Me and my niece Jada tried the foundations class for the first time and we loved it! Our instructor…read moreSara Kaye was so helpful and kind. She was able to explain all the movements and assist (time after time lol) with fixing our movements to ensure we were during the exercises correctly and precisely. She made us feel very welcomed. Definitely recommend trying out this course.

After 250 classes, the obsession has turned into a lifestyle. Pure Barre is a great workout and a…read moregreat community. There are three different types of workouts all meant to achieve "lift, tone, and burn" during your class. Pure Barre Classic is a barre class that focuses on tiny movements. I love how low impact it is! It made it safe and easy to get back to regular workouts and I have seen many pregnant women able to handle the majority of the class. One of the instructors carried twins to full term and was doing Pure Barre nearly all the way to the end! That is how gentle it is on your body! Pure Empower is a cardio workout with a platform involved. It really gets my heart rate up and I get into the awesome music mixes they play. Pure Reform is a Pilates style class using resistance bands. It was really a game changer in improving my shoulder and arm tone, in particular. It is an excellent total body workout too. All the teachers are great! They each have something that is unique they bring to class. I never even consider what teacher is teaching I just take the class time or format I want because everyone is really fun. You can really tell they all love Pure Barre too. The studios were recently refreshed and the vibe is light and energizing. Each class finishes with a nice stretch and cool down that lets me have a few moments of zen "me time". There are challenges and monthly goals you can sign up for to keep you accountable. They have classes all day starting as early at 5:30am and as late as 6:30pm they recently added a second lunch hour class for those that take a later lunch. The workouts really feed on each other, so you are constantly improving which helps keep you motivated and interested in your workout. I wish I had found out about Pure Barre years ago but I am so glad it is in my life. Give them a try!

OTF midtown is the best, I've been to OTF gyms across the country and the vibe of OTF midtown is…read moreone that cannot be recreated. Ely the studio manager makes everyone feel welcomed and does everything she can to make everyone's experience great. Coach Nate always makes sure your firm is solid so you don't hurt yourself which is so helpful. Morgan always pushes you. The SA's at the front desk are top notch. Emma, Channel, and Hanna are the best! Always energetic and working hard to give you the best experience. The gym is a great mix of professionals, retirees, and college students which makes everyone feel welcomed.

I was in town, unfortunately, for a family members critical hospital stay. The staff consistently…read moreattended to our every need from getting us in the studio for our 1st workout safely to following up and asking how our family member was doing when I returned for a 2nd visit. The facility was clean and showers accommodating and coach Nathan freaking rocks! I've been to multiple studios in the US and he is by far one of the most energetic, precise, knowledgeable and encouraging coach I've had. When and if I'm ever here, I'll surely return!

Chase Blair the studio manager had no intentions to help solve an issue I was having with constant…read moreclass cancellations. It was hard because it's $170/month and based on my job, the 6:45 pm class was the only one I could attend. It would get cancelled multiple times a week. I spoke with Chase to see if they could meet me in the middle somewhere, and instead of trying to solve the issue, he was no help and didn't try to find a single solution to keep me there. I was very disappointed because OTF has been my mental and physical therapy since 2015. It's heart breaking that the treatment of one studio manager is the reason I quit something that has helped my life in more ways than I can even describe.

Visited while I was traveling for work and it was like a home away from home…read more Great place to work out!

When I first moved to Tallahassee, I looked for a gym in hopes to find both a place I could work…read moreout at, as well as a means to make friends. I chose Club Pilates as it's a reputable chain, they were brand-spanking new, and my bad ankle needed to work on balance. I figured it was an all-around win. Unfortunately for me, all that glitters isn't gold. Yes, the gym was pristine and the manager (or is she the owner?) Hannah is a sweetheart. Heck, all the trainers are sweethearts. Ditto with the front desk. I have no issue with their human capital. My issue stems from their app. To sign up for a class, you need to use their app, and depending on what time you select for class, the class may be already full. Yes, there's a waitlist, but the odds of getting off of it are hit or miss. Oh, and if you miss a class, you are charged for it either financially if you're a full-fledged member or you lose a class if you aren't. I understand the concept of being held accountable, but having to call to explain you're in the middle of a traffic jam isn't appealing to me. I suppose what it is is simply that I was spoiled by the gym I was a member of down in South Florida. To me it just wasn't working out, it was a family. I didn't experience the same at Club Pilates, and while that's not necessarily a bad thing, that along with the fact that I'm used to more intense exercise made me cancel my membership. Ultimately I was just okay with my experience there, and if I'm paying $199+ a month for that, well... I'm better off seeing what else is out there.

