MOOV SEATTLE

I have been coming to MOOV for over a year now after I broke my foot to help woth recovery. I absolutely love Savannah and Jillian! Lagree has become my favorite type of workout! I book through their app and their cancelation policy is very straightforward. I love the community MOOV has built!

Best Lagree studio in town. There are so many instructors I love Bret, Angela, Savannah, Julianne, Erin, and many more. Living in Seattle has been really tough for me, and this studio was truly my happy place there.

I’ve attended 10 classes at Moov SLU and I absolutely love the workout, instructors, and community. I leave feeling stronger and with so many endorphins. It’s been one of the first workouts I’ve been able to stay consistent with along with Pilates in years. I’m so happy to have found this studio. My only complaint is the cleanliness of the machines. Almost every class I come in and find another persons hair all over the machine. They are also dusty and have build up of dirt/dead skin/etc. I’ve also had my machine not cleaned well by the previous person and still have visible sweat on the machine and smelly. At the end of each class they give each person 2 wipes to clean their machine, but honestly this isn’t always enough depending on how much you sweat. I think two things can be done: 1) the staff should do deep cleans of the machine at least weekly 2) have wipes available to class attendees at all times to clean their machines to their liking. If these improvements were made, it would truly improve the experience.

I’ve been a regular at Moov for nearly 100 classes now, and I’m really disappointed with how they handled a recent situation. I had a work emergency that required me to cancel or reschedule my class on the same day. I even notified them in the morning, but they refused to make any exception. Their response was that all other classes were full and I’d have to go on a waitlist. The reality is, Moov is always busy—if I cancel, they could easily fill my spot. It’s not like they would lose money. Instead, they stuck to a rigid policy that felt out of touch with how real life happens. What’s frustrating is that they promote themselves as a community-oriented studio, but this experience made me feel like just another number. There’s no consideration for members’ circumstances—whether it’s work emergencies or falling sick. On top of that, you have to sign up for classes well in advance, so there’s no way to predict what might come up on the actual day. They could have shown flexibility, such as allowing a limited number of same-day cancellations per year, or adopting a shorter cancellation window like other studios do. Instead, I was left feeling that my loyalty didn’t matter. If you’re looking for a studio that values its long-term members and understands that life happens, I’d suggest looking elsewhere.

I like the vibe of this studio and the open layout/windows are great! I've been a couple of times now and all of the instructors were nice and helpful. Only thing I had a problem with is that twice when I came in for a class I noticed that my reformer smelled like someone else's sweat (and this happened on two separate reformers). I also saw some hair stuck in some of the wheels on the reformer which also grossed me out lol. I know that pilates reformers inherently won't smell amazing, but it was to the point where it's all I could focus on during the class. Maybe a deep clean of the machines would help, but otherwise great studio!