Reforming Pilates Miami Beach

Reforming Pilates Miami Beach is a reformer studio at 1560 Lenox Avenue, a few blocks from Lincoln Road. The studio opened in 2023 and sits under the Miami Beach location page of a South Florida and New York Pilates brand. This guide covers what the studio runs, what classes cost, and which rules can cost you a credit.

Reformer classes and heated mat sessions

The studio runs two formats. Reformer classes use the spring-loaded sliding carriage that gives Pilates its resistance. Heated mat classes happen on the floor in a warmed room.

The official site has separate booking buttons for each format. That split matters when you plan a visit, because each format has its own pricing table. Both formats take place at the Lenox Avenue address.

Wellhub describes the studio as a boutique classical Pilates studio with daily group and private classes for all levels. The listing also calls it the most wait-listed Pilates studio in South Florida. That is the studio’s own claim, so treat it as a sign of demand rather than a ranking.

Wellhub tags the activities as Pilates, functional Pilates, fit Pilates and reformer Pilates. It does not publish an individual class menu. Check the live schedule before you pick a time.

Inside the Lenox Avenue room

The main room has white coffered ceilings, mirrored walls and tall arched openings. A lit “RP” monogram hangs on the wall behind the reformers. Rows of white-framed machines with grey pads fill the floor, and the stone-tiled floor reflects the light.

Photos from the studio and its Wellhub listing show the same neon monogram and mirrored wall. Mirrors let you check your alignment without turning your head. The layout puts every machine in sightline of the front of the room.

Wellhub lists air conditioning, heating, lockers and a changing room among the amenities. The listing also mentions Wi-Fi, but it gives no detail. Ask the studio about parking before you rely on it.

Single classes, packs and monthly memberships

The pricing page lists reformer prices for Miami Beach in two groups. Prices appear before tax. Credits are non-refundable and non-transferable.

• A single reformer class costs $40 and expires after one year.
• The new-client pack gives five classes for $125 and expires after three months.
• A five-class pack costs $180, a ten-class pack costs $330, and a twelve-class pack costs $360.
• A twenty-class pack costs $500, and a thirty-class pack costs $660. These packs expire after one year.

Monthly memberships renew automatically. Eight classes a month cost $239, twelve cost $299, and unlimited classes at one per day cost $400. Every monthly plan carries a three-month commitment and a signed contract. Credits do not roll over.

The new-client pack is the cheapest way to try the studio. It works out to $25 a class, against $40 for a drop-in. Use all five classes within three months.

Booking a class and the 12-hour cancellation rule

Members book reformer and heated mat classes through the booking buttons on the official site. The booking widget runs on Mindbody. Wellhub members can also reserve a class through the Wellhub listing, subject to their plan.

The studio policies page sets firm rules on cancellations. A class cancelled with less than 12 hours of notice triggers a fee. A no-show triggers the same fee. In both cases the client also loses the credit.

The policies page states that credits cannot be extended, even with a doctor’s note. Plan your pack around the expiry date, not just your schedule.

The studio also locks its doors 10 minutes after a class starts, for safety. Arrive early. If you are late, you will not get in.

Grip socks, injury waivers and heated-class rules

Reformer classes require grip socks. The studio’s policy reads “No socks = No Entry.” Pack a pair or ask the front desk what they sell.

Clients attend at their own risk. The studio says it is not liable for injuries sustained on site. If you have an injury, tell the instructor before class starts.

Heated classes are not suitable during pregnancy. It invites pregnant clients to try non-heated sessions and asks them to talk to the team first. Those guidelines apply to the heated mat format, so book accordingly.

Getting to 1560 Lenox Avenue

The studio sits in the South Beach grid between Lincoln Road and Collins Avenue. The Fit Guide says no Metrorail line reaches Miami Beach directly. It suggests riding the Orange or Green line, then switching to a bus or a ride-share toward Lenox Avenue.

Wellhub lists parking among the amenities at the studio. The Fit Guide says street parking, public garages and parking lots serve the surrounding South Beach area. Rideshare cars can drop you at the studio door. Allow extra time on weekends, since Lincoln Road draws heavy traffic.

The Fit Guide also lists nearby stops for before or after class. Cachito Coffee and Bakery is two minutes away. Lincoln Road Mall is a short walk. For other ideas, browse our Miami Beach fitness guide and best gyms in Miami Beach.

Opening hours and the daily schedule

The studio does not publish a seven-day hours grid on its official site. Directory listings disagree. Wellhub shows 5:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily, and another listing shows 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM. This page does not state fixed opening hours for that reason.

Individual classes run at set times. The live schedule in the booking widget is the source of truth. Wellhub warns that opening hours may shift on local and national holidays.

The studio’s phone is 305-905-7444. The email address is info@reformingpilates.com, listed on the contact page. The studio also posts on Instagram and Facebook.

Wellhub access and teacher training

The studio carries a listing on Wellhub, so employees on a Wellhub plan can use it. Wellhub shows the studio as available from its Diamond plan. Check your own plan and the booking terms before you go.

The brand also runs a 200-hour teacher training for reformer and mat Pilates. It covers classical and contemporary exercises, class flow building and anatomy. The studio says it hosts the training in its home studios. It does not say which location hosts a given course, so ask before you apply.

For more ways to spend a wellness day nearby, see our Miami Beach wellness guide. Pair a morning class with a stroll along Lincoln Road or a swim at the beach.

What to know before you book

Three details trip up new clients. First, the cancellation window is strict at 12 hours. Second, the door locks 10 minutes into class. Third, monthly memberships require a three-month contract.

Start with the new-client pack if you are unsure. It costs $125 and gives you five classes to test the format. Wear fitted clothing, bring grip socks, and arrive a few minutes early.