[solidcore]

It was my first time trying a solidcore class and I was worried because I heard the workouts are intense and fast. Coach Sara was so welcoming and helped me keep up with the class. I really appreciated her cues and assistance with setting up the reformer between exercises. I will definitely be back!

The classes here are too upper body heavy, you spend most of the class holding yourself up by your elbows or hands so there’s really no reason to need a 3 gray spring upper body workout with each class. They used to have a ton of classes without upper body work which would be full every week, but despite the demand for it they’ve been phasing these classes out because Solidcore doesn’t care about retaining their clients

Hi. I never thought I will be writing a review like that, especially when I was constantly visiting this place and really liked it. I’ve been promoting it through my social media and as a place to go. But today, March 28th something awful happened to me. I was late to the class and had emergency situation on my way there. When I came in there was a coach at front desk, red hair one named Jack. When I asked if I can attend any class after in case if there is a free spot, he started being rude with me and kept telling me that this is not possible at any cost. I have to say that I’ve had similar situation before and everyone was super attentive to their customers and always found a solution. I felt actively victimized, he was very aggressive towards me and that was his personal desicion not to do anything about it and be aggressive on top of that. I can’t express my disappointment with Solidcore FiDi. I was expecting a better service from you guys. You’re not a cheap company and representatives like Jack working against your reputation.

Such a fun and intense class!! If Angela Joy is instructing you MUST ATTEND. She's awesome! Sidenote: The Main Address is 20 Pine, however, the entrance is on the other side of the Plaza.

I was pretty disappointed with my class here. I'm in shape but new to pilates and was excited to get started and learn more about it. Initially seeing the nice machines, the nice facility, everything seemed very promising. My class got very crowded though and the instructor ended up not having a station to do her workouts with, and so she just resorted to trying to explain everything without actually ever demonstrating them. I felt really lost and uncertain about how to use my machine properly. When I asked for help from my instructor as she walked by she told me to take a look at my neighbor.....um ma'am I came here to watch an actual instructor do pilates and learn pilates from the instructor. I don't want to watch and reference another student at the class, who knows if their form/ the way they are doing it is right? I along with a few other attendees were visibly lost and I felt like I didn't get much out of my class. At certain points I looked up and it looked like people were doing a different workout or just doing their own thing on the machine lol. Adding to this I felt borderline unsafe / like I was going to fall off the machine at certain times (standing on top of the machine and balancing one leg on a moving platform) because I didn't have a reliable reference point to base things off of. Maybe solidcore can enforce limits on class enrollment to ensure the instructor has a machine to demonstrate with. But the way my experience went, I would not recommend this for pilates beginners, and I chose the low impact class.