Review is for the Jump class. I came into the studio/class as a newbie today. I have no ballet skills, but this class doesn't require any. It's mostly a lot of cardio, lifting limbs (a la barre classes), and a little bit of weights. The class (1 hour) played out like this: warm up session, about 30 minutes on the trampoline (as a new person, the instructor suggested I use the white/rainbow trampoline), 20 minutes doing weights for arm toning, abs on the floor and some stretching cool down. The 30 continuous minutes of jumping was a serious workout... the whole class was sweating, and I felt it was great (if a bit scared of getting blisters). Wear: any workout clothing + socks & sneakers Parking: 2 tandem spaces are available in the back by the entrance in the alley. (4 cars total). If they are full, there are meters abound, but make sure to read all signs carefully. It seems the 'free' parking in the area is restricted to 8am-6pm M-F unless you have a permit. read more

I feel bad giving this a 3 star rating because I have taken Romi Rivera's virtual classes on PopSugar Fitness. Romi is such a great instructor: her transitions are smooth and she gives a lot of instruction about where you should be feeling the workout and the placement of your feet. I took ballet burn with Stephanie Hall and unfortunately it wasn't as great of a first experience I'd hoped for. There wasn't a lot of room in the class so it would have been great if Stephanie moved off to the side and let the students watch their form in the mirror. I think it also would have been great if she provided more descriptive detail - "jump here" doesn't tell me what foot goes in front of which foot or where I should feel it. Or if we're doing Abbs and I cannot see you please let me know if my head is up or down and don't roll your eyes when I ask. Hahahaha Once we got to the trampoline - I finally broke a sweat. Lord have mercy! Hahah I killed it on the trampoline but that probably had more to do with my familiarity with holding a squat. Some other poor ladies were having a bit of a hard time and Stephanie wasn't tending to anyone or giving assistance. I'm sure there has to be better instructors. I'm going to take a gf with me next time and give it another chance. If you are familiar with ballet and the steps - you'd be fine in Stephanie's class, but wear shoes that have a grip! The floor is slippery in nikes. read more

Highly recommend to anyone looking to break an ankle or two! Just take a regular ballet class if you want a ballet body. 100% less Pitbull, 100% less jumping on trampolines with no instruction/modification/guidance other than "Ohp! Be careful!" when some of the untrained, highly confused girls are practically flinging themselves off into the stratosphere. Seriously though, I'll break it down: I signed up through Classpass and honestly was just like sure whatever it's a ballet inspired cardio class. Got to the studio, it's...not really that nice. Not dirty or anything, but just nothing to write home about. They have tea and water and some black apparel and random pointe shoes everywhere (god knows why). The front desk girl showed me around the studio after apologizing for assuming I wasn't using my real name(???) and there's no door to the actual studio so you just kind of mosey back. Class was pretty full and the dancer that was teaching (super fit, definitely a trained dancer, NOT. AN. INSTRUCTOR) didn't introduce herself or ask anyone's names. Jumped right into some pretty basic ballet routines if you have a background, but if you don't -- godspeed. At no point did she go around, provide corrections or modifications, which is why I say she was not an instructor. After a couple uninspired, repetitive floor routines to upbeat pop music, the trampolines came out. Trampolines. We were doing ballet choreography...to top 40 hits...on trampolines. The dancer that was teaching didn't have a trampoline though, so she just showed us the gist on the floor. I can't make this up. It was just...honestly....awful. Please go somewhere else and get real instruction by a trained professional to get after that body you want. If you want to try ballet, take a real ballet class. I promise it's not worth risking injury to come here. Goodbye, Classpass credits, I'm sorry you had to die in vain. read more

I am new to Ballet Bodies. I have only been to Stretch class so far, but I love it! The instructor Jennifer was fantastic, she really took her time with me as I am stiff as a 2X4 and not very flexible. I will take other classes at this studio. Parking is so easy, in back there is a tiny lot, if that's full the side street has free parking. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this place! read more

