Love Barry's FiDi! The front desk team--RJ, Gaby, and Daja--always bring such great energy and genuinely amazing customer service. They're motivating, welcoming, and set the tone before you even step into class. If you're new to Barry's, I highly recommend taking class with Colby, Suvy, Sami, or Luke--each one brings something special and makes your first class feel challenging but totally doable. Such a great studio and community. read more

I took a little break from my home gym to come here for my first class. I've know about Barry's for years but always chickened out coming because I'm averse to treadmills. I used to run competitively outdoors, so running inside on a treadmill doesn't hit the same. Still I gave it a chance and am quite glad I did. I joined for a 9:30 AM Saturday full body upper body focus class, and it was super energizing. With rapid spring and strength sets synced to a pulsing, high-octane playlist, the workout started my weekend on a high note. Aside from the workout, what facilities I saw and used were clean and odor-free. Staff were polite but a bit rushed. The layout of the room the class I took was held in was a bit confusing to navigate in the dim lighting. They do have a reference map at the check-in desk, so it's definitely a good idea to arrive early and review it first if it's your first time here. read more

Smaller Barry's than most I've been to. Shoutout to the friendly staff, and my instructor Amy! She was so personable and fun and funny, saying everyone's names. She's a real cheerleader for all students! Class was tough but rewarding. I love the full-body HIIT workout involving both lifting and running. The music was flowing and the class was united. I swear Barry's is harder in SF than on the peninsula or in other cities! My body is sore for longer. Great location accessible via public transit and bikes (though I walked--not from my office, but it is very accessible from people's offices!) Nice locker rooms but small. I like the soap they offer! Lockers are easy to use. read more

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I tried my first class at Barry's FiDi yesterday and I absolutely loved it. I left feeling strong, empowered and refreshed. The instructor was energetic and clear in his directions and his playlist was bomb and kept the energy up. I've never been in a floor-to-tred class, so the transition experience was a little different, but once I got it... I got it. The only thing I can honestly say I didn't like about the class was the spacing. I felt like I didn't have enough room on the floor to really get into the weight training portion. I was too worked about kicking my neighbor, being kicked or hitting the treadmill. Great workout for the price though. Considering taking them up on the three class pass deal. Oh, and I loved the community "give your neighbor a fist bump and let them know they got this" aspect of the class was well. Definitely made you feel like you weren't suffering alone. Lol. I'll definitely be back for another class. read more

Barry's FiDi - The Red room - where the magic happens. - Trainers Near Me - San Francisco, California

It's been months since I last stepped into Barry's, and I was really looking forward to coming back--but I noticed quite a few changes this time around. The class itself is still solid. The instructor kept the energy high, gave clear guidance, and I left feeling strong and accomplished. That part hasn't changed, thankfully. What has changed, though, are the little details that used to elevate the overall experience. They no longer offer complimentary bags for your sweaty clothes, which was something I always appreciated after class. No hair ties either--just small conveniences that used to be part of the package but are now noticeably missing. I also tried their new matcha drink, and I have to say, it was disappointing. Super watery and lacking flavor compared to what they used to serve. Overall, the workout itself still delivers, but the amenities and extras have definitely taken a step back. read more

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Cute location but feels much smaller than the other Barry's in the city! Treads 24 and 25 are off on their own, and initially I thought it was strange so didn't pick it, but once I saw it in person, the placement grew on me. The room felt a bit stuffier than normal. Not sure if it the fans were on or not because I was in a corner. Parking is a pain though. There's garage parking in the building that Barry's is located in that costs a pretty penny. Early bird parking is $28.99 if you enter before 8am and leave before 7pm. It's valet parking only though. read more

Had a great experience with the front desk and instructor! The locker room was spacious and stocked with tampons, hair ties, Ouai products, blow dryers, etc. Everything was VERY clean. The workout was tough but exactly what I was looking for. read more

Tried my first Barry's class and it was intense! I've taken Orangetheory and found this to be whole other level. Shoutout to Joe for walking us through and helping me open my locker. 17 in the men's locker room is defective. I took a photo of the lock just to make sure! Having some fitness background does help cause they don't really demo the exercises or guide you. It's basically sink or swim. People also walk/run from 5-10 on the treadmill. There were also no wipes and people don't clean either. Facilities overall were nice though. Will have to check out other locations in the future Thanks for the challenge this morning! read more

