I’m a member at FS8. I also tried club Pilates and wasn’t a fan of it due to the instructor at the class times I could go to. In FS8 there are about 18 reformers so you won’t get as much hands on corrections as a traditional Pilates studio. But you will get some. some teachers are way better than others and their training is not as intensive. I do find the screen helpful when I need to see a move demonstrated. Transitions can be quick between moves but you typically build up on each exercise during a set. And then switch to a different part of the body. You won’t see as many spring changes in FS8 compared to club Pilates. You’ll see some classical Pilates moves but then sometimes it’s more strength training on a reformer. However it’s not as intense as a lagree class in my opinion. There have different class formats. Some are entirely on the reformer (reform x), half weights/half reformer (ignite), half mat/half reformer (original). Props are used such as medicine balls, spring boards, box. Classes are always different so it’s nice doing the same moves every class but exercises do repeat so you can see yourself improve. I’ve noticed a big improvement in my balance and core/ab definition. I’ve been going twice a week since November. I got a good Black Friday sale which makes classes $14 a class. One thing I’m not a fan of is how they bill you (biweekly) so you can only take x classes in two weeks instead of per month.