I've been seeing Barry's everywhere for two years now and I was finally able to check it out. I took Thursdays abs and ass and I really liked it. Instruction and transitions were a bit confusing at first since the classes are larger than I'm used to, but after a while I was able to catch on. The women's locker room has 2 bathrooms & three showers. They provide towels & all ouai products in the showers, which is nice. I got a simply pb smoothie after class and it was delicious. read more

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I signed up for two classes through Brooks x Barry's collab and I went to my first class this morning. I was fairly confident on treadmill but I have gone a long time without strength training so I got my butt kicked then. The instructor Noah led the class well and gave clear instructions that I was able to follow easily. I'm impressed how he can give instructions to the floor and the treadmill groups at the same time. I also liked how Noah wasn't pushing us too hard and kept it open for the participants to modify their workout according to their capability. They provide you with two sets of hand towels on the treadmill and the floor station, so no need to bring a towel to wipe your sweat. The locker room is kept tidy, and if I remembered correctly, there were three shower stalls in the women's locker. Shower stalls were stocked with shampoo, conditioner, body soap, and face cleanser. They also provide bath towel, which is very helpful. On top of that, they have dyson hair dryer, so you can take all the time you need to clean up after the workout. Post workout, I tried the Barry's & Brunch smoothie. They were a nice size and was refreshing after class. All the smoothies come with vanilla flavored whey protein, which was blended well with the drink. Only one concern I had was that the vanilla flavor came off too strong and I thought the smoothie was a little too sweet for my preference. I'm signed up for another class this Saturday, and I am excited to get back! read more

Lovely studio that provides high energy strength and cardio training. The mood here is focused. They offer a few variations of classes to choose from to fit your mood. But no matter what you pick you better be there to work! If you really want to go all out, they also have a smoothie bar where you can preorder a drink that will be waiting for you after class. This is definitely a health splurge and financially a stretch for those not in tech. read more

Great work out with good instructors. The music is a little loud for my taste which can make the instructor hard to hear. Staff is generally friendly, calling with questions can be a pain since their phone connection is awful! I would say it's also very pricey running a bout 10 dollars a class more than other comparables, and that's really my only critique. read more

My buddy signed me up for a class and I'm hooked. 50 minutes high energy and good variety of cardio, weights and resistance exercises. The protein juices are good and I like the pre ordering process. read more

Barry's Seattle - Good sweat - Trainers Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I'm a newbie here but after trying a couple instructors and these workouts, I can say this probably is the best high energy workout in Seattle. I'm not someone that likes group classes, but you kind of do your own thing here in the broader class so it works well. High energy, you leave feeling like you got your butt kicked, always room to improve, Super instructors and a very good supportive and accessible, vibe and location. Took Evan's class this morning and wow, it was tough but great and he is a first grade instructor! I was a little intimidated to start working out here, but now I'm on the bandwagon! I like that they have an app to reserve classes, bypasses, and pick whether you want to start on the floor or tread. They're making it about as easy as they can for you, you just have to show up and do the work. Highly recommend. read more

I always try to hit up Barry's when I'm traveling to a different city. What I love is that Barry's is consistent pretty much anywhere you go! You're guaranteed great instructors and a damn good workout! Thanks for having me, Seattle! read more

Barry's Seattle - Trainers Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Barry's is always a great workout, but Evan's class was exceptional--his energy and instruction really stood out, and the room was packed! Afterward, I took advantage of the showers, which are stocked with fresh towels and luxurious products like Ouai shampoo, conditioner, and face wash, along with Dyson hair dryers. My wife used the Theragun to loosen up post-workout since it's been a while for us, and we're definitely anticipating some soreness tomorrow. read more

I took a class with Tara today and she was AMAZING! I would highly recommend her. Best Barry's class I've taken to date!! The staff was also very helpful and kind. I'll be back read more

