Studios
Reformer at Haleʻiwa. Yoga, spin and the Recovery Den at Waialua.
Reformer Pilates Sculpt, in a bright cinderblock room full of plants.
Yoga, spin and the Recovery Den — plus smoothies in the lobby.
Choosing
They are fifteen minutes apart and they do different things. The short answer: reformer at Haleʻiwa, everything else at Waialua.
| Haleʻiwa | Waialua | |
|---|---|---|
| Reformer Pilates Sculpt | — | Yes |
| Yoga and spin | Yes | — |
| Sauna and cold plunge | Yes | — |
| Showers and changing rooms | Yes | — |
| Health Bar | Yes | — |
| Classes per day | Most of the day | Most of the day |
| Intro price, local | $79 | $79 |
Start with reformer at Haleʻiwa. It is our signature class, it runs most of the day, and it is the one built to adapt to whoever walks in. Park out front — not the coned spaces, and not the stalls marked “Jenny’s”.
That is Waialua only, in the Silo behind Mele Mele Bakery. It is also the only studio with showers, lockers and changing rooms, so it is the one to pick if you are going somewhere afterwards rather than straight home.
The intro is $79 wherever you start, so try everything first. After that, Waialua is the cheaper habit — yoga, spin and sauna-ice start at $85 a month against $119 for reformer.
Pupukea closed on 30 September 2026. Memberships and credits carried straight over — the same reformer class runs at Haleʻiwa, about fifteen minutes down the hill, and Kahuku is the room it moved into.