Barre3 is a fun, engaging, and welcoming community! The workouts are not repetitive & predictable…read more Instead the instructors, music and various flows are ‍ The classes for truly for all ages + 60 minutes seems like nothing once you get into the groove. Also, they have two showers with shampoo, and towels for the pre-work workouts ‍ 10/10 would recommend

I love, Barre3! It is my go to for exercise and mindfulness. I need it to stay sane outside of the…read morechaos of my work and home life. The workouts are a perfect balance for me. I love the music, the strength combined with cardio, emphasis on the core and butt and breathwork and stretching at the end of each and every class. The studio is bright, clean, welcoming and friendly. The instructors are wonderful! They provide clear and helpful instructions and also make sure you know that you should trust your own body and make the work out your own. They also offer childcare which is really helpful. It's a very convenient location downtown with a ton of parking options. I highly recommend you try it if you've never been before!!

I had never taken a barre class before and I felt so welcomed! All of the instructors were so sweet…read moreand wanted me to feel the burn and love the workout all in one. I will definitely be back because it was so much fun and welcoming, I can't stress how welcoming they were!

Karlie is amazing- she is great at encouraging you when it's needed most and making sure exercises…read moreare done properly and safely to protect your body. The room is spacious, has a great atmosphere, and I've always felt very welcome in class.

I see a lot of mixed reviews for this studio, but obviously I can only speak on my own experience…read more I visited for the first time today and took a classic barre class which was 50 minutes. I also want to mention that I booked the class through Class Pass. Upon arrival, I was greeted by Emmie who was also my instructor. She was very sweet and so welcoming. She gave me a brief summary of what to expect and answered any questions I had. My first impression of the studio was that it was very clean and cute. The class itself was great. Emmie is an awesome instructor and very motivating which makes all the difference. There is a parking lot but it can get full as the studio is located in a plaza with other businesses. Overall, I had a great experience here and can see myself coming back.

Pure Barre is the kind of place that you visit and immediately feel at home. Always welcoming,…read morealways fun - their classes are not just challenging, they offer variety and engagement that takes you to the next level. I'm so glad I found them, I honestly prefer them to any barre studio in the area (I've tried them all). The instructors are top notch and incredibly helpful. I also appreciate that they mix things up with new styles of class - I just tried a brand new class the other day which engaged a ton of lateral movement - not common in Barre and really left me feeling like I experienced something new. They recently reopened and I am very excited to see what they have in store for Lake Oswego!

Wendy is a fantastic yoga teacher, and knows exactly how to help you further your practice, and how…read moreto modify poses for each individual. I highly recommend her classes, and the studio is really cute!

From the owner: Welcome to Pacific Yew Yoga Studio. I am Wendy Humphreys and I am the owner of this wonderful…read morestudio! We will create a place for you to strengthen your body, inspire your mind, and grow your soul. We aim to provide classes, workshops, and other events geared to supporting people of all backgrounds and all levels.

Very pleased by my experience at Unity barre so far. I chose to buy one month unlimited package…read moreafter my free class trial. It's been amazing so far. I am doing barre basics which is perfect for barre beginners. I have no dance background. This class slows down movements for learning purposes yet still get a fat burning workout. Service has been great. The employees seem very dedicated and genuine. Just seems like all around good people. Very glad I tried this out. Hoping it becomes a staple in my workout agenda. Hoping to see more of what barre has to offer! Ps... Located above Big5 next to target.

I am so excited about Unity Barre, the newest barre studio in town! I happened to stumble across…read morethis studio when I was out shopping one day, and I'm so glad I did! The owner, Kathy, teaches many of the classes, and she is so awesome and authentic and has such a fun energy! The classes are upbeat and get your heart rate up. I broke a sweat for sure! I definitely left with tight muscles that are promising to be sore for a day or two at least! The studio is in the shopping center across the street diagonally from Town Center, at the Haven and Foothill intersection. It is located right inside the entry way, if you go in on the Haven side. I will definitely be back!

I literally think of writing a review every time I step out of class--but then I get overwhelmed by…read morehow many things I have to say that I just don't? Anyway, here's my attempt at giving a concise overview of all these classes have done for me. When I signed up for class the first day, I was terrified. First off, I had never been to a studio-type class before. Second, I was in a year-long process of recovering from a nasty case of sciatica where I had shooting pain from my low back all the way down the back of my leg to my heal. And when I say nasty, I mean wicked god-awful nasty. At a certain point, age 24, I was using the scooters that they had in Fred Meyer to shop for groceries because I would be in so much pain that I'd literally collapse to the floor if I walked for more than 10 minutes at a time. After about a year of at-home yoga videos from YouTube, I decided to go to my first class. And, look. I had made some pretty okay recovery by then. But I was still in constant pain. I don't know how to say this without being dramatic or cheesy, but that first class changed my life. I came in not even able to hold a plank. Period. Like, not even for two seconds. And now (on good days, of course!) I can hold one for a full 90 seconds. With pretty decent form, too! But I always find myself showing off to my friends: Look what I did in Pure Barre today! It's insane! For that kind of progress--I've gotta say--I would not be able to do it on my own. It took a team of helpful instructors who I know genuinely care about me to get there. Sometimes even going out of their way to give one-on-one instruction. And can I just say, they're all super body positive, too?! I was genuinely worried because, when I started, I definitely was purchasing my clothes from the plus-size section. Never have I