Andrea S.
4/16/2010
I was skeptical of paying for a workout that didn't make me sweat. That's the only way to tell if your body is working, right? Apparently not. I worked with Caryn on both the reformer and the...
Alotapilates
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6418 W Lake St
Minneapolis, MN 55426
Alotapilates is a welcoming Pilates studio based in St. Louis Park, MN, dedicated to helping individuals discover their inner strength while enjoying the journey. Established in 1997, the studio focuses on strength, wellness, and community, offering personalized sessions to cater to all fitness levels and goals.
At Alotapilates, clients can expect a boutique Pilates experience with a range of classes, including private and duet sessions, group Pilates with equipment, and group mat Pilates. The experienced instructors, rooted in the Classical Pilates lineage, are passionate about guiding clients towards their fitness aspirations through tailored sessions.
The studio believes in the transformative power of Pilates to enhance health, vitality, and overall well-being. With a mission to empower individuals towards optimal health, Alotapilates aims to create a supportive environment where clients can strengthen both their bodies and minds on the path to wellness.
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5.05 reviewsNichole N.
11/8/2021
Alotapilates Owners/Instructors - Jenny, Caryn and Tia over 20 years these Gals are the Best in the Business!
Brooke M.
1/28/2010
I've been going to Alota Pilates on and off for quite a few years. Starting at their old location in one small room, I attended a variety of mat classes taught by Caryn and really enjoyed them....
Prachee M.
4/30/2009
Here's the scoop - the reformer (which PR person came up with that name?) classes usually have 2-3 students so you really get a lot of attention from the instructor who constantly checks to make...
Mark O.
2/8/2011
A great pilates practice starts with inspirational trainers who understand the work. The teachers at this studio have a deep appreciation for what Pilates himself was after and translate that into...
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