Fifty/50 Pilates announced the opening of its third studio in Georgetown, Texas, this summer. The new facility, located at 3920 Williams Drive, Suite 109, officially opened its doors on June 24, adding to the company’s growing presence in the Austin‑Round Rock metro area.
Expanded Class Offerings for the Community
The Georgetown studio joins existing locations in Cedar Park and Leander, bringing the brand’s signature low‑impact, high‑result workouts closer to local families and fitness enthusiasts. Class schedules feature the popular Strength & Sculpt program, which blends resistance training with mobility work for a full‑body workout, and a Stretch & Yoga session designed to improve flexibility and reduce stress.
Membership Options Tailored to Different Needs
Fifty/50 Pilates offers several membership structures to accommodate a range of schedules and budgets. Options include unlimited monthly passes, class‑by‑class packages, and discounted rates for students and seniors. The studio’s website provides a clear breakdown of pricing, allowing prospective members to choose the plan that best fits their lifestyle.
Local Economic Impact
The new studio is expected to create a modest number of jobs, from certified instructors to front‑desk staff, contributing to Georgetown’s ongoing economic development. By situating the studio in a growing commercial corridor, Fifty/50 Pilates also supports nearby businesses that benefit from increased foot traffic.
Community Reception
Local residents have expressed enthusiasm for the addition of another health‑focused venue. Many parents appreciate the family‑friendly environment, noting that the studio’s schedule includes early‑morning and evening classes that fit around school and work commitments. The opening aligns with a broader trend of wellness‑center growth in Central Texas, reflecting a community desire for accessible, quality fitness options.
Looking Ahead
With three locations now operating in Georgetown, Cedar Park, and Leander, Fifty/50 Pilates signals its commitment to serving the Greater Austin area. The company plans to continue monitoring demand for additional studios in neighboring towns, emphasizing a strategy that balances expansion with maintaining the personalized, community‑oriented experience that has defined its brand.
For more information on class schedules, membership pricing, or to sign up for a free introductory session, visit the studio at the Georgetown address or explore the company’s website.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Austin — read the source article.
