. I was lucky enough to have found this gym over a year ago and I am as addicted today and I was a year ago. The staff is amazing and they treat everyone like they are family and want us all to achieve our fitness goals, class sizes are small enough that the instructors are able to help those who need it and they cater to all skill levels. It’s a little pricey but your health is worth it! They offer reformer pilates that have a cardio kick to them as well as Spin classes!

Took a class with Amanda and boy… she’s awesome. Super motivating and funny and outgoing. She keeps the class interesting and hard but also gives adjustments for those that need something a bit easier. Very cognizant about correcting form too!
Too bad I am kind of far from Calabasas but would love to do more classes when I visit from time to time!