Gimmicky and ineffective. Maybe the private classes that celebrities take at Ballet Bodies are great. But their group classes are super lame and a waste of your time. It's basically a very simple, repetitive dance aerobics class with a teacher that looks like a ballerina. They use ballet-style arm movements and use ballet names to describe the leg movements ("first position feet" etc). It was really boring, not very hard, and the class dragged on. Ballet bar classes are so much better and more effective. I wanted to see what Ballet Bodies classes were about, but now that I know I'm going back to Bar Method classes. read more

I like the classes here, and I've taken 4 different classes, so I'll try and give a little run down on what to expect. Also, just for a little info on me, I'm 42, I had NO ballet training until a couple of years ago, and I'm very much a ballet beginner. However, I've done way more than my fair share of barre classes over the past few years. Anyway, here is what to expect: Ballet Stretch: This may be my favorite class here. I go to a lot of exercise classes, and after going to several days in a row, I am worn out. There is nothing better than being all sore and beaten down from the other physical nonsense I do, and just going in and stretching my broken down old body for an hour. I find it very helpful! Ballet Sculpt: Basically, this is a Cardio Barre class, without the Cardio and without the Barre! :-) It's almost entirely mat exercises, intended to build a little strength. There is ab work, leg work, arm work. It's a good option if you want to get in some exercise, but you don't have it in you to do any cardio. Ballet Burn: This is a cardio class! You learn a little routine, of repeated ballet steps. Nothing advanced, only things anyone who has had just a few months of ballet would be familiar with, but I'm pretty sure that anyone who has decent coordination would be able to fake it through with no prior ballet knowledge. 45 minutes of the class is on the floor, and about 15 of it is on a mini trampoline. Jump: Super fun cardio class! I went in expecting it to be ALL on the trampoline, but only about 30 minutes is on the trampoline... the first and last 15 minutes are on the floor, and much of that is basically old school aerobics. I actually wished that more of the class was on the trampolines! They are pretty fun! Classes are all pretty small here and all of the instructors have made a point of really giving individual attention to all students, which is nice. read more

I AM NOT GRACEFUL AT ALL. When attempting to take this class, I looked like a duck trying to walk on an ice skating rink and because of this, I really don't think I will be going back to Ballet Bodies. In Ballet Bodies defense, the instructor really did care that all of her students did the moves according to specifics (although she did seem kinda... well the word I am thinking of starts with a B and ends in itchy). She would come around and make sure we were all pointing are feet, squating, keeping our legs straight... and yeah, I would throw out some ballet jargon but to be honest, when she told us to do X Y & Z I thought I was back in the Chinese 101 class I took in college and failed. I almost DIDN'T LIKE that she went around correcting people, because, well, she basically called me out on everything... Again, it's not my fault my gracefulness rivals that of a awkward new born giraffe. The class did go by relatively quickly though; the music was energizingly amplifying and holy moly my buns were burning during that entire hour of making a mockery of myself. (In a bakery, buns burning is not a good thing, but here, that's the whole point!) Go to Ballet Bodies if you're into ballet, used to be a little ballerina, always wanted to be in a snow globe or like making a fool out of yourself. Sadly, you won't laugh the entire time though because I will not be there to entertain you! *Parking: Terrible, on a weekend that is. The street parking on Saturday is completely nonexistent all thanks to the fact that this studio is across the way from Kings Road Cafe on Beverly Blvd. There is a "lot" behind (or I guess in the front of) the studio... But unless you feel like calling your insurance and explaining why you hit 5 different cars, yeah, try and find some street parking. *First Class: $17. *Will this class alone help you lose weight if that's your goal: NO. You need other forms of exercise and you need to watch what you eat. Don't go for the Chicken and Cheese Enchilades at Kings Road Cafe after the class. read more

Took ballet basic today at 11 with Melissa. Was open minded to see what it would be like. I took ballet for several years as when I was much younger but am by no means an expert. Here's the run down: First, this class is very unorganized. She was making up the routine as she goes along. I've been to many classes from pilates, cardio barre, kickboxing, piloxing, you name it, I've tried it. I've never had a teacher make up the routine in class. I found this to be irritating as it probably wasted a good 10 minutes of time overall and it slowed the class down because the music stopped and everyone waited on her to tell us what to do next, while she paused and thought it out in her head Second, it's very slow. There no cardio involved at all, no muscle burn, no warm up and no cool down. Honestly there was no need for either since we really didn't work that hard. Overall the idea is cool thinking as an adult maybe I can go back into ballet but it's poorly executed. I would not return. Save your money ladies. read more

