Message from Metropolitan Pilates

Intelligent exercise that will change the shape of your body
  • Mat Classes
  • Private Instruction
  • Certification Program

Metropolitan Pilates is the premier pilates studio in the Northwest. The Metropolitan Pilates studio is conveniently located in the University Village shopping center. With plenty of covered parking nearby, the studio caters to the needs of its busy clientele. Metropolitan Pilates has a teaching staff of 15 certified pilates instructors and is open for sessions 7 days a week, every day of the year, except major holidays. The studio also offers an Instructor Training Program, offering Fall and Winter/Spring programs for teacher certification. The spotless studio features top-of-the-line Gratz equipment, 15 foot ceilings and plenty of light. Metropolitan Pilates has spacious locker rooms and changing areas, complete with full shower facilities. At Metropolitan Pilates, you'll feel the difference and you'll see the difference.

MarkerMetropolitan Pilates

(206) 525-9900

2688 Ne 49th St
Seattle, WA 98105

Editorial Description by Citysearch
Spacious and comfortable Pilates studio in the University Village shopping center with various levels of exercise and training.
Rated 8.6 out of 10 by Citysearch.
1 Review by Citysearch:

Gone downhill 2 Star Rating - Wouldn't recommend

I've been coming to Metropolitan Pilates off and on since early 2005. It's expensive, but when I started, the instructors took wonderful care of the clients - getting all necessary equipment, cleaning up, asking questions about the clients' needs, general state of health, etc. I felt I got what I was paying for. That has changed. I've gotten to know new instructors recently, and they were cold and disinterested, not starting on time, talking to other instructors, etc. The final straw was my last visit with a new instructor. She looked like she had rolled out of bed, asked NO questions about the state of my body and barked commands at me that made no sense. She told me to get up and get my own equipment, and made me clean all the equipment while she stood and watched. I couldn't believe it. I asked clarifying questions regarding the moves several times, but still couldn't really get what she wanted me to do. After telling her specifically that there was much I wasn't up to (having just had a baby), she still had me doing exercises I could not do, once nearly bringing me to tears. Multiple reminders later that I was in terrible shape (my whole reason for being there!), she finally got it, but still gave incomprehensible directions. It was a humiliating experience, and my last time at this studio. For these prices, I expect more.

Cons: Decreasing instructor quality
Posted 04/03/08 at 6:26pm