JETSET Pilates is preparing to bring new energy to the Dr. Phillips community of Orlando with the opening of its latest studio. Operations are set to begin in early November, followed by a grand opening celebration in December that will feature local vendors, giveaways, food, music, and special discounts. The studio will offer founding memberships at $199 per month, giving residents early access to 50-minute reformer-based classes that blend strength, cardio, and Pilates movements in a high-energy, music-driven environment.
Behind the venture are Austin Wolak and Vinitha Wolak, a husband-and-wife team whose passion for fitness and community is at the heart of the project. Vinitha, who grew up in Orlando, discovered Pilates years ago and felt compelled to share its transformative benefits with her hometown. “Orlando has always been home to me, and launching this studio with JETSET is a dream come true to contribute to a community dear to my heart,” she said. Austin, originally from Sarasota, was introduced to Pilates through Vinitha and quickly became an advocate. Both bring a shared background in the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, channeling their expertise into a business that promotes health and well-being.
Dr. Phillips, often recognized as one of Florida’s healthiest and most vibrant neighborhoods, serves as a fitting location for the brand’s newest expansion. The community’s emphasis on active living and social connection aligns with JETSET Pilates’ philosophy of creating spaces that energize both the body and the mind. Each class is designed to push participants physically while fostering a sense of camaraderie that transforms fitness into a lifestyle experience rather than a routine workout.
As boutique fitness concepts continue to reshape the wellness landscape, JETSET Pilates stands out for its fusion of modern movement, immersive sound, and local ownership. The Dr. Phillips studio represents more than a business opening; it is an investment in community health and an invitation to residents to embrace balance, strength, and vitality. For the Wolaks, it is a personal milestone and a shared mission—to help Orlando move, breathe, and connect, one reformer class at a time.