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Welcome to Pilates of San Diego East Village
Our East Village studio brings Pilates to downtown San Diego, offering a focused space for residents, nearby workers, and anyone who prefers their workout without a freeway commute. Whether you're building strength, recovering from injury, or looking for movement that fits around your work schedule, this is where it happens.View the class schedule and book your first session.Reformer classes in East Village designed to build strength, mobility, and balance. Pilates heals, and our expert team is here to help you feel better in your body, one session at a time.
View the class schedule and book your first session.
What makes East Village different
East Village runs the longest hours of our three studios, opening at 7am for the pre-work crowd and staying open until 8pm for everyone whose calendar doesn't cooperate with mid-morning classes. The clientele is diverse: downtown professionals, Gaslamp residents, tech workers, and the occasional Padres fan who walks over from Petco Park.
The studio space itself is bright, modern, and compact. With six reformers per class and instructors who actually correct your form, you'll leave knowing you did the work properly. No hiding in the back row here.
New to Pilates of San Diego? We recommend starting with a Group Reformer class or booking an introductory private session if you want more hands-on guidance. Arrive 10 minutes early so your instructor can set you up on the reformer and understand what you're working with (or around).Wear comfortable fitted clothing (loose shirts get in the way on the reformer) and bring water.
Getting there
Located at 450 10th Ave, Suite 125, the studio sits in the heart of East Village, a few doors from Petco Park and walkable from the Gaslamp Quarter and Marina District.
Parking:
There's no on-site parking at this location. Metered street parking is available on 10th Ave and surrounding streets. For longer visits, Ace Parking at 950 Island Ave is a short walk away. If you're coming during a Padres game or major downtown event, give yourself extra time. The 12th & Imperial Transit Center is about a 10-minute walk if you prefer public transit.