Pilates classes in LA
28 studios offer pilates across Los Angeles, choose by feel, not by spreadsheet.
28 studios found
28 Pilates studios in Los Angeles
Inclusive The Humbled Body
A plant-filled Arts District studio welcoming all bodies, with heated yoga, pilates, soundbaths and a cold plunge.
Variety Light and Space Yoga
A light-filled Echo Park hideaway offering a range of yoga styles plus mat pilates at fair prices.
Hot yoga North Ray Yoga Echo Park
North Ray Yoga's Echo Park studio on Glendale Boulevard, run by the team formerly known as Modo Yoga LA, teaches in rooms warmed by radiant heat panels to 98 to 100°F. The schedule covers Foundations, two levels of vinyasa flow, yang yin, candlelit yin, core flow and HIIT Pilates, seven days a week from a 7 AM weekday start. A cold plunge kept at 37 to 40°F and a sauna are there for self-guided contrast therapy, and there is free on-site parking off Aaron Street, with a valet at busy times.
Heated Room
A sleek, minimal studio focused on heated mat pilates and sculpt with curated playlists and on-site parking.
Pilates 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.
Flow 423 Yoga
Named for its address on South Pacific Coast Highway, and one of three Redondo Beach studios in this directory within a mile of each other. Every class is heated: vinyasa leads the schedule, with hot sculpt, mat Pilates and yin filling it out, plus trainings, events and workshops. Two weeks unlimited for $49 if you have never been.
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.
Flow Body Art Noire
An Inglewood studio opened in 2024, bright and deliberately unintimidating, that states its purpose plainly: a culturally aware space for Inglewood residents, built around healing and self-care rather than performance. Vinyasa in several forms, including a heated vinyasa at 80°F, plus mat Pilates, with a two-classes-for-$30 offer for new students.
Flow CAMP LA
A fitness campus rather than a yoga studio: three studios on one Lincoln Boulevard site, for strength circuits, heated mat Pilates and yoga, opened in 2021 and part of CAMP, which also runs a campus in Tampa. The yoga room runs an all-levels Flow most days, a 75-minute Flow at weekends, Power Flow and Chill, and a gentler Restore; heated classes sit at about 88 to 92°F, and Restore runs at reduced heat. Park in the lot at 2723 Lincoln (in from Lincoln, out on Hill Street) or in the second lot across the street; a mat rents for $3.
Flow Child's Pose Studio
A neighborhood studio on La Cienega that set out to strip the cost and intimidation out of yoga: the site says you need no special mat, no new outfit and no Sanskrit. Flow, yin-yang, sculpt, restore, prenatal and mat Pilates classes run every day of the week, though Friday has a single midday class, and props are free. There is no parking lot, only street parking, and the kids classes the studio was founded on are currently paused.
Flow 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.
Flow 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.
Hot yoga 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 Kefi Yoga
Kefi is a Greek word for joy and passion that, the studio says, has no direct English translation, and the studio was built out of it: founder Angeliki Papadakis started teaching her brother through the pandemic shutdown, when the corporate studios closed and their teachers and students scattered. It grew from there into two studios on Crenshaw Boulevard in Torrance running 8 to 13 classes a day, including heated Hot Fusion, and the LA Times has written it up.
Hot yoga North Ray Yoga La Brea
The La Brea studio of North Ray Yoga, the hot yoga studio formerly called Modo Yoga LA. Most classes are warmed by radiant heat panels to 98 to 100°F, from Foundations and two levels of vinyasa flow to yang yin, yin, core flow and HIIT Pilates, while mat Pilates, mobility and Counterbalance classes run cooler, at 85°F. A cold plunge and sauna are open for self-guided contrast therapy, there are showers and keyless lockers, and parking is on the street or in a paid lot a few doors down.
Yin North Valley Aikikai
Primarily an aikido dojo rather than a yoga studio, near Cal State Northridge, and worth listing for the four mind-body classes on its weekly schedule: Yin Yoga on Thursday evenings, Restorative Yoga on Sunday mornings, and mat Pilates twice a week. Everything else on the timetable is aikido, weapons and iaido. It is a mat room in a martial-arts hall, not a boutique studio, and the yoga is a small corner of what happens there, but it is open to the public and priced like a dojo.