First off I wanted to say that I have been wanting to take this class for a while. I took this class last week and was completely unimpressed. As a trained ballet dancer who was recovering from ankle surgery I was looking for a ballet class that I could ease into but yet get a great workout. As you enter the studio through a back alley you enter into a totally typical LA type workout studio. On the left wall there are multiple magazine articles framed about the company. Excited to get a good workout I looked for the studio...which you have to walk past multiple small rooms to get to. I was unimpressed to find a tiny room in the back with slippery wooden floors, barely big enough to hold 5 people. Anyone that owns a studio should always have marley floors... The teacher took 2 minutes to come up with basic routines at the bar...plies, tendus, etc. She then made us repeat the combination 4 times on each side...in a normal class you do one time on each side. We ended the class with frappes....and if anyone is a dancer you know that you never end bar with frappes, at least grand battements! We didn't even get to center, or developes...the list goes on. As I ended the class the girl I danced on the barre with insulted me by saying "You know this is a beginner class right, you ruined the class for me!" So not only did I barely sweat but I was insulted by a beginner who was envious of my training.... This studio is clearly very LA, from the magazine articles on the wall which were clearly acquired by the hiring of a PR person, to the pretty yet inefficient studios, to the catty la transplants that attend the studio. As someone who works in the dance world I would never recommend this studio to anyone but instead to take Align Ballet method, a program that will actually train you in ballet with teachers that have danced with actual professional Ballet companies around the world, http://alignballetmethod.com/. read more

You know those days when you just stretch for a few minutes and you feel good? How about for a full hour?! I found this place via Classpass, and soooo glad I did. I tried the Ballet Basic class first, and it's a nice challenge if you're rusty like I am. I'm sure with a few more classes I'd be up to speed and could try other classes. But their stretch class. It's what starts off my week on Monday at 8 AM, and I feel so good all week long. I even end up sore in places I never do via my regular workouts. The teachers are so attentive, and come around with each stretch to make adjustments, push you harder, etc. but also know when you should stop before you hurt yourself. Plus, they play fun music so you're not falling asleep the whole time (last time I stretched my sides to some Hotline Bling) A week without stretch class is no week at all. read more

I had a luke warm experience here. The space is beautiful and light. The front desk girl was friendly and gave me a little tour. The class was called Cardio Jazz. 1. There was no Jazz involved. 2. The instructor Lauren, did the same routines for 45 mins. to different songs (BORING) 3. She didn't introduce herself to me until we were 40 mins into the class (there were two students), awkward... 4. The moves reminded me of 80's aerobics classes with a couple ballet moves thrown in. All jogging and jumping. (STILL BORING). 5. First smile from Lauren at about 45 mins. into the class, probably happy it was almost over (I WAS). Don't think I'll be back. I've never taken a class where the instructor does not engage the class, introduce him/herself and if there are any new students or injuries. Just a little disappointed... read more

I took Ballet Burn and Basic Ballet here a couple times. Traffic and parking is a pain, but what do you expect in West Hollywood? Studio is a cute place with multiple rooms. Enter in the back. In Ballet burn you jump on a mini trampoline as well as learn a dance routine. The workout was fine, easy to follow, basic cardio. The class was large though, and personal attention was nonexistent. I do have to say, that compared to other fitness classes claiming to be inspired by ballet though, this comes the closest for me in terms of movement and terminology. Basic ballet is basically ballet barre without moving to center or jumps. It was a solid beginning ballet class (but not an intro ballet class). I liked the teacher, she was attentive, legit, and give corrections. read more

clean, bright and minimalistic with excellent instructors and a variety of classes. There's even a class with mini trampolines! I just absolutely love this studio and come as often as I can for the stretch class, which is better than any massage you could ever pay for, really! I float when I walk out. I love that the class size is always small and the instructors are hands on. Also thoroughly enjoy having a cup of complimentary tea if I arrive early. Parking can be an issue, make sure you give yourself enough time to find a metered spot. read more

