Rebounder Fitness Studio in Santa Monica: Move, $45 a Class

Move Studios is a newer name on the Westside, and it is one of the few places in Los Angeles County where a rebounder fitness studio shares a roof with reformer Pilates and yoga. Move Studios, at 2903 Lincoln Blvd in Santa Monica, sets up 14 mini trampolines per class in a room that feels closer to a spa than a gym. The Rebounder class lasts 45 minutes like every class on the schedule, and a single drop-in costs $45. There is complimentary underground parking, a rare thing on Lincoln Boulevard.

The studio was founded by Gina Priolo, a Venice resident with a background in healthcare and corporate leadership. According to the Santa Monica Daily Press, which covered the opening in September 2025, she has practiced Pilates for decades and found it after becoming a mother. Priolo told the paper that Pilates gave her strength, focus and grounding during a transformative time, and that she wanted to build a space where others could feel the same. The result calls itself the first studio in Los Angeles to combine Pilates, yoga and rebounder under one roof.

Move describes its Rebounder class as the cardio component of the MOVE Method. It is a beat-driven session on the mini trampoline that mixes strength-focused Pilates moves with continuous bouncing to build endurance, coordination, stability and cardiovascular fitness. The studio rates it as high intensity, while mat Pilates sits at low intensity and reformer in the middle. Members typically rotate through all three, using the trampoline for heart rate, the reformer for strength and the mat or yoga room for mobility.

The design is part of the pitch. The studio has rounded plaster walls, European white oak flooring, natural stone accents and warm LED lighting, with sound coming from eight flush-mounted speakers. It is intentionally not heated, so the effort goes into the movement rather than the temperature. Equipment is sanitized between classes with non-toxic and organic cleaning products, and air-quality monitors are on display. The main floor holds 12 Merrithew reformers, and the yoga setup includes 24 Manduka mats.

Move posts its full price list online. A drop-in is $45, a two-pack is $70 with credits that expire in 14 days, a five-pack is $215 and a ten-pack is $400, which works out to $40 a class. New clients can buy the 21-day trial for $125, which covers up to 10 classes in that window. Monthly plans start at $125 for four classes with rollover, $229 for eight, $289 for up to 14 and $389 for the unlimited plan, which allows up to 30 classes a month.

Book through the Move Studios app or the schedule page, both of which let you reserve an exact spot in the room. The booking system warns that a $25 late-cancel fee applies within eight hours of class, while the 14-class and unlimited memberships list a four-hour cancellation window along with two holds a year and one guest pass a month. Pack credits can be shared with friends, but a no-show or late cancel costs the credit. Members on the four- and eight-class plans get one late-cancel fee waived each month.

The trial is the smartest way in. With up to 10 classes in three weeks, you can take the Rebounder class three times a week and still fit in a reformer or yoga session between jumps. Start with a Rebounder class early in the trial so you learn the rhythm before you add intensity. New members who sign up for a monthly plan can use the code NEW75 for $75 off the first month, according to the studio's schedule page promotion.

Not every visit has to be a group class. Move offers private sessions in yoga, mat Pilates, reformer and rebounder, which suits anyone who wants coaching on landing mechanics before joining a full room of 14 trampolines. The studio also hosts workshops and private events, and its team page introduces the instructors who lead each format. For a birthday or a team outing, a private rebounder session in the warm-lit room is a livelier option than another dinner.

Lincoln Boulevard is a major north-south corridor on the Westside, and drivers heading to class will appreciate that Move includes complimentary underground parking, which the studio highlighted from opening day. If you skip the car, Big Blue Bus routes run along Lincoln Boulevard. The studio sits in the southern part of Santa Monica, close to the city line with Venice, so it draws regulars from both neighborhoods as well as from Mar Vista to the east.

Once you have caught your breath, head west toward Main Street in Ocean Park, a long strip of shops and cafes running parallel to the beach. A few blocks beyond, the beach path runs north to the Santa Monica Pier and south into Venice. If you would rather stay inland, Abbot Kinney Boulevard in Venice is a short drive or bike ride south, lined with design shops and coffee bars that make an easy post-workout loop.

Move suits people who want cardio without pounding the pavement, especially runners resting their knees and Pilates regulars who want to raise their heart rate without leaving their usual studio. Because every class is 45 minutes, it fits into a lunch break or a pre-work slot. Anyone who prefers loud, packed rooms with neon lights may find it calmer than expected, which is exactly the point the founder set out to make.

Move Studios, at 2903 Lincoln Blvd, Suite 106, Santa Monica, CA 90405. Classes last 45 minutes, and the schedule is published on move-studios.com and in the Move Studios app. Prices: drop-in $45, two-pack $70, five-pack $215, ten-pack $400, 21-day trial $125 for up to 10 classes, unlimited membership $389 a month. Late cancels on packs inside eight hours carry a $25 fee. Underground parking is complimentary.