Worth the drive from Summerville
The drive down is about forty minutes, mostly highway, so Summerville clients tend to plan around it rather than squeeze it in.
What you find at the other end is a boutique room: eight people per class, Balanced Body Allegro 2 reformers, real floor space around each one, and instructors who come over to your reformer to help you adjust rather than calling cues from the front of the room.
Most Summerville clients book a weekend morning and make a day of it — class first, then the beach or the peninsula. Weekend classes run 9:00am to 12:00pm on Saturday and 10:00am to 12:00pm on Sunday, which leaves the rest of the day open.
Three ways to train
Reformer classes
Forty-five minutes, eight people maximum, seven days a week. Four for $150 or eight for $260, valid thirty days.
Private sessions
Forty-five minutes shaped entirely around you. Eight for $680, twelve for $990, valid six months.
New here? Start with two group classes for $50, including a full equipment orientation on your first visit. More about the studio on our Mount Pleasant reformer page.
Down I-26, across the Mark Clark
I-26 southeast, then east on the Mark Clark Expressway (526) across the Wando, and down to S. Shelmore Blvd, which sits between Highway 17 and Mathis Ferry Road. It is largely highway, so the timing depends far more on the hour than the distance — worth checking your route before a weekday class.
Parking is free and directly outside the studio, and on your first visit we ask you to come five or ten minutes early so your instructor can set your reformer.
The studio
778 S. Shelmore Blvd, Suite 104
Mount Pleasant, SC 29464
Hours
Mon & Wed 7:00am – 7:00pm
Tue & Thu 8:00am – 7:00pm
Friday 7:00am – 2:00pm
Saturday 9:00am – 12:00pm
Sunday 10:00am – 12:00pm
Parking
Free, directly outside
Coming from Summerville
How long does it take to get to the studio from Summerville?
It is largely I-26 and 526, so traffic matters more than mileage. Plan generously for a weekday class, and treat a weekend morning as the easier run. Google will give you a live estimate on directions to the studio.
Is it worth the drive?
Summerville clients tell us it comes down to the size of the class. Eight people, professional-grade equipment, and an instructor working with you throughout is a different experience from a large room, and it is what keeps them making the drive.
Many Summerville clients book a weekend morning and pair it with the rest of the day on this side of the bridge.
Can I come occasionally rather than weekly?
Yes. A single class is $40 with no membership and no auto-renew. If you would rather commit, four classes are $150 and eight are $260, both valid for thirty days from your first booked class.
Two classes for $50
Any group reformer class on the schedule, with a full equipment orientation on your first visit.