About
A small studio with a long memory.
A modern mat pilates studio in Miami, redefining the workout through sculpt-driven classes, incredible music, elevated design and a strong sense of community.
The room
8230 NE 2nd Ave, Little River.
One room, a full mirrored wall, an arched doorway that fills with light, and sage mats laid out in rows. It’s deliberately not a gym. No machines lining the walls, no screens, no heat.
What it is instead: a women-owned studio founded by Amanda Malone and Brooke Rosenfeld, with parking, fresh flowers every week, and a teaching team of eighteen who actually learn your name.
Founders
Two people, one very specific idea.
The Core Collective was founded by Amanda Malone and Brooke Rosenfeld: a studio built around sculpt-driven classes, a room worth showing up early for, and a community that carries on outside it.
The team
Eighteen instructors. No filler.
- Brianna DelgadoPilates
- Liany BlumPilates
- Dajana BogojevicGym classes | Pilates
- Andrea SatyDance
- Amanda MalonePilates
- Jenna CallarmanPilates
…and twelve more across pilates, sculpt and dance.
What we believe
Four things we won’t compromise on.
Non-heated, always
Heat makes a class feel harder without making it more effective. We'd rather you felt the work in your muscles than in the room.
Small rooms
Classes are capped so every person gets seen, corrected and progressed. If you're new, we'll know it.
Design you want to be in
Arched light, a mirrored wall, sage mats and fresh flowers every week. The room is part of the reason people come back.
A collective
The name isn't decoration. Free community classes, two group chats, and regulars who know each other by name.
From the room
“Ten minutes in I was dripping, and by the end my legs, glutes, abs, arms and shoulders were all on fire. A full body workout.”
“Challenging, but you feel so good afterwards. And the playlist is always on point.”
“Love her energy and her flow is just perfection. If you've never taken her class, you're missing out.”