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While Barry's is a little intense for me to be my workout back home in Chicago, my friend/colleague and I have a tradition of going at least once during every trip to SF. And this past week was no exception with a 6am workout with Andrew (Chest, Back and Abs). Since it was super early and dark we ubered the .3 miles from our hotel to Barry's. It seemed a little pathetic when we were about to do a running class, but safety first. And then walk home at 7am was lovely despite a little rain. I prefer to start on the tread in these types of classes to get the hardest part over with. We started off with a longer segment that had a bunch of 2- 3 minute runs. There was some walking, some jogging, some running and some sprinting. Not easy, but I survived. We were packed like sardines for the floor part and the sweaty men were a little too close for comfort. They suggest heavy weights and I found the 15s a little heavy for my liking...but then the 10s too light. 12s next time! I left happy that we made it thru and ready to take on the day after an intense workout. I told my friend/colleague that I'm not even sure if I love Barry's, but we have to keep coming just to prove we can keep up with the most fit group of SF. See ya next time, Barry! read more

Popped in to grab a protein shake during our travels to San Francisco. This circuit training club has a lot of good team spirit. Everybody was super energetic and happy to help us. I had peanut butter, jelly protein, and my husband had the chocolate peanut butter double protein super tasty ingredients love the product this club provides. Would definitely recommend this place for a healthy protein shake. read more

Barry's FiDi - Protein shakes - Trainers Near Me - San Francisco, California

Long time Barry's fan. Instructors like Jeff, Brian, and Andrew are excellent. Go for the workout. Stay for the community. Pros: Good adhere to health and Covid standards. The workouts. The music. Cons: Hard to figure out which new instructors are good. read more

Barry's FiDi - Trainers Near Me - San Francisco, California

I always love Barry's and this one did not disappoint! It was a solid experience and I really enjoyed the coaching from Brian - he was a solid coach and gave a lot of encouragement. I enjoyed being able to alternate between treadmills and weight training - honestly for me the weights were the hardest part - they let you choose whatever weight you want - so try to go lighter since they really load the reps on you here. The showers and amenities were really awesome too - I got all I needed from the showers and felt really clean at the end of a heartpumping workout! read more

Barry's FiDi - Trainers Near Me - San Francisco, California

Located in FiDi, this Barry's location is super convenient to get a tough HIIT workout after work. The staff are friendly and the location is stocked with amenities including Ouai, Dyson and more. Barry's is my favorite type of workout class because it consists of 2 sessions of running on the treadmill and weights. I love the energy and intensity of each class. You can easily burn 500+ calories in less than an hour. I always come out of each class feeling accomplished and motivated to push myself harder. Some days, I prefer to take classes since my usual gym gets too busy and I spend most of the time waiting for equipment to open up. However, it is pricey (~$37/class), but you can use ClassPass, which is slightly cheaper. read more

I love coming here! The staff is super friendly. Shoutout to Dani and Michelle for running a great business! I usually come after work 4-5x a week. The front desk staff is always super friendly! Remember to order your shakes ahead of time! My favorite is the green latifah. Parking is free on Sundays and there's a lot near by around the corner. read more

I've always wanted to try Barry's Bootcamp and was finally able to try it myself at their FiDi location! This gym has got it all: lockers, smoothie bar, retail area, and towels for your workout! The class itself is an intense HIIT bootcamp. I have one of those heartrate monitors and noticed I burned a near 1000 calories in one class! I'm not an avid runner, so I will say, for people that don't run on a daily basis, be prepared to get tested to your limits. The specific class I was in set the warmup at level 5, and their sprints up to a level 12. I nearly felt like I was gonna fall off the treadmills at the speed they were going at. Switching from treadmills to weights and weights to treadmills with the dark orange lights were messing with my head. I definitely feel like I could've done without the excessive dark lights. Price points are pretty high (I think $30/class). So if you're looking for a luxury gym, this is a good option for you! read more

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I really enjoyed Nigel's class. That was a really hard class (even for the better conditioned regulars)! This was my first at this studio. I am used to a lot more biofeedback from workouts like Orangetheory, but the dark room helped me focus on my workout. Definitely a little bit of confusion and ruckus between members during the many switches on this template, but overall really good workout. Relatively convenient location, too! read more

