I checked out SweatExt last weekend for a class, and it was awesome! The staff was very friendly in…read morechecking me in and explaining the facilities. The workout was intense which was much needed. It's a nice combination of yoga, Pilates and HIIT at a good pace - pulling the best parts of each type of workout. I could feel it immediately partially from the ankle weights and partially from the heat. I'll definitely go back!

I checked out a SWEAT EXT class on a whim & I'm so glad I did!! Mataya was an excellent teacher &…read morewas strict enough to keep everyone encouraged, while giving us options if we needed to take a break too. Her enthusiastic & timely "come on!" chants got me through. I'll definitely be back!!

Love this place. Wish I lived closer so I could visit every week. I got a deep tissue massage and…read morelove all the amenities that come with it - I'd definitely recommend visiting at least an hour before your appointment to enjoy the sauna and steam rooms. The complimentary teas were so great, including a detox option. The massage specialists were top notch professionals, I can't remember the last time I'd gotten a massage that effective. I definitely left the sauna feeling the epitome of relaxed!

Exhale has what might genuinely be one of the best yoga programs in the country--specifically at…read moretheir Venice Beach location. However, their other locations, like Atlanta, feel completely neglected by comparison. It seems clear that corporate priority has shifted almost entirely toward expanding their barre and Core Fusion offerings at the expense of traditional practice. After over a year of membership, I ultimately decided to cancel. The monthly cost simply no longer justified the value, especially as the culture shifted heavily toward the ultra-physical--a push-harder, get-skinny mindset that feels rooted in superficiality rather than wellness. The instructor lineup reflects this shift, with those teaching the most intense, workout-driven classes being rewarded with more time slots, while traditional yoga instructors have either left or had their schedules drastically cut.

Took an aerial hoop class at Sky Barre for my birthday and had the BEST experience! I booked a…read moreprivate class with a few friends, and it was such a fun and empowering way to celebrate. The instructor Erin was amazing -- super encouraging, patient, and made us feel comfortable even as beginners. The studio is clean, welcoming, and the energy is top tier. Highly recommend checking them out if you're looking to try something new and challenge yourself in a fun way. You can catch some behind-the-scenes videos of the class on my TikTok and Instagram @wanderwithSG and @wanderwithSG0.

Sky Barre was on my bucket list forever and it was worth the wait! A private party costs $245,…read moreminimum of 7 to book. Drop-ins cost $35 per person for 50 minutes so arrive early. Park free in the small lot or the Publix parking deck across the street. Our instructor CoCo patiently waited for my crew, but the clock was running because of other bookings. The environment is cool and clean with cubbies for personal items/shoes. You enter the mat barefoot or in socks. The website mentions 30-minute-high intensity low impact cardio classes, indoor water rowers, aerial sling yoga to release tension etc. We had a P-Valley themed party, so I knew it was going down! We each picked a Sky Barre nickname and CoCo broke down the routine into steps. I haven't worked out in awhile and I have zero upper body strength, so I was nervous but willing to try. I couldn't do some of the moves but CoCo made modifications. It's not easy. Initially, it felt like the aerial silks were burning into my feet, butt and side. But it's more discomfort than pain and she said you get used to it. An hour wasn't enough time to learn the routine. But you are your own audience so it's more about feeling confident, getting out of your head and having fun! We had a glow party under blacklights, so highlighter colors really pop! The lights were dimmed, the track was played, and we killed our routine. Not! We did it 2x and I still forgot half the moves! The best part is how sexy you feel if you let yourself go. But when I played the video later it was more like the rhythmless nation! At the end we cheered each other on as we freestyle danced in a circle. Water was provided and we said our goodbyes. Sky Barre core + cardio = full body workout. I was sore for few days but it was worth it! Memberships start at $150 (1 hr a week, 12 drop-ins per month). There's a $99 3-week unlimited beginner class promo for newbies. If you can afford it and you're brave enough to try, drop in for a fun, creative workout. I recommend!

I've been coming here for about a month and I am loving it! The instructors are super nice and…read moreknowledgeable. I love that they give plenty of modification options for the workouts as they can be pretty intense at times, but I love it because I would never push myself that hard at home. Decently priced too! I got a 3 month unlimited pass for $350 which is probably the best price for barre in atl. It's one of the highlights of my day every time I go!

