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BASI Pilates (basipilates.com) has 3 customer reviews on Folks Told, with an average rating of 2.3 out of 5.
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Becca S.
I love going to Basi Pilates! The studio is serene, peaceful, and always so clean. Every instructor I’ve taken a class with is passionate about Pilates and takes the time to make sure your form is correct. I really appreciate the focus on thoughtful, controlled movement instead of rushing through a frantic workout. It’s my little bit of peace at the end of a crazy day, and I always look forward to being there.
Dankue
Meine Erfahrung mit BASI Pilates Fürstenfeldbruck war äußerst enttäuschend. Ich hatte eine Ausbildung gebucht, konnte jedoch aus nachweislich gesundheitlichen Gründen nur an einem einzigen Termin teilnehmen. Trotz dieser Ausnahmesituation zeigte BASI Pilates keinerlei Kulanz oder Bereitschaft, gemeinsam eine Lösung zu finden. Stattdessen bestand das Unternehmen kompromisslos auf der vollständigen Ausbildungsgebühr und verwies ausschließlich auf den Vertrag. Natürlich sind Verträge wichtig. Aber ein Unternehmen zeigt seinen wahren Charakter dann, wenn unvorhergesehene Schicksalsschläge eintreten. Hier habe ich weder Empathie noch Verständnis erlebt – stattdessen einen rein profitorientierten Umgang, bei dem der Mensch offenbar keine Rolle spielt. Ich hätte zumindest ein Gespräch oder einen Lösungsversuch erwartet. Stattdessen wurde konsequent auf die Zahlung bestanden, ohne Rücksicht auf die persönliche Situation. Für mich ist das weder professioneller Kundenservice noch ein wertschätzender Umgang mit Menschen. Aus diesem Grund kann ich BASI Pilates leider nicht empfehlen.
Diana G.
I attended the BASI Pilates Mat Program in Amsterdam and unfortunately, my experience was overshadowed by serious concerns regarding the structure and transparency of the course. You pay €1,450 for the full program, attend all 6 required modules, and yet — unbelievably — you're not given a certificate of course completion. That only comes if you pay an extra €121 for the final exam and pass it. This means there is no official recognition that you've completed the full educational content unless you also go through their extra fee-based certification process. This setup is extremely misleading. Most professional training programs separate the concept of course completion from certification. But here, both are blurred in a way that seems designed to push students toward paying more — while denying any documentation if you don’t. Worse, the grading system is opaque. The only result you get is “pass” or “fail” with no numerical score, no breakdown, no transparency. This makes it hard to understand or learn from your performance, especially when you've invested significant money and time (not to mention travel expenses). Communication throughout the course was inconsistent, with important exam information not sent as the planned date. And when concerns were raised, the tone of responses from administration quickly turned dismissive and unprofessional. In my view, the way this program is marketed and executed does not align with standards in professional education. If you're considering enrolling, be fully aware of what you're paying for — and what you're not getting.