Love love love coming here. The classes are so good and my favorite is ballet basic with Romi. She's amazing and has the best body. Her form is impeccable and she's a great instructor. Very professional. read more

OMG LOVE the Ballet Stretch class. It's like they went into my brain and downloaded exactly what I wanted a stretch class to be! The space is cute and I came early to get street parking (not sure about the parking situation). Classes are small and cozy and the room is bright. Extra bonus? I loved the music selection! read more

I did my first ballet class.. Beginning ballet at Ballet Bodies. I always wished my parents forced me to take ballet when my five year old self was not interested. It's hard to know what to expect because I have never done ballet before. I met andie coming in. I didn't realize it was her. I guess I wasn't sure what to expect, since she was a big celebrity trainer. But she was so kind and humble. The front desk woman was extremely welcoming as well. It's a beautiful little studio and so clean. It's nicely hidden. The people taking the class also were all extremely friendly, which I really appreciate. In the class, the repetitions seemed to go quickly but after a while it seems normal. Being naturally pigeon toed, the instructor was always apt to correct form, which was awesome. Extremely painful at times. But awesome. The class flew by insanely fast, especially for being something I struggled with. The class itself didn't drench me in sweat like barrys bootcamp but I felt much more sore than I ever had the day after so, it definitely worked. I really enjoyed it. And will definitely be coming back to improv my nonexistent ballet skills. I also had done the jump class. That was extremely fun and I definitely sweat. It kind of reminded me of the movements tracy Anderson would teach but on a trampoline. The only thing is I wish there were more jump classes during the week! All in all I loved my experience and will definitely be back for more! read more

I absolutely love this studio! The instructors are knowledgeable, caring + supportive with reaching your fitness goals. Ballet Basic teaches you the fundamentals of dance, while giving your body + mind a great work out. With all levels in the the class, there is a constant fresh + friendly atmosphere that keeps me committed. read more

I used to love this place. I've gone on and off for years. To make a long story short...2 years ago I bought a $300+ class package. In my first class of the package (I had been before to Ballet Bodies when it was on ClassPass, not sure if it still is, and I have taken ballet as a teen and as an adult for 20 years), I seriously injured my calf muscle. The instructor was flippant when I told her. That sucked but I was ok with taking accountability for my body and choices. I went to my doctor immediately after and was told I needed to wear a medical boot along with physical therapy to heal. So I did. Then I got pregnant and had an insanely rough pregnancy. Physically rough. Baby is here now. I am still doing physical therapy because my body took a big hit from the injury and from labor and healing has been a slow road for me. My therapist said I could go back to doing ballet and stretching. I walked into Ballet Bodies twice to resume my class package after explaining my life. The first gal didn't get back to me at all. The second wrote me a short email about how they won't honor the package I bought. I guess it expired after a year. Which I will now only go to places where there is not an expiration date. And I asked if they could make an exception since I hurt myself in their class initially and I have the documentation to show my timeline and injuries etc. Nope. Didn't matter. I even asked for just half of the classes to be honored since I really couldn't come to ballet this entire time. Still no. I feel that from a guest relations standpoint, what's the harm in being cool and just honoring a class package? If anything I would have bought more classes and praised your awesomeness to everyone. But now I just feel like for a small business to be so stingy is so lame and if I hear the words:: "our policy is..." a little piece of me dies. This spot is so far removed from being cool and treating people with love and respect that it feels like money comes first. To the new owner of Ballet Bodies...I'm not sure why you make the choices you make but I'll take my pirouettes elsewhere. Much love. read more

Amazing for beginners. I take class weekly with Romi who is such a fantastic teacher. She actually walks around the class and corrects us as we're dancing so we have proper form. Love ballet bodies!! read more