I have been to Barry's in LA, SF, and NYC. This is one of my favorite locations. You have to be reasonably fit to get through a class here, but if you can handle it* it's an amazing workout! Instructors / Class People - the instructors are just as great as any other Barry's (with less attitude than LA), but the benefit of this one is that the demographics are diverse (fitness-wise). You'll see someone who's in the best shape of their life and someone else who is just starting to work out. It makes the overall vibe less intense than some of the other locations where everyone is already toned and has a six-pack. Location - it's right next to Whole Foods and all the Amazon offices, so you pop over right before/after work take a shower, and then go about your day. Whole Foods also opens up the option to get a smoothie / healthy food right after the class if you don't feel like splurging on Barry's smoothie bar. Facility - Really clean, well-built facility. Clean and organized, although the bathroom/shower area can get a little cramped (for good reason the bath products are A+ / ultra luxurious). *definition of "handle it" - be able to jog/run/sprint on an incline for 25 minutes; lift weights/do core exercises for another 25 minutes read more

I'm a fan of Barry's. It's trendy, gets you sweaty, and makes you walking away feeling like a badass. There are two stations: a treadmill and a weight floor. You can book your spot ahead online, which can alleviate anxiety about arriving early to maybe get your favorite tread/weight floor spot. The workout room is very dark, with minimal lighting, almost feeling like you're in a nightclub. Once you're in the 50-minute class, there aren't large breaks like you may experience in other fitness classes. On the treadmills, you'll be running at different speeds and includes over varying amounts of time, as guided by your fitness coach. Simultaneously, the coach will be leading the weight floor through their exercises, so you'll have to listen closely to hear your cues. While the treadmill intervals I did in my class were fairly short, I found them challenging with the speed and inclines. However, you can easily adjust up or down to make it more or less depending on your needs. I took the class on a full body workout day. I was impressed with the quantity of exercises we were able to get through, and how each one burned! By using a series of bands, weights, and body weight, I felt like the workout was pretty comprehensive. Again, you have to listen closely and pay attention to follow along. The instructor will do a quick demo and speak quickly, and then you're off to do the workout. At the conclusion of the workout, stretching time is allocated. Because the studio is relatively small and efficient in spacing, the folks who end on the treadmill have to stay there as their stretching area (if you have to lay down/sit to stretch, you're lying/sitting on the tread). Walking out of the fitness area, a staff member has a cold wet scented towel for you to wipe yourself off with. It was super refreshing and smelled like mint. Some folks pre-order post-workout smoothies that are ready for pickup after class.There's a variety of fuel options, ranging from $9-11. I was impressed with the cleanliness and aesthetics of the entire facility (including the restroom).There's also exclusive lululemon Barry's apparel designed for the workouts. A la carte class pricing is a bit on the high end, with classes as high as $30/class (single class purchase), or as low as $20/class with special introductory offers. There's also monthly membership packages that drop the price per class, depending on the frequency of your visits. One thing to note about the pricing when comparing it to other fitness establishments is that Barry's offers a great towel service. There is no private parking for Barry's, but you can park in the Whole Foods parking garage across the street and get parking waived with a purchase. read more

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Man do I love trying new things!! I tried Barry's a while back before the pandemic and it was definitely crowded and hard to find a locker. I started doing some of the instructors workouts via Instagram when the pandemic hit (Shout out to Evan for legit kicking my ass via IG LOL). Spending some time away from gyms, I wanted to come and try it out again! I would suggest come earlier so you can find parking since parking is either Whole Foods where you need to buy something for two hour validation or street parking. The overall workout was great and lovely to workout with Evan again! The staff was wonderful and bathrooms stocked with all the towels and items you need! If you're in Seattle come try Barry's out!! read more

Barry's Seattle - Trainers Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Imagine going to Orange Theory and it was clean, had a smoothie bar, was way more fun, and you actually got a good work out. So like same idea with circuit training theme but a million times better and actually completely different! I've been a member for over a year now and as someone who is well versed in circuit training, studio experiences, crossfit gyms- pretty much everything from a pool to a football field, I can vouch that these classes will leave you feeling great. I love going in and coming out 45-50 minutes later with a great work out under my belt in a short period of time. If you want to connect with people you can, if you want to get in and get out with no human contact you can do that too. I have seen all body types, shapes, and sizes in my classes and I know that these workouts can be modified for everyone and every body! Although yes pricey compared to some other studio experiences in Seattle, you really do get what you pay for and it has been a great addition to my workout regimen. read more