Justtttt when I was heavily considering cancelling my membership (because I didn't feel like I was…read moregetting much out of my membership/the flow sessions), I attended a cardio sculpt class taught by Jackie. She gets 5/5 stars! I loved her playlist, the energy she brought to the class, and the overall representation of another African American woman in this predominantly white space was the extra push that I needed. Because of her enthusiasm and guidance, I'll be sticking around for a bit longer and will likely exclusively do the cardio sculpt classes unless I just want a really good stretch or slow day.

Nice easy place to access with plenty of options of what to do while there.its never overwhelmingly…read morebusy so it makes it a very focused environment

Typically I'm a kickboxing fiend, but I wanted to switch it up. That and honestly the fact that I…read morewent on vacation to Tallahassee for Thanksgiving and even thought about some form of exercise says something. Wouldn't a normal person take it completely easy during the holiday? Anyway, I Googled quite a bit and found Yoga Power Tallahassee. I contacted them and shortly thereafter I spoke to Ashley. I discussed my options with her and ended up purchasing a $30 pass for 30 days. It's apparently some promotion they run for new clients. They also have packages based on classes, which spoiler alert, whenever I'm back in town, I will definitely get as I so thoroughly enjoyed my time there. The yoga studio itself is small. You have a few places to sit and a counter but not much else. You can tell it has a homey feel and it definitely shows. Ashley had even invited me to a gathering they had the Friday after Thanksgiving. I thought she was beyond nice and it was such a change of pace from the typical South Florida lifestyle. In terms of classes, they have plenty of options. A yoga power hour class, vinyasa yoga, some yin yoga, and these are only the ones I went to. You have yoga mats, blocks, blankets, etc., available for use, although most people just bring their own. The place is spotless and unless there's some incense burning, you won't smell anything. The incense usually accompanies the classes and it has such a relaxing feel to it. All the classes I took I had Ashley as my instructor. I believe she is the owner as well. I never really asked honestly. At any rate, she made the entire experience a real delight. I felt super comfortable with her. She never made me feel out of place for being from out of town or for not really being a yoga practitioner. It felt like visiting an old girlfriend's house who just happens to practice yoga. This small studio has a lot of heart. You can tell that the regulars really like this place. Everyone is so friendly and welcoming. It definitely made me reminisce about what it's like living in a college town. That said, I was surprised that this studio's only been around for a year given that it seems to have a following if their social media is anything to go by. Truly had a great time with some great people at a lovely studio. Recommend this business hands down and will return when I visit again. For now I'll just have to make due with the tank top I bought from them.

Nice studio with different types of classes well-suited for every need. The environment is…read morewelcoming, and clean, staff and students have all been very friendly. Pricing is affordable, would recommend this place to anyone looking for a yoga studio close to FSU.

Historical bldg with multiple uses. My wife and I use it for ballroom dance practice. It's very…read morelarge so we can practice a variety of routines. The staff are very friendly and helpful.

Part of me wishes I could throw off the shackles of my…read moresuperficial-lulelemon-wearing-spotify-listening-coconut-water-drinking-urban-meat-market of a gym and just belong to a place like this. Instead of leering meatheads and wannabe models I could sweat silently beside middle aged housewives and pubescent boys. Alas, that will never happen, but as a guest at my mom's gym of choice while visiting, it was nice to feel free and unencumbered for awhile. After all, what more do you need besides weight machines, a few ellipticals and a couple of TVs turned to FOX News? To say it's unpretentious would be one hell of an understatement. Tallahassee, you're charming me just a lil bit.