As a midwestern who loves pop culture knows that Barrys is the ultimate work out. It's like the SoulCycle of HIIT classes. Boy, does it live up to the hype. Heading into a 6am class with some coworkers last Wednesday, I had only an idea of what was to come: running and some weights. It's as simple as that but it's not as easy as it sounds. It's a class that while physical, is just as much mental. You are in charge of how fast or slow you go but you're being pushed in a way that makes you want to beat your own PR. Each portion of the class is enough to make you work but not enough to give up. I felt like I got the work I needed, but wasn't drained for the rest of the day. I'd definitely come back for another class if in the area. read more

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Barry's just isn't for me. Maybe I'm past my prime and lame, but the loud music that is louder than music at most clubs was truly painful. I feel like I broke my left ear drum. Also, I might have been brain dead after work, but it was really hard to hear what the instructor was telling us to do. It's pretty chaotic, between the club music and instruction to two different groups. Half the time, I was trying to see what the instructor was demo-ing, which took away from the time to actually work out. On top of all of this, you pay 36$ for each class. Like I'd rather do a sprint workout and buy 3 chipotle bowls with that money. No thank you, Barry's. read more

I never imagined I'd like anything with the word 'bootcamp' in the name, but Barry's is an adrenaline addiction. Yes, I love to exercise, but I'm relatively new to HIIT and weighted exercises. I grew up as a chubby kid with big dreams to be a graceful ballerina, so running, weights, and anything in between was not in my radar. 20 years later I find myself paying to be told to do push-ups and sit-ups. And...I love it! Barry's instructors inspire clients to push through, to believe in their own strength even when taking the easy road seems like the better option. After taking 3 Barry's classes, I've noticeably increased in speed on the treadmill from a 7 to 9.5 mph sprint, increased from 10 to 15 lbs floor work, and seeing sculpting at my mid-section. Yeah, I've been taking Abs. And I love their very convenient fuel bar. It has a great selection of protein shakes! You can even preorder so it's ready for you after your class ends. If you're thinking about taking a Barry's class, DO. IT. read more

I went in at 9 AM to order a smoothie only to be told. They were doing a deep cleaning and I couldn't order for 30 to 40 minutes. This is right in the middle of the financial district. Cleaning should be done after hours. Horrible. read more

I don't think that Barry's Bootcamp is the best fit for me, as I found that the high-intensity workout was overwhelming. I tried it with my free ClassPass today. Barry's is identical to Orangetheory. The dark rooms, loud music, and instructions given via microphone for multiple groups made it difficult to focus on the instructor and figure out which group they were addressing. Additionally, beginners may struggle with proper form as there is no time for individual coaching. You might be doing your exercises wrong the entire time and nobody would know. This type of training emphasizes making participants sweat but proper form and technique should be a priority to ensure safety and workout effectiveness. Furthermore, I feel that this type of bootcamp caters more to those who have extra money to spend (or are bad at making smart financial decisions) or a desire for an ego boost, and the high cost may not be worth it as the same level of intensity can be achieved at a home gym for a fraction of the cost. The music is also excessively loud, which could be harmful to one's hearing. In terms of the amenities, the locker room and showers are top-notch and have everything you need, such as mouthwash, conditioner, shampoo, body wash, towels, and hair dryers. The overall feel of the gym is high-class, and I believe that this is what the business wants people to see. However, for me, the high-intensity workout, the loud music, and the high cost outweigh the amenities. In conclusion, this type of workout may be beneficial for those looking to lose weight or get toned, but may not be suitable for those with other fitness goals such as muscle gain. It's important to find a workout routine that aligns with your fitness goals, and preferences and is within your budget. This is just the way I perceive this type of business. The staff and the instructor however still did a fantastic job overall. read more

This location was my first ever Barry's and it's one of the best! The workout is always killer and their staff is super friendly. Perfect location for a before work or after work workout. read more

