Best Pilates Studios in Nashville, TN
By Caro · Prices checked on November 15, 2026
Nashville's Pilates options run from high-energy reformer classes in the Gulch to a classical-rooted studio in East Nashville and an infrared hot mat studio south of downtown. Prices and offers come from each studio's own website.
Where the studios are
The Gulch · North Gulch · East Nashville · Belle Meade · Wedgewood-Houston
Club Pilates offers a free 30-minute intro class at its North Gulch and Belle Meade studios.
Studios worth a look
BODYROK Gulch
The Gulch
- Reformer
- Contemporary
Hybrid, high-energy reformer classes. Grip socks are required; arrive 15 minutes early for your first class.
809 12th Ave S, Nashville, TN 37203
Visit websiteClub Pilates North Gulch
North Gulch
- Reformer
- Contemporary
- Intro offer:
- Free 30-minute intro class
402 11th Avenue North, Nashville, TN 37203
Visit websiteSomos Pilates East Nashville
East Nashville
- Reformer
- Classical
Reformer classes "rooted in classical Pilates with a contemporary edge"; a second studio is in The Nations.
747 Douglas Ave, Suite 105A, Nashville, TN 37207
Visit websiteClub Pilates Belle Meade
Belle Meade
- Reformer
- Contemporary
- Intro offer:
- Free 30-minute intro class
4326 Harding Pike, Ste. 105, Nashville, TN 37205
Visit websiteSŌLR Pilates
Wedgewood-Houston
- Mat
Infrared hot mat Pilates, with classes heated to about 90 to 100 degrees. A different experience from the reformer: bring a large towel and water.
1119 3rd Ave S, Nashville, TN 37210
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Prices and offers change. Check with the studio before you book.
What to bring to your first class
Most studios require grip socks
Grip socks
Ozaiic, 2 pairs. Most studios require them.
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CRZ YOGA Butterluxe, high-rise, no zippers.
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Owala FreeSip 24 oz, locking lid.
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Questions people ask
Can I try a reformer class for free?
Club Pilates offers a free 30-minute intro class at its North Gulch and Belle Meade studios.
How much do boutique studios charge?
Many boutique studios show prices only at booking. Check each studio's site for current drop-in rates and intro deals.
Do I need grip socks?
Most reformer studios require them; BODYROK says so on its studio page. Bring your own or buy a pair at the front desk; see our guide to the best Pilates grip socks.