Club Pilates to Add Nine Studios in the Chicagoland Area by Year End, Bringing Total to 23
Posted: July 16, 2018 in Chains
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CHICAGO, IL – There is a new workout gaining popularity around the Chicagoland area: Pilates. In fact, the practice has become so popular that Club Pilates, the nation’s largest premium, boutique Pilates franchise is seeing exponential growth in the Chicagoland area. By the end of 2018, Club Pilates will have 23 locations open in the market. The demand for the workout stems from the Reformer-based exercises that are designed to help both the mind and body.
The Chicagoland area development follows incredible momentum for the fast-growing boutique fitness brand as consumers continue to seek out alternatives to their traditional workout regimens. Club Pilates offers group and private Reformer Pilates classes, providing consumers a tailored, high-end workout at an affordable price. With nine signature class types offered at four different levels, there is a workout perfectly suited for every fitness level and individual.
Club Pilates has opened studios in Algonquin, Glen Ellyn, Highland Park, La Grange, Lincoln Park, North Buffalo Grove, North Center, Oak Park, Park Ridge, Schaumburg, South Naperville, St. Charles, West Loop and Westmont. Additional locations will open later this year in:
- Mount Prospect located at 1107 N. Elmhurst Rd;
- Glenview located at 1442 Waukegan Rd;
- Libertyville located at 1614 S. Milwaukee Ave;
- North Naperville located at 1284 E. Chicago Ave;
- Bloomingdale located at 383 W. Army Trail Road, Suite 800;
- Oak Park located at 708 Lake St;
- Old Town located at 2047 N. Clybourn Ave;
- Evanston located at 745 Chicago Ave;
- Elmhurst address to be determined.
“With so many fitness concepts out of reach, Chicagoland consumers are eager for a high-end workout that also comes at an affordable cost,” said Shaun Grove, President of Club Pilates. “We are looking forward to increasing Club Pilates presence in the Chicagoland Area and continuing to spread our message of inclusive and accessible fitness across the market.”