Beware of all of the positive reviews for Ballet Bodies! Ballet Bodies is offering a free class to anyone who leaves a Yelp review. Just a warning. Now onto my experience... I decided to try the "Jump" class at Ballet Bodies because I wanted to try a good cardio class and was curious about rebounder (mini trampoline) workouts. I arrived at the studio and got in through the back door. I was greeted by a young lady at the front desk. She was nice but fake-nice (if you know what I mean). As I walked through the studio, I noticed two rooms (reserved for private sessions) containing Pilates and other exercise equipment. The studio also has one bathroom and shower room together which is pretty inconvenient if you think about it...(imagine holding in your pee while someone takes their sweet time showering) The class took place in an open, hardwood floor room, which I assume is used for the group classes and barre/cardio work. The instructor came in at the last minute and hurriedly proceeded to start the dance cardio routine without introducing herself or anything. I enjoyed the cardio dance somewhat. The music was way too loud (be prepared to have hearing loss after this class). I used to do the Tracy Anderson Method and I read that Andie Hecker (owner and founder of Ballet Bodies) is a former Tracy Anderson trainer. Well, it shows. She basically ripped off many of Tracy's moves and concepts. The dance cardio was almost an exact replica of a Tracy dance cardio. Next, we moved onto the "jumping on the mini trampoline" part of the workout. Without any safety explanations or information, the instructor handed out JumpSport rebounders. Then off we went, bouncing around like little monkeys. I had never set foot on a rebounder and it took some time to get used to it. After all, you are unstable at all times. The instructor launched herself into a series of complicated and fast moves like kicking out your leg to the side or in front of you. I tried to perform these moves but could not because I had only been on the freaking rebounder for 5 minutes! I had no stability and was afraid to harm myself since the instructor did not explain any instructions at all. Twice my foot almost fell through the bungee cords of the trampoline. Once again, the music was excruciatingly loud. Make no mistake, a rebounder may not look intimidating, but it can be quite dangerous if you do not know how to use it The workout was tough and I felt tired quickly. But I don't appreciate the lack of an explanation or notion from the instructor, especially since there were several new people in class. Also, the instructor did not give variations of the exercises for newbies, which would've been helpful considering I had to improvise half of the moves I did on the rebounder because I did not feel stable enough to swing my feet from side to side. After the rebounder class, we did some mat work which included butt work, abs, and arm movements. All of these moves were spitting images of the Tracy Anderson Method. A side note: the class description for "Jump" on the website of Ballet Bodies mentions jumping rope in the class which we did not do. Overall, the workout was good but the lack of instruction for the rebounder and the overly loud music made the experience bitter for me. Time will tell if I will be back for more. read more

I can't believe those negative reviews I just saw here. This is a very nice place to go to. It's definitely not for those who are taking their first ballet class ever. The ballet classes are intermediate - advanced. I mean - come on- nobody is going to take 20 minutes to teach you the basic stuff. All the other classes are for any level I would say. I also like Pilates reformers classes. I am happy their classes run all day, so you can always find a class for your schedule. The studio has a/c and heater, which is awesome! It's bright and cozy. I wish they would play more classical music, but getting out of my comfort zone is fine too. ;) All of the instructors are very beautiful, fit and talented! I love being around them so very much. read more

I've enjoyed going to Ballet 101 as a return to taking class after many years away from ballet. The class size is super small so you get plenty of attention and the class seems to be catered (at least somewhat) to the level of the students in the class. Andie and Romi are both very nice and the class feels low-stress and fun - although they definitely give corrections as needed! I would recommend it to any grownups thinking about starting up class again. There is minimal parking behind the building, but I've never had a problem finding street parking and the meters in this area take credit cards. Also, you can check out the schedule and reserve classes online, which is a nice feature. I'm glad I found this little studio! read more