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.
Hot yoga SoHo Yoga
A Hermosa Avenue studio running both heated and non-heated classes, and drawing as much on functional fitness, dance and Pilates as on yoga, the studio says so itself rather than pretending otherwise. The reason to know about it is the outdoor beach yoga at 14th Street and The Strand, which is a genuinely different thing from an indoor class. There is a 200-plus class on-demand library for $15 a month and a teacher training.
Hot yoga Sol Seek Yoga El Porto
Sol Seek's second Manhattan Beach room, opened in 2022 at the busy corner of Rosecrans and Highland, a few doors from Round Willow. It is the company's only heated studio, with classes between 85 and 108 degrees: hot flow, Burn, hot HIIT Pilates and Sol Strength, plus warm flow, warm yin and sound baths, in medium to large classes. The intro offer covers both rooms, and the livestream and on-demand library is shared.
Pilates Spiritual Flow Studio
A mother-and-daughter studio on Ventura that runs three things at once: reformer Pilates, heated mat Pilates and sculpt, and a yoga-and-sound track spanning vinyasa, detox power flow, yin, restorative and sound bath meditation. The heat is infrared and varies by class rather than being one hot room (roughly 96–100°F for mat Pilates and sculpt, 80°F on the reformers), with LED red-light therapy in the evening sessions. Reiki is offered one-to-one alongside the class schedule.
Hot yoga The Wild Plum
A holistic spa and yoga center on North Maclay Avenue in San Fernando, opened in 2018 by sisters Alexandra and Daniela Del Gaudio, with a scholarship that gives a monthly unlimited membership to students in financial need. Most of the 20 weekly classes are heated, the hot vinyasa up to 105°F with added humidity, alongside yin, Pilates fusion, a Sunday evening candlelight restorative and a Saturday kids class. The spa side runs facials, massage, private reiki, sound healing and an infrared sauna by appointment. New students get a month of unlimited yoga for $59, and parking is on the surrounding residential streets.
Yin Thrive Health and Wellness Collective
A collective of more than thirty independent practitioners founded by acupuncturist Margot Chambers in 2021, across two buildings on Stanford Avenue, and a healing practice first: most of it is one-to-one treatment (acupuncture, chiropractic, massage, herbal medicine) booked by appointment. The weekly group classes run in the upstairs studio at 2907, reached by the outdoor stairs: Yin Yoga and Breathe & Flow on Wednesday mornings, an evening stretch class for mobility, mat Pilates on Thursdays, holotropic-style breathwork on Saturday nights and a Sunday strength class for women in menopause. Mats and props are provided, and a class is $35 or $125 for four. The hours shown are the class times.
Hot yoga Urban 728 Yoga
A hot yoga studio on La Brea heated with a ThermaRay radiant system; flow, power, yin and mat Pilates are all taught in the heat, though the site publishes no temperature. Classes, sculpt included, run seven days a week, booked through the studio's app, with class cards, unlimited memberships and private sessions on offer.
Hot yoga West Coast Sweat Hermosa Beach
A hot yoga room on Pier Avenue, with the classic Bikram sequence at the centre of the schedule alongside Inferno hot Pilates, power fusion and candlelight yin. There is a second location in Long Beach. Getting started runs $35 for a week, which is the sensible way to test whether a hot room agrees with you.
Hot yoga West Coast Sweat Long Beach
The original West Coast Sweat room, open since 2002 and out on Pacific Coast Highway near the Seal Beach line; Hermosa is the newer studio. The classic Bikram sequence is at the centre, with Inferno hot Pilates, which fills about half the schedule, and stretch and restore classes around it. Memberships cover both rooms.
Flow Yoga Rebel Studio
Boutique strength, yoga and recovery on Foothill Boulevard, running 20-plus classes a week across three tracks, dynamic vinyasa and candlelit slow flows on the yoga side, plus strength, mat Pilates and mobility work, and sound bath meditations on the events calendar. Classes cap at twelve students, which is the reason to come: at that size a teacher can actually watch you.