I have been taking classes consistently for 6 months now and I love it! The instructors are great,…read moreand they offer so many modifications to make the class as challenging as you want. Love the combo of strength training, mindful flow, and cardio in 45 mins. They are always doing fun month-long challenges and outdoor events. I really look forward to these workouts and I feel so much stronger! Such an awesome community.

Since joining Fit to Be, my outlook on working out has improved drastically!!! I love coming to the…read moreclasses and the instructors are all knowledgeable, encouraging and upbeat. I tried Pure Barre for about 3 months, but was seeking variety in my workouts. F2B offers that with a plethora of classes and times! My body (and mind) have been challenged and I love seeing how my strength improves each class. If you're looking for a small studio with great vibes, definitely come check this studio out. You will not regret it!

Let me join the growing chorus of devotees of the intimate yet challenging classes offered at Fit…read moreto Be. First, the logistics. Fit to Be is located in the same building and on the same level as American Roadhouse. There's plenty of parking in the lot behind the building, and the studio has a small lobby area to wait in before classes start. They have a single room for classes, but it has a sliding barn door in the back, making it possible to conduct private training sessions at the same time a larger class is going on. Other reviews note that classes are capped at 15, but I've never had more than twelve. I have yet to take a class with Julie (the owner, acclaimed in many other reviews), but that's because I'm such a huge fan of Bryn's Ballerobica class at 9am on Saturdays. Barre or ballet-inpsired classes are a dime a dozen these days, but Ballerobica is the best I've found. It adds an aerobic element to the standard core exercises, so you feel like you've gotten a much bigger calorie burn. Plus, Bryn is a phenomenal teacher- she pushes without yelling and she is continually upbeat without being fake. Everyone -from students to teachers - seems genuinely glad to be there. I leave class feeling upbeat (and sweaty) which is exactly what I'm looking for. Though I discovered Fit to Be through Classpass (which is awesome, by the way), these are classes I might actually pay extra to be able to attend more of them than the three per month Classpass limits you to. At just $15 for one drop in class (and packages that go down in cost from there), Fit to Be is also one of the more reasonable gyms I've found. I can't wait to try more classes, because Fit to Be is certainly as good as it gets!

After Pop Physique (RIP) closed, I tried out a few different pilates studios and some other barre…read moreplaces. I was disappointed and I just took up running for a little while. After not seeing the results I was used to seeing through barre from running, I decided to go back on the hunt for a new barre place. Let me go over some of my concerns before I started with Pure Barre. 1. It's expensive - Yes, it is way more expensive than other places. I am price conscious and it was daunting to think of how much I will be paying. I think that is what kept me away for a good long while from joining or checking this place out. Yes, it's expensive. Is it worth the money? Every single cent. I'm not normally the type to work out every day. I usually go every other day but with Pure Barre, I've been going every day. I feel like the instructors definitely pay attention to every single student and correct your poses to make sure you're working out (I can't even slack even if I wanted to). 2. Is this going to be a place I want to keep coming back to? - I worried about this because well if it's not a place I want to keep coming back to then I'm wasting money, right? The instructors and all the students here are fantastically friendly. It's been encouraging me to ramp up the number of times I work out in a week (almost every day now) and it's been great to be a part of the Pure Barre community. 3. Will I feel like I worked out sufficiently? - Yes. Yes, they will make sure you are doing your darned hardest when you're working out. They correct your posture and poses to make sure you're BURNING out those muscles. No classes are alike and even though I come every day, the classes have enough variance that it keeps it interesting. If you find yourself feeling like the classic isn't enough, try out Reform or Empower. They're both difficult in different ways (one is more focused on core and the other on cardio). I highly recommend Pure Barre to anyone looking for a studio class.

I love Pure Barre Inman Park. They provide the best, most effective workouts, ranging from classic…read morebarre, a cardio Empower class, and a heavier weight class with Define. They have amazing instructors and provide best community! Highly recommend!

Instructor was very welcoming. It was so peaceful in there and we got a good work out!read more

I went here for my first Yoga session and it was definitely different, I felt so centered when my…read moresession was over. The instructor was very knowledgeable and the vibe was relaxing. The location is perfect, right off the freeway with plenty of parking. They also offer many other sessions as well, with multiple times and dates. I'll definitely be back.

