Pilates classes in LA
12 studios offer pilates across Los Angeles — choose by feel, not by spreadsheet.
12 studios found
Inclusive The Humbled Body
A plant-filled Arts District studio welcoming all bodies, with heated yoga, pilates, soundbaths and a cold plunge.
Light and Space Yoga
A light-filled Echo Park hideaway offering a range of yoga styles plus mat pilates at fair prices.
Heated Room
A sleek, minimal studio focused on heated mat pilates and sculpt with curated playlists and on-site parking.
3 Wellness Home
A women-only wellness studio on Central Avenue running small-group classes — reformer Pilates, stretching and yoga — alongside EMS body-sculpt treatments and one-to-one sessions. The sculpt and Pilates side is clearly the draw; yoga is one item on a broader menu. The studio does not publish its street number on its own site, so the suite here comes from its booking listing.
Sound bath Artha Yoga and Wellness Sanctuary
A membership wellness club at the West Edge plaza in West LA, combining yoga, mat pilates, HIIT, cryotherapy and sound bath sessions; non-members can also reserve a class.
Equinox Burbank
A full-service gym rather than a yoga studio, listed because the group-fitness schedule carries a real yoga programme — vinyasa and restorative alongside Pilates and barre — taught by staff teachers in a dedicated studio. Membership-based, so this is somewhere you join rather than drop into, and the yoga is one wing of a much bigger building.
HOM Town Yoga
A Howard Hughes Center studio running vinyasa at two levels alongside a basics class, yin, sound baths and a pilates-flow hybrid. The pitch is unserious in a good way — an hour a day, no performance required.
Hot For Yoga
Old Town Newhall's hot room, heated with far-infrared panels rather than forced air and fitted with a hydroxyl generator and rubber floors — the studio makes a point of not smelling like a hot studio. The schedule runs the traditional 26-posture Bikram series at 95–105°F alongside hot pilates, vinyasa and yin, so it is hotter than most and honest about it.
HOTWORX Santa Clarita
Not a class in the normal sense: HOTWORX is a 24-hour infrared studio where you book a slot in a sauna pod and a screen leads a 30-minute session — hot yoga, pilates or barre — with no teacher in the room. Useful if your hours are odd and you want heat and a routine; not the place to learn the shapes or be corrected.
Flow Reserve Venice
A 50-person studio on Abbot Kinney that hosts independent teachers rather than employing its own — so the calendar is a rotating bill of yoga, pilates, sound baths, breathwork and workshops, each ticketed on its own. There is a sauna, a cold plunge and an outdoor terrace, and the room is also rented for brand events. Come for a specific session on the calendar, not for a drop-in timetable.
Flow Rise Mindful Healing
A Main Street studio that frames everything around nervous-system regulation rather than fitness — the schedule splits into mindful movement (vinyasa, hatha, mat pilates) and restorative practices (yin, breathwork, sound baths). Massage, red light therapy and an infrared sauna sit alongside the classes, so a visit can be a class, a treatment or both.
Meditation Thrive Health and Wellness Collective
A collective of more than thirty independent practitioners founded by acupuncturist Margot Chambers in 2021, spread across two buildings on Stanford Avenue. Most of it is one-to-one treatment — acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, herbal medicine — but upstairs there is a studio room used for group meditation, sound journeys, reiki and yoga, plus a bamboo rooftop deck for community classes. Come for a specific event on the calendar; this is a healing practice first and a class timetable second.