A new fitness studio has opened in Galt offering Pilates floor workouts, cheer-inspired dance cardio classes, and even spray tans and teeth whitening, all under one roof built specifically for women. It Girl Club, located at 232 N. Lincoln Way, held its grand opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony on Sunday alongside the Galt District Chamber of Commerce, marking the studio's official debut in the small Highway 99 corridor city.
The ribbon-cutting took place at 2:30 p.m. during a public grand-opening celebration scheduled from 2:00 to 5:00 p.m., as noted by the Galt District Chamber of Commerce. According to the Sacramento Bee, It Girl Club is owned by an all-women ownership team who said the studio was inspired by their friends and family members. The owners describe wanting to build a place where women can move, learn sideline dances, build friendships, and make time for themselves.
Pilates, Poms and Beauty Services Under One Roof
The studio's core offerings include Pilates floor workouts and something it calls Pom fitness, which combines dance moves, cheerleading pompom routines, and cardio, per the same report. Classes typically begin most days at 5 a.m., and the studio is closed on Sundays. Beyond workouts, It Girl Club also offers spray tans and teeth whitening services, rounding out its pitch to combine fitness with beauty and self-care.
At It Girl Club, the blended approach pairs workout instruction with non-fitness aesthetic services like spray tanning and teeth whitening.
Pricing Undercuts the Regional Average
It Girl Club's pricing structure includes single drop-in classes for $25, three-day class packs for $69, five-day packs for $105, and 10-day packs for $190, the Bee reports. The studio also created a Student Founding rate, capped at the first 25 eligible students, that locks in discounted pricing for unlimited mat Pilates classes until graduation, according to It Girl Club.
That $25 drop-in rate lands below the reported Sacramento-area average for a single reformer class. Sacramento had 72 studios, where single drop-in reformer classes averaged $37.80, according to an August 2026 Acuity Scheduling study and related analyses reported by Hoodline, which also ranked Sacramento 10th nationally for Pilates studio density. It Girl Club's entry price positions it as a notably more accessible option in a market where boutique Pilates has grown increasingly expensive.
A Small City With Room for Discretionary Spending
Galt, situated in southern Sacramento County along Highway 99 between Sacramento and Lodi, had an estimated population of 25,962 in 2024 and a projected population of 25,951 in 2026, according to U.S. Census Bureau estimates. The city's median household income reached $94,393 in 2024, with a homeownership rate of 77 percent.
Those figures describe the local economic profile in which It Girl Club is operating. The boutique fitness market is projected to grow at a 9.6 percent compound annual rate from 2026 to 2035, according to InsightAce Analytic. Boutique fitness can include mind-body formats such as Pilates, yoga, and barre.
Local Businesses Joined the Celebration
The grand opening drew participation from other Galt small businesses, including The Bubbly Bakehouse, which set up an interactive pop-up cookie station during the launch event, according to The Bubbly Bakehouse. The Sacramento Business Journal also included the studio's opening in its regional commercial business coverage this month, a sign that even suburban boutique launches in Galt are drawing capital-region business press attention.
It Girl Club joins other recent commercial additions to Galt, including a planned Grocery Outlet in Galt. Whether Galt's commercial corridors can support multiple niche boutique fitness concepts, or whether studios like It Girl Club will need to lean on beauty add-ons for long-term retention, remains an open question as the suburban wellness market continues to grow.