Jezuuuz! Barry's!! Where have you been all of my life!?! I've tried it all: Orangetheory Fitness, Soul Cycle, CycleBar, Life Time Fitness, RacePace, Ryde... YOU GET THE IDEA! Let me just say that no other gym that I have been to compares to Barry's Bootcamp. I leave Barry's sore AF every time! I've been in San Francisco for a few months on business and after going to my regular Orangetheory Fitness classes over in SoMa I couldn't help but notice the crowd across the street at Barry's. Curiosity got the best of me and I decided to check it out one weekend. I go in, get the DL on how everything works and the setup is very similar to Orangetheory minus the water-rowing. Before class starts, the trainer comes out and introduces themselves, gives an overview of what's to come in the workout (which you should already know because the muscle groups worked that day are posted on the Barry's app), and asks for any newbies to introduce themselves in case they need to go over the basic workouts and Barry's lingo used inside the 'RED ROOM'.. badass name for the workout floor right? The gym also has a smoothie/shake bar for convenience, I highly encourage you to order ahead before class starts so that your drink is ready for you after the workout. Alright, so what do the workout consist of? High intensity running on fancy Woodway treadmills and weight lifting and resistance ropes. Every spot inside is reserved ahead of time by you when you book your class online. You can start on the weight floor or you can start on treadmills, whichever you chose. Every day is a different muscle group that is worked out and it is usually broken down like this: Monday: Arms & Abs Tuesday: Ass & Legs Wednesday: Chest, Back & Abs Thirsty Thursday: ALL ABS Friday, Sat, Sunday: FULL BODY WORKOUT So far, I have enjoyed every single workout I have taken. I've been to all the Barry's Bootcamps in San Francisco and FiDi is the most convenient location from where I usually stay. Let's talk pricing.. It's not cheap! Compared to Orangetheory, Equinox, Life Time Fitness.. Barry's Bootcamp is by far the most expensive. What makes all the other gyms great is that for a flat rate you can take unlimited classes however with Barry's you have to choose a package with an amount of classes. The cheapest package is 5 classes for $135, and it is non-transferable if you want to take a class in a different region other than San Francisco. I don't know how long I plan to be in San Francisco so I've always purchased the 5 class package just to be on the safe side and not waste my money. Overall, I love Barry's! I wish there were more locations, especially in my hometown of Houston, TX (PRAYING THEY LAUNCH ONE THERE!!) and I wish they had some sort of unlimited membership for a flat monthly fee. But the workouts are so awesome that I just keep coming back. If you want to DIE (in a good way) and sweat your balls off, check this place out!! read more

I love me a no BS, time is of the essence sweat sesh. Barry's always delivers it. I like to mix Barry's with my Lagree workouts for high intensity workouts that give you results. I've only been to the SOMA one and was excited when I heard about the FiDi one opening as it's closer to my office. I prefer the layout of the SOMA one but this is a beautiful space I must say. Instead of the digi locks this has the regular combo locks. I have total mom brain so I can't remember some things but I don't believe they have some of the bigger size lockers like SOMA does. However it's still of course the same great workout and amenities. I really enjoyed Michelle's class and she even came around to me a couple times while on the floor to correct my form during some of the arm workouts - which I don't think I've had that attention at all at SOMA. So an extra star for that. I also think that it's a little easier to get a spot here vs SOMA same day. If you're ready to sprint, sweat, and be sore in FiDi come get your workout at Barry's FiDi! read more

This is an amazing Barry's location! I was in town for a work trip and decided to check out this location. The space is beautiful and I was really impressed by the locker/shower area. At the Boston Barry's locations, you usually have to wait for a shower but this was not the case in SF! The class was amazing too. The instructor was lovely - super positive and motivating - but what else do you expect from a Barry's class?! read more

Barry's is a total workout mood and I have several friends who are fanatics. I'm a big fan of HIIT workouts, so I was excited to try this spot with my coworkers on a recent visit to San Fransisco. The studio is PRISTINE! The welcome area has ample retail space, a smoothie bar, and lockers for you to safely store your goods while you sweat. Onto the workout! You are surely going to sweat during this experience, no doubt about it. At 6 am the class was absolutely full. It's a mixture of floor work and tredmil and you switch every few minutes from one to the other, following a numbered system for your floor area and tredmil. The music is bumping and the energy is definitely off the charts. My only dislike was as a first timer, I didn't really feel much support from the coach in terms of helping with movements or checking in to see if I understood what was going on. It was a super packed class - so I didn't expect a ton of personalized attention. However, I found it a bit hard to keep up and I attend other HIIT workouts 6x a week at home. All in all, it's a solid workout that will definitely wake you up in the AM or any time of day! Also - shout out to the cold, wet towels they offer after class. AMAZING! read more