This employee refused to let me join the 7:15am class on Saturday because I was not on the roster. I signed up for the class the night before using ClassPass but there must have been a glitch with the app because I was not enrolled when I showed up to jump in. I explained this to this person (name unknown) and offered to sign up for a later class to join this one (so my ClassPass credits were accounted for) since I couldn't make a later class, I'd already made the trip, and they shared with me spots were still available. After driving from Snohomish and joining a class before, I should have received better customer service. This employee said my only option was buying a pass from the gym. read more

Barry's Seattle - Trainers Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I've been going to Barry's for 5 years and my favorite workout studio in Seattle. Even after 5 years, I still feel challenged and like I have a ton of room to improve and grow. All the instructors are amazing and they make you feel welcomed and part of the family. It's pricey, but so worth it. read more

My friend is a loyal Barry's girly and had a bring a friend pass so I decided to join her! It was an early weekday class, so parking was really easy to find, but during the day could be difficult to find a street parking space. I attended the full body cardio/lifting class. I found it challenging (as a non-runner), but felt super motivated by the instructor. The class cycled between the treadmill and floor. The studio was really beautiful and all the people in the class were super nice and supportive! read more

I really enjoyed my workout at Barry's! I've heard so much about it, and being a regular at Orangetheory I'm no stranger to the format. For those who are unfamiliar, Barry's is a treadmill and floor/weights workout. You spend about half your time running on the tread and the other half doing weighted or unweighted exercises on the floor stations. What I liked: Barry's workouts vary in focus depending on the day. I went to an Abs and Ass workout which is every Thursday. So you can choose what days to attend depending on what areas of your body you want to focus on. What I would change: the workout is very fast-paced, which is great if you're experienced but not so much if you're new. The coach did demonstrate every exercise for us but the transitions happen so quickly, and if you didn't have a good view of her then it's easy to miss what's going on. There also wasn't much 1:1 coaching or correction because of how fast the class was moving, so there were times when I wasn't sure if I was doing an exercise correctly and would've benefitted from some guidance. I would definitely go back though, because the different focus days + the in-house smoothie bar (which is a great opportunity to make friends!) are important perks. read more

Barry's Seattle - Trainers Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Today was my first class and I really thoroughly enjoyed it! I will say it took some dedicated concentration on my part to be able to hear cues given during class, and the instructions are given in a very fast pace so as long as you get the idea of what's going on it's very easy to follow! There is an option to complete the class as a double floor / weight room if you'd prefer to skip the cardio / running. The running portion is called out with 3 speed options and can be paced as you see fit or you can be competitive with yourself (or your tread neighbor) and kick it up a notch. One doesn't feel pressured to over extend, but there is a healthy dose of encouragement via the instructor calling out the next directions and one can always gauge what's next because minutes, seconds,are always called out. There's such a great energy in the room so it makes it fairly easy to keep up! Tip: There are towels to be used for the class right before entering the red room and cold towels given after class as well! Super amazing btw after a sweaty class. Once finished with the towels just toss them in the black bin near the front desk. read more