I have been attending ballet bodies for about a month now, and I love it ! This ballet/ fitness studio is super private, which is one of my favorite features. When you are taking class in the group fitness/ballet room, the windows are covered so no one from the street can see inside- great for comfort level. Jessica at the front desk is a total gem, ready and willing to answer any questions and offer suggestions for private or semi private sessions. Jump is a great cardio work out ! The music is fun, and the instructors are encouraging and motivating. Lauren is more boot camp / run based on Mondays and the Saturday am class is more dance based- it's great to have a combination of both. I look forward to Romi's Thursday night ballet class all week! She's a great instructor- always pushing for improvement and better form. The music is great,too. What's more fun than doing ballet to pop and dance hits ? I love it ! After all of that, I've noticed a lot of improvement physically. The jump class has really helped shake off that extra holiday weight, and tone my butt and thighs. Ballet along with lengthening my physique had helped improve my memory and mind/ body coordination. I'm so thankful to have found this studio. I would recommend ballet bodies to anyone looking for a great work out in a friendly boutique atmosphere. You will not be disappointed. read more

My girl vanessa Dunn is the best ! Best place to train hard with the qualifications you expect as a pro

I had been searching for reviews of this studio as I was trying it for the first time last night for Circuit Aerobics. The description of the class per the website is as follows: "An invigorating, high impact class that combines kickboxing, Pilates, yoga, and strength training; a fun and upbeat way to burn fat and achieve optimum cardio-vascular health." The class started with basic traditional aerobic moves (i.e. side stepping). We then moved on to basic leg stretches. Then we pulled out trampolines and did a series of jumping and kicking on the trampolines (think step aerobic moves but on a trampoline rather than on a step). I didn't realize the class would involve the use of a trampoline because the description on the website didn't mention it. It was really unfortunate for me because my plantar fasciitis kicked in and I couldn't continue on with the class (I was about 20 minutes into the class). I don't know what else went on with the rest of the class (I didn't see any free weights laying around in the main room) so I couldn't tell you what they did for strength training or abdominal work. The owner, Andie, was kind enough to help me stretch out my foot. As I left, the class was still going on, at which point everyone was taking a side shuffle type of jog inside the studio. The studio is small, but it's clean and doesn't feel crowded. There is 1 main room for group classes - it could fit probably 6-8 people max. There is another room for private pilates (I think there might be two rooms for private pilates but I can't remember). There is a changing room with lockers and a small bathroom with a shower. They sell some ballet gear, including slippers, which are so adorable. I probably wouldn't come back for the Circuit Aeorbics. Although the music was very modern, the moves seemed very 1980s. However, you do build up a sweat and get your heartrate up. The instructor was really nice and the class size is small (4 students last night). Note that this is a high impact class, so if you have any issues with that, I'd probably want to speak with the owner or manager before trying. Because of various injuries, I can't do high impact to an extent, so I usually stick to barre workouts (Bar Method, Physique 57) that can provide a good workout with modifications for certain injuries. I will probably come back to try a private pilates session with Andie. She was really nice, helpful and knowledgeable. I even got an email from her this morning to see how my foot was doing! read more

I love Ballet Bodies!!! I love it because I feel like exercising there is actually 'fun' and that all the instructors really take the time to ask you about your body. Andie and Romi both are amazing pilates instructors. They don't necessarily teach the traditional pilates-- which I love.. (hate doing the hundreds) they make it all so fun and they do a great job of incorporating cardio and stretching. You can't beat the location and parking. If you are looking for a personalized pilates studio with the perfect female touch, then this is the place for you!! read more

I like this place for a moderate intensity workout. The Burn classes are pretty good but I found myself getting a little bored after a few of them. It would be nice if the dance space was bigger because it can get crowded, but overall it is a beautiful studio with nice natural light and good classes. read more

Decided to try the stretching class that I found through ClassPass. I am not into ballet and am the least flexible person ever so I knew that this would be a challenge for me from the start. Luckily, there was no pressure to push yourself too far, and you could stretch as far as your body allows. 4 stars because I found the space pretty intimidating. Definitely aimed at the ballet crowd so might not be as welcoming if you are just doing this for fun. read more

Ballet bodies is my go to studio for an elegant and refined workout after a stressful day. I enjoy the classes that I have attended and have been very happy with the level of instruction and patience from the employees. Highly recommended to anyone looking to fulfill their childhood ballerina dreams while getting an amazing workout! read more