This is a DELUXE Barry's experience! This is the third Barry's location I've visited and FiDi is by far my favorite. -Retail area to spend all your money... check! -Smoothie Bar to "reward" yourself... check! -Lockers to house all your stuff... check! -Exceptionally clean bathrooms & showers... check! -Free towels... check! Check-in was a very smooth and organized process which is great because I am a zombie at 545am. The workout was total insanity, which is great because that's what I'm paying for. The one downside to everything was the instructor made a few exceptionally negative remarks which I thought were unnecessary to the tune of "You guys need to pay attention, you are smart enough to do the hard things." Even though she wasn't talking to me, it definitely brought down the vibe of the group. The whole weight process was confusing to most of the group and it's really up to the instructor to demonstrate so we understand. If you've never been to Barry's, half the workout is on a treadmill and half is weights, and you'll hop back and forth three times during your session. You will sweat buckets and you'll transform your body if you go consistently. read more

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A little cramped, but still a great workout. I was able to try out Barry's for free through a corporate offering through my company. This location also has their smoothie bar which is an added bonus, and self serve water. Staff was nice. The teacher was solid. Not the most engaging, but fine; I've had better Barry's teachers. The music is good, but super loud, almost a little too much for a 6am class. I can't imagine paying $30+ per class for this, but if you are a boutique fitness guy/gal the treadmill-weights combo proves to be a great workout. read more

Barry's newest FiDi location is a tad bit closer than the SOMA location I usually frequent -- or at least it was closer to the hotel I stayed at during a recent work trip to San Francisco. So, I convinced Taylor S to join me for Paul's 6am class on a Thursday am and we got our asses kicked together. The staff at this location are welcoming (even before 6am), the equipment perhaps even newer, the workout is guaranteed to make you sweat, and the facility offers the same amenities that you expect from any other Barry's Bootcamp studio. Pauls class, which had a couple intervals on the treadmill and on the floor, went by really fast, and I felt great afterwards! I'm waiting for BB to open near my home in Phoenix, but until that happens, I'll be a regular when I visit, either at FiDi or SOMA, depending on where I stay and how packed the classes are! read more

Barry's FiDi - Trainers Near Me - San Francisco, California

I love Barry's. Yes, the classes are insanely expensive, but I always get my money's worth. It's an investment for sure! This is the main location I go to. They have all sorts of stuff in the bathroom in case you forget anything like hair ties, deodorant, tampons, hair dryers etc. Oh also Oribe cleanser, hand soap, and shampoo and conditioner in the showers. Soooo nice! The instructors are all really good, but my favorite is for sure Katie. I'm so sad she doesn't teach Butt & Legs Tuesday nights anymore. I just took classes with Rio and Allie and really liked them. Samantha is super good too. The pace of the class is fast with little breaks. You alternate between bench work with free weights and bands and the treadmill. Depending on what day it is they'll focus on a specific muscle group, so when you're on the floor expect to be doing things like burpees, lunges, mountain climbers, jumping jacks, donkey kicks, kettle bell swings, hammer curls, jack knifes, etc. And on the treadmill the focus is HIIT so expect to be running up hills on a 6, 7, or 8 speed and sprinting 3-4 times at a 9-12 speed for 30 seconds. The instructors always encourage you to push your limits and feed off each others energy. Of course, there's always modifications so listen to your body. PS - they always have a Holiday sale so make sure to stock up on classes then! read more

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The best! Staff is friendly and helpful. Instructors are energetic and motivating. Workout consistently kicks my ass just the right amount. I wish the classes were longer though. 60-75 minutes would be fire. read more

Why 4 stars? Because I enjoyed the treadmill portion! --- --- --- I've only done classes this a couple of times and never at Barry's before. To be honest, I'm not a huge fan of these types of workouts, primarily for one reason: During the weights portion, it's hard to really understand exactly what you're supposed to be doing. There's an instructor yelling at you over very loud music, but it's tough to comprehend the exact instructions. He knew that I was new, so he stopped over a couple of times to help me, but he was all over the place and would only be with me for a few seconds before moving on. Performing a workout with potentially too much weight or bad form is the recipe for an injury, so I definitely didn't love that. Also, they ask you to grab two dumbbells at the beginning of the class, but I didn't exactly know what I'd be using them for. I ended up grabbing 30's, which was too much for some exercises but not enough for others. I felt like this was a pretty flawed part of the Barry's experience. On the flip side, however, the treadmill stuff was great! I've been working out a ton lately - if that wasn't the case, I would have been absolutely dead after the treadmill portions of this. But the instructions were super easy to follow and I liked the pace of the jog/sprint/jog/sprint routine. My suggestion is that for first-timers, there are some videos online to watch of the exact workouts you'll be performing so there's at least an idea of what you should be doing. I was mostly flying blind during that part of the workout. read more

Get ready for an intense workout! I highly recommend buying classes when they are running a promotion as it does get pretty expensive. This is my favorite location as the room is quite spacious and the locker rooms are quite big. The only thing is that there are only two toilets and two sinks. However, they have plenty of towels, cotton pads, deodorant, hair ties, tampons in the event that you forgot something at home. Also, all the showers have Oribe shampoo, conditioner, face wash, and body wash. There's also Oribe lotion at the counter and hair dryers for your convenience. The instructors are intense and always push you to give a little bit more. Some of them are better at demoing the floor exercises than others but all of them are very energetic. This workout consists of a treadmill section and a floor section. You usually switch twice and each day, the workout on the floor is targeted to a specific body type (Thursday's are abs for example). Be prepared to run, sweat a ton, and get a great workout in at Barry's! read more

Great workout for those moderately in shape who want to get fitter, but definitely very expensive at $34/class. However, you pay a premium for attentive customer service at the front desk, great products and locker room amenities, and clean + fun workout equipment. I've been coming here 1x a week for the past few months and definitely noticed an increase in my endurance and speedwork on the treadmill. I run half marathons, so the distance isn't difficult but interval training is great! I also like the structure of their floor routines, since I usually can't stick to a set workout routine by myself, and the floorwork seemed to work with all levels of folks due to the ranges of weights that they recommend you use. Treadmills are standard fare and the floor equipment is usually clean. Be warned, however - the studio gets LOUD. They do offer earplugs at the front, but I had difficulty hearing the instructor's words when I was wearing them so I brave the mild hearing loss. Locker rooms are very nice, but if you have a morning or lunch class, definitely queue early for a shower. They provide towels and plastic bags to place your shoes and dirty clothes, which I appreciate. Amenities also include face AND body wash (key!), hairbands, deodorant, blowdryers, and q-tips. Atmosphere here is very welcoming, even though the regulars are Barry's honestly look pretty intimidating since they're RIPPED. No one's judging you, mainly just focusing on their own thing! If you can run at least a mile, I'd really recommend trying Barry's - you'll get hooked! Don't go to the smoothie bar afterwards imo, it's just eating back unnecessary calories from your workout for $10-$13. The smoothies are pretty healthy but still! read more

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I've never take a class at Barry's but I've always been interested in trying. Writing this review not for the workout since I haven't tried it (yet) but shoutout to Cody for being so so helpful in helping me decide whether Barry's might be a good fit for me 5/5 for customer service alone, Cody you're an icon!! I'll post another review for the workout itself after my first class :) read more

Love getting my HIIT workouts here courtesy of ClassPass. Definitely the best 700-800 calorie burn you can get in less than an hours time. I usually wear my Apple Watch and stretch before and after class.I used to have corporate discounts but then they went away. ClassPass is def the next best thing to get Barry's classes on a budget. Trainers are helpful and the attendees are motivating. The music and red room are also great things to keep you going at Barry's read more

Too loud, equipments were not cleaned. Felt greasy. When the instructor spoke, the music stopped, quite infuriating especially if I am trying to have my 8-minute peace on the treadmill. For $35, not worth it. I had to try because of the "hype" but not at all what it claimed to be. My first try was a big guy just yelling at me on how I should increase my dumbbells from 20 lbs to God knows how much he wants. He said that I am stronger than that. I know I am. Try giving birth to 10 lbs babies without any medications #matriarchy #feminist . Just kidding, perhaps I was really frustrated by the red scheme lights in the room. Maybe that. I can barely see what's happening in the room. If this is the new "thing" of working out, then I do not want it. Good luck! read more

I'd been wanting to take a Barry's Bootcamp class for a while, and yesterday, I finally worked up the courage to do it!! Spinning is the loml (SOULCYCLE ILY), but it was nice to try something else!! I took 7 AM arms and abs with Shea. Upon arriving at Barry's, the workers at the front desk were super friendly!! They explained everything and were super patient. There's a fuel bar where you can pre-order a smoothie, and they'll have it ready for you by the time you're done with class. (I pre-ordered a Matcha Made in Heaven ($9), and it was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUUUS! It's made using matcha, spinach, banana, almond butter, vanilla whey protein, and almond milk. REAL INGREDIENTS YUM) The instructor made sure to give a shoutout to the newbies. As we walked into the room, he stood by the door, giving everyone fist bumps. There I was, thinking...what did I get myself into.......music blaring, lights dimmed...where am I?? Is this a nightclub?? I thought it would be a good idea to start off on the treadmill because of all the horrendous things I'd heard about running so much you're about to cough up a lung and how you should get it out of the way.......so I booked a treadmill as my starting spot! You're given instructions on when to switch to floor and what equipment to grab. During both the cardio and the strength training portions, you're facing mirrors, so you get to watch yourself as you workout. There's something kinda empowering yet frightening about this If you're a beginner and don't really have much lifting experience, you may find yourself HELLA CONFUSED. The instructor didn't really go around checking form or anything, so for a lot of the floor portion of the workout, I just looked around and imitated what my neighbors were doing. It was really loud in the room, and I couldn't really hear what he was saying clearly, so I was kinda just doing stuff and not sure if it was working (but I guess it did work because I am feeling some soreness today??). As for the running...omg I don't really like running.......but it was kinda almost bearable in the setting with the loud music and the darkness of the room and the red lights and almost rave-like environment. Raves I can dig. Running not so much. But this was...aite. Aite-ish...just ish The intervals are a surprise, so you never really know what you're doing until you show up and are told what to do!! This class was split into four intervals. At the end, there's an optional stretch (but you're paying $$$, so you might as well stay if you can!!) They have two double-floor spots at the studio for those days you might not be feelin' like doing the cardio portion or if you're getting your cardio for the day elsewhere. You're in a room full of people, but really, your workout is what you make of it. The instructor will yell out speeds and inclines, but those are suggestions. No one really cares if your speed is half of what it should be or if you need to take a hot second to catch your breath. It's encouraging seeing the people next to you sweating buckets and pushing themselves, and that makes you want to do the same. And you're paying an arm and a leg, so might as well get out of your comfort zone and push yourself!! But again, they don't MAKE you do anything. It's all in your power. This workout really can be for anyone!! Bottom line: Kinda pricy...but it is boutique fitness, and they have really nice toiletries (Oribe products)!! They have showers and bathrooms, as well as lockers you can use (you don't need to bring your own lock). A class costs $34. There's a first timer package with three classes for $70. They also have other packages and membership options. There are sweat towels you can use, and I also saw water bottles on the counter. On one counter of the fuel bar, they have a water bottle refill station. I think I'll be back!! This really is a great workout, and if you're lookin' to try something new or on the quest to find some new workout motivation, head on over to Barry's!! read more

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A well oiled fitness machine! I've been here three times now and what stands out is the customer service, energy, and cleanliness. I was having a hard time registering for my class last week since I had a corporate promo so I called the location and was happy to find that someone picked up right away. She had no problem figuring out my account and adding me to the waitlist for one class and getting me in on another. She also informed me that the 6am Tuesday class usually has last minute cancelations and no shows, which I found super helpful. The class itself is so high energy. It would wake ANYONE up at 6am. The room is dark with lots of light effects, super pumped up music, and all the instructors I've had are super energetic without being too intense. You can either start on the treadmills or floor (with weights and bands) and you do both at least two times. I am not a great runner, which is why I appreciate how much this class pushes you. They'll tell you to go at different speeds, but don't fret if you can't keep up. From my experience, they don't force you to go at the instructed speed if you don't want to. I highly recommend Barry's is you're down to pay $30 for a class! They have lockers in the back with charging outlets inside, towels available for free, and also a smoothie bar and merch section. Sign up for classes online ahead of time! read more

I frickin' love Barrys - EXCEPT for their price tag! Great, comprehensive workout in 50 minutes! All the instructors are awesome - high energy, motivating, though some are more of the "tough love" variety rather than the "encouraging" type. Each day is a different muscle group - Monday (Arms/Abs), Tuesday (Butt/Legs), Thursday (Abs), and then Friday - Sunday is full body. Personal fave is Full Body cuz it seems like it's more bang for your buck. This doesn't really feel like a good workout if you are trying to make crazy gains or lift super heavy. ACTUALLY, try NOT to lift too heavy (but push yourself of course), but it seems like these are more for lower weight/high reps...either way - listen to the instructor and listen to your body! I've gotten injured in TWO Barry's classes now because I got too ambitious so please be careful! read more