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So my wife loves this place. She's super hot and works out a ton. I'm just pretty hot and work out kinda a ton. She works out more than Richard Simmons. She works out more than The Rock. She works out more than those strippers that go up to the top of those like 50' poles. My wife isn't a stripper though (nothing wrong with strippers!!) and we don't have a pole in our house. Yet. She keeps telling me to go to this place with her so I finally went. I didn't wanna go cause these kinda places intimidate me. It's scary af. You got all these hot fit motherfucking overachievers going hard as hell at 7am with some hot gay dude yelling at you the whole time. There's fake titties everywhere (I see y'all). If you don't know the rules it's just wild. Rolling in as a first timer is just too much. It's hard to tell who the trainer is talking to. Wait is he yelling at me? Am I going fast enough? Too fast? Am I in 20 seconds or do I have 20 seconds more to go? Am I supposed to move to the floor now? I know for a fact I'm not doing these lumberjack high kick bicycle lunges properly lol. Ohhhh duuuhhhh another reason she likes Barry's!! this place looks exactly like my house banged a smoothie shop. We have the same exact subway tile, marble and hexagon tiles lol. And we own a VitaMix, Wtf. Side note. It's waaayyyy cleaner than our house. We have 4 kids and we only sanitize twice a month when the cleaners come, and Barry's seems to sanitize multiple times per class somehow. Fuuuuhhhhcckkkk it's pretty pricey too lol I can't justify it. The staff is clearly awesome and happy. If I was single maaaayyybbeeee. Wifey can keep going here and I'll keep going to the cheapest gym in Seattle. I'm not gonna say what it is, but let's just say it's logo is purple and yellow and it's initials rhyme with PF. Don't get it twisted though I'm not a total cheap ass, I upgraded to the black card, whatever that is lol. Keep it up y'all. My girl is looking fine af;) read more

Barry's is always such a great work out and I'm always walking out of there pretty much drenched. It's a great atmosphere and works for many levels with changing routines and targets. The smoothies are actually great too! read more

Still this is the best workout in town. The instructors are a highlight and you can get the same killer workout when traveling.

This place is amazing. Best workout I've done in a long time and I played a sport in college. It's motivating, trendy, makes you feel like a million dollars to start your day. Love the Oribe products in the locker room. Evan's class is unmatched and it fills up so fast! read more

As a former New Yorker, I have been craving an Equinox-like experience in Seattle. Barry's is probably as close as you'll get. The classes are on the expensive side for what it is ($32 per class) and that's the only reason I'm not giving the full 5 stars. Apart from that, the cold towels at the end of the workout, the ability to preorder smoothies, and the well-maintained changing rooms all make for a top notch experience. All the instructors I've had so far have been excellent. I find Ives H. to be particularly great as she really pushes you to go hard and get the most out of your class. read more

I would not recommend Barry's Bootcamp at all. Nothing specific to the Seattle location as I've done classes in NYC as well. Insanely high prices for no reason. Very overrated read more

Couldn't wait to try "Barry's Bootcamp" on seeing the location being built in SLU. Of course, with all new gym's the facilities are nice, there's a smoothie bar (people seem to be jumping for joy on this one, when in fact any good gym I've been to in other cities has one), and treadmills are quite nice. The workout starts with the entire group (40 odd people) being ushered in like cattle into the 'red room' with a lot of incoherent instructions being yelled out. One could say the workout itself is good, great maybe, but it the speed and instruction of the core/matt work is simply too fast to be really meaningful. And also likely results in some injuries. The one instructor is too busy shouting two different sets of instructions, that there is no focus on form or correct way of doing things. This I would expect from a regular gym class in a YMCA where you pay peanuts, because you get what you pay for right? In Barry's Bootcamp, I wouldn't say that's correct. Lastly when classes are over there is almost no time to actually stretch and you're pushed out to get the next class in. All in all, it has a very cult like feeling, most of the people seem super pretentious and I think the workout itself which is sprint intervals mixed in with core/ab/weight training could be accomplished through an app. And for the price you're paying would expect to get a lot more than one instructor who can't pay much attention to anyone in the class. read more

My girlfriend asked me to join her on this, prior, I've been to soul cycling before so it is somewhat similar. The room is dimmed red, about half trendmill and half weights. Started sweating 15 minutes in, a great workout. The energy is amazing, really pumps you up and the instructor is very friendly and personable. They have lockers, showers, dryer and everything so you can freshen up afterwards. They also have little cute bags in which you can put your workout clothes in afterwards as well. I definitely recommend! read more