I've been to 2 classes and adore/crave the experience... I am a casual bodybuilder, and former long…read moredistance runner (NOT naturally flexible or graceful). This class helps build mind-muscle connection to make my weight lifting more effective, and DEFINITELY has a sculpting/shaping effect. I want my butt bigger, not just "toned", so I could never do JUST barre, but it burns fat on my upper thighs, as well as improves SHAPE of all muscles. As far as the clientele... The older ladies in class are very sweet and encouraging, the younger girls seem stuckup, however EVERYONE is focused on getting through the intense moves. So, don't worry about being new! You'll probably feel most comfortable wearing sticky socks & black tights, but I wear whatever clean socks I can find, and prefer colorful stuff. I've done barre at other studios, which had more space, cuter decor, or hotter music, but the energy here is unbeatabale. Not sure if its the dim lighting, serious instructors, or just structure of the routine, but everything about class helps you focus and get in "the zone".

Starting the new year, I told myself I would get out of my comfort zone and try new things…read more Instagram must have been reading my mind when I was targeted for a "Free Intro Class" to my local Pure Barre. From there, I was able to simply sign up via the add. Later, I was conveniently contacted by an automated text system that kindly reminded me of my reservations. Day of, I made it right before the start of class so, I unfortunately missed the tour of the studio. I quickly signed my waivers and jumped in right at the nick of time! The studio was small but very neat. First Impressions: A neatly arranged front entryway with branded gear and waters for sale, along with the front desk to your left. Behind the wall was their only studio. It's a pretty good size for such small parameters at the Vinings Jubilee. I'm unsure If I was the only newcomer, but everyone seemed a bit more familiar with the routine. The instructor positions herself at the front of the room facing the mirrors. Everyone else is evenly spaced at their own spot at a bar along the 4 walls, and I was in the middle at a stand alone bar. The class was moderately tough. Some parts were a bit more challenging than others, but all of that depends on your skill level. I truly believe any level individual could come and take this class and walk away with a good burn. Some areas of criticism: - I was never introduced to the instructor or welcomed to the class, but this could of been due to me being right on time. It would have been nice to have felt noticed and welcomed. - The instructor could have been more attentive during the workout in order to help make adjustment to posture/ positioning during the routine. There was a few times I felt unsure of I was doing, or if I was even doing the correct movement! As I would look around, I noticed everyone was doing some variation of what she was doing. I would prefer more instruction. While working hard time seems to move so slow! The class included the use of a small ball, 2 hand weights ( which you can change out according to your strength level), and a loop resistance band. We did some pretty cool exercises! Definitely creative stuff Post class, the receptionist and the instructor spoke with me shortly about the different classes they offer and some membership options. Although I opted not to sign up, I did get in a good workout.

More than an ordinary spa treatment, my Top Tier 90 minute spa treatment was an experience…read more I enjoyed my first facial today and Andrea was ABSOLUTELY AMAZING!!!! From being greeted walking into the door to making sure all needs were met, the entire staff was friendly, welcoming, attentive, and smiling. Andrea was wonderful in educating me to understand my skin and the needs of my skin and offered suggestions on what to do at home. I look forward to my next visit.

I did not receive actual services. I participated in the tour of the pressed juices…read more The atmosphere was welcoming and I was greeted with smiles and acknowledgments. I took interest in the information provided during the juice tour. Learning about our bodies and having the opportunity to hear information that's is resonating with my spirit of change. Will definitely follow up.

I attended the R&B/Neo Soul Yoga with Kayndise. It was my first time trying out this experience,…read moreand I am so happy I took the class. It is a restorative yoga class so we held positions as the instructor stated messages that allowed us to release and detach from anything that we might have been holding in. Aside from getting an amazing stretch, I left the class ready to journal because it was one of the first times that I experienced silence in a while. Hopefully, I can find a similar experience in New York. I was a beginner and was met with kindness which made me feel at ease since I never practiced yoga before. Definitely check this class out!

Very nice experience. So far I only took the Pilates classes but I enjoyed every bit. The…read moreinstructor is so pleasant and helpful. Also great customer service from the staff. The studio is very clean. It's in such a convenient location. I love it