I absolutely love the Jump classes, or any classes taught by Lauren. She is really tough and there are no breaks, but very sweet and really encouraging. You do a combination of dancing, aerobics, mixed with burpees/jumping jacks which really gets your heart rate up. Then you do about 20 minutes of leg lifts, ab exercises and weights for the arms. All the exercises are specifically designed to get a petite, non bulky body. I personally have noticed a big change in my waist and thighs since going regularly. I also really like the studio is relaxed and very personal. It's also really clean and they always have towels. read more

I will most definitely not be going back. I was expecting a little bit more of a workout and I was hoping it would be a little more welcoming. During class, there was two girls that continued to laugh at me. I'm not terrible. I have years of experience in ballet and but its been awhile and I'm rusty. Cardio Barre is a much better workout and a more welcoming space. read more

I absolutely love the Ballet Sculpt (aka mat class) class they offer. A really incredible work out that really helps tone your entire body. The instructor was enthusiastic and supportive but also really pushed me in a positive way. Loved it. It's a really beautiful studio and when I told the receptionist I was new she gave me a tour of the space and was so encouraging it made me want to go back every day. read more

Ballet Bodies is truly as top notch as exercise gets. Owner/trainer Andie Hecker is a former New York City Ballet dancer who is responsible for some of the most envied bodies in Hollywood. I have practiced pilates (and ballet) for well over a decade all over town - privately and in group settings -- and never got the results I have from my ballet bodies workouts. The space itself is also beautiful and discreet. There is a good reason a who's-who of Los Angeles entrusts Andie and her staff. read more

I absolutely love this studio! I have taken several ballet basic classes with Romi as well as ballet stretch and they have all been great. I have been on Classpass for a little over a year now and have been regularly beating up my body with bootcamp style classes and finding myself with chronic injuries unfortunately. While I love the workout I get from bootcamp classes and still go regularly I don't feel amazing afterwards like I do after ballet. Its a challenging class both mentally and physically and I feel like it is really helping me with recovery from my more high impact classes. I am so excited to have re-ignited my childhood love of the art. Romi's class is fast-paced and she plays awesome current music that her routines are perfectly choreographed to. She is wonderful with corrections as well. The studio is beautiful, open, clean and bright and the front desk staff has always been very friendly. Parking is not a problem on weeknights but a little more challenging on weekends, so allow for extra time for that. read more

Ballet 101 was incredible. The class was so much fun and my legs were sore the next day. I only wish they had more classes, so that I could go more often! read more

This studio is great for the people who like to have small classes and lots of individual attention. You can see results quickly- toning and weight loss - I did after my second class! Romi is an excellent teacher and makes it fun. Her music choices make the workout go really quickly, and if you haven't tried it, you're really missing out! read more

Romi's ballet class on Tuesday mornings is an incredible workout. The quick pace and easy to follow combinations tone your legs and butt like nothing else. I don't have a dance background, and was nervous to try this, but Romi was great with hands on adjustments and very detailed instruction to help achieve perfect ballerina form! The staff, especially Jessica, are extremely friendly and helpful. I highly recommend giving this a try! read more

I've taken group Ballet, Mat Ballet, and Jump classes and they're all fantastic! As someone with no background in dance, I may not always look the most graceful, but I still feel like I'm getting a great workout and gaining flexibility. The classes are small and the studio has a great boutique feel, with very knowledgeable and experienced trainers. It's a great place to try if you're looking to tone up. read more

Loved the jump class. Kicked my butt and was never boring. The hour flew by. I like how their classes are very small, and the instructor worked out alongside us which was fun. Signed up right away for the 10 class package - this is gonna be my new workout place! read more

I have been going to the cardio classes at Ballet Bodies for about 2 years. In the past, I have gone to just about every other barre, bootcamp, and cardio class Los Angeles has to offer, but I have not found anything as challenging and fun at the same time as the cardio (Jump) classes at Ballet Bodies. The classes are small so it's almost as if you are working with your own trainer. I highly encourage anyone who wants to increase their stamina and have fun (mini trampolines and great music are used in each class) to try Ballet Bodies! read more