What we've all been waiting for...drumroll please...Barry's Seattle! I am so thrilled to see Barry's make its way to the PNW. For those of you new to Barry's here's the low down: 1. Best. Workout. Ever. In just 50 minutes you can do it all. You get a full body workout and push yourself to the max in every single class. If you sign up for the Floor or Tread (abbreviated as F or T) you'll switch off between doing a variety of floor exercises with weights, bands and the treadmill. 2. Top notch equipment. They use Woodway treadmills which are the cream of the crop (literally, these beasts are what are used by the army for training). 3. Great trainers! So far, Evan (who is a familiar face from SoulCycle right down the street) and Shelley (who clearly has done of experience teaching fitness classes) are my favorites. Can't wait to try al the instructors! 4. Large studio, great variety of class times. There's a great Fuel Bar with delicious smoothies (though why the calorie content is so much higher than that in SF and other locations confuses me). The only complaint/request is for a class in the 8am range right before work. 5. Lastly on my wish list, is foam rollers! I'm used to stretching and rolling out the sore muscles at all other locations but they didn't have any foam rollers to remedy my worn out muscles. Overall, love Barry's and sooo thrilled that they've made a home in Seattle! read more

Everyone's heard of Barry's. A very instagramable spot. Evan in Seattle is the only instructor I go to. He's the best!

FINALLY seattle is a real city - welcome barry's! the facility is beautiful as are all new barry's locations with a smoothie bar, 3 showers in the women's locker room and plenty of lockers. the staff is friendly and helpful and have shelley in from SF is great! excited for future visits! read more

Honestly, this is a great workout but it didn't really live up to the price tag for me. Like a lot of boutique gyms, you're paying for the brand. I'd compare it to CrossFit or OrangeTheory in terms of the circuit training but with a sprinkle of Soul Cycle style motivational speaking, so if that's your thing, $300 a month for 10 classes will be a worthwhile trade. Otherwise consider this a great option when you want to squeeze in a city workout for $30 drop in. Great music you'll want to steal for your own tho Lockers Smoothie bar Showers w Oribe products Athletic wear Cool mint towel read more

Amazing studio This is a grreat Barry's location within phenomenal team and great instructors.

5 stars for the workout/energy, 1 star for everything else at this location. I've always loved Barry's during work trips to LA and was excited to see a studio hit the PNW. It's a quick and efficient workout. On my most recent visit I was surprised to see that classes have gone up to $32/class plus tax. So I checked other locations, like LA, and this seems to be a Seattle thing only...everyone else still $30. But it would have been much easier to overlook this detail had the showers not been completely out of their signature shampoo, conditioner, AND body wash. I imagine that's half the cost of a class so what a bummer to not be able to use all the shower amenities I've had in the past for less $$ per class. The locker rooms are also tiiiiny, so if you do need to shower/change clothes, be prepared to bump shoulders and awkwardly squeeze past others on the way in and out (class was less than half full). They also don't do cold cloths and don't have gum like other locations. read more

Finally Barry's has arrived! This is a great, very intense workout. It all starts and ends in the "red room" and is less than an hour. It's a great mix of cardio and strength which you alternate through for the 50 minutes of class. The trainers are also undeniably peppy and motivating. Best part of the whole class - THE FUEL BAR! Genius idea. You can order a smoothie before class through their app which will be waiting for you to grab when the class is done. I had the Dirty Chai with recovery boost and it was a perfect way to start my day and complete my workout. read more

I'm obsessed. This place is motivating! The staff is wonderful (and actual athletes) and they inspire, educate and cheer you on no matter your skill level and without judgement. The room is dark so you can choose to remain anonymous and blend in or you can opt to feel like you are part of their family and form a a very supportive and inclusive community. Thank you especially Ives, Dustin, Dre and Evan for making my days better and my heart stronger. read more

The managers and workouts here are so much better than OTF and any cycle class I've ever been to

Beautiful space, incredibly attentive and beautiful ladies at the front desk. I was treated like a VIP. I took Hannah's abs and ass and hot damn! I love Hannah's incredible energy, her amazing and thorough workout that left my abs and ass the best kind of spicey. Her playlist: perfection. Despite the quick changes between the different positions, she was still attentive and gave me modifications. The lighting, the mirror that made me think: "is this a skinny mirror?", the amazing energy in that room. The cool, mint towels handed out afterwards: like walking into the best and coolest air after working your off for an hour. You need to try it out and then enjoy a delicious and protein packed smoothie after. Barry's is one of the best places to treat yourself. Worth every minute. read more

I've heard all the hype about this place from friends who lived in cities that had Barry's before any of the cities I've ever lived in had them. Alas, I move to Seattle and there is one in SLU! Naturally I had to give it a try right? First off, the prices already made the place a bit unappealing. It's a $30 class and their class packs don't necessarily offer you that great of a discount to force yourself to commit to a pack of classes early on (one of the few things econ classes in school have taught me). But whatever, I knew I was going to have to see for myself before giving up on Barry's... Picked a spot on the treadmill to start off thinking it'd be a nice way to warm up rather than starting on the floor (I went on a Monday aka arms and abs). The girl at the front desk told me that I'd be fine because the instructor, Lexi, would be guiding me through it all and I wouldn't have to worry about being lost. WELL, let's just say that's not exactly true. Lexi was good at giving the initial instructions when things were still quiet in the "red room." But once the workout started picking up a few of us n00bies were clearly super lost and didn't know if she was barking out instructions to the floor or those of us on the treadmill. We kept looking around, searching for the next person in our row who has actually been to Barry's a few times and used their treadmill as reference points. We got by okay, I think, but the instructions should never be so confusing. The instructor also never walked by the treadmills just to make sure everyone was doing what they're supposed to, especially if you're new. Not sure if it's because Ive never been before, but sprinting at speed 9 is a bit insane. 9 was already a beginner speed with 10 and 11 for more advanced and expert bootcampers. I can't help but find this a safety hazard. Would strongly suggest giving special instructions to a first-timer especially because they have 0 idea what to expect when they go into their first class. I'm a runner myself and am super active. But there were definitely times during the workout where I was sure I was gonna fly off and slam into someone on the floor. Onto floor workouts. It was pretty tough but I can admit that I liked them. I felt challenged! Only thing I was unhappy about was, again, the lack of an instructor walking by to check and correct form. Some of these exercises can really cause an injury if done wrong (ex. Pulling your back). They say Barry's is for all levels but clearly not true if you don't even know if you're doing these floor workouts right. All in all, everything just feels absurdly rushed. I've taken other bootcamp classes before and although we moved fast, there was ample time and LIGHT for the instructor to come by and correct form. Also, I didn't find Barry's particularly motivating like I was told. Just can't justify the cost of these workouts. I hate that my friend justified it by saying I was paying for a "vibe" (the red lights). I want a safe and good heart-pumping workout, not a silly vibe to show off on instagram. read more

I hate running but this class actually breaks the tread time to short intervals and it changes pace fast enough where I'm not even thinking about how much I hate running. The speed, rhythm, energy, duration of this class in my opinion is fantastic. Ive been in Shelley, Evan, and Paul's class and thought they were all awesome! I just wish they would hurry up and get in a Bellevue location (hint, hint) so I don't have to keep crossing the bridge and paying the toll. read more

A lot of people like to complain about the price here, but you get what you pay for. If you want to pay a lower price for haphazardly coordinated workouts, go ahead and do that. If you want results, go to Barry's. I've been going to Barry's for 2 weeks now, and I'm already running at the 10 mph speed when before I was panting at 8mph. The music is pretty rad, too. The Seattle Barry's definitely does a lot of pump up EDM-ish music remixed with some popular songs which really helps with the hyped up vibe. Would I like a little bit more R&B in the mix? Sure. But I'm still going regardless. Worth it all the way. The only thing that would make this place better would be if it were sunny when you left class. read more

Classy. Sexy. Ass-kicking. Seriously, I've never looked more forward to my workouts and not to mention I'm on a major endorphin high afterwards. Barry's is doing it right. So glad to have them in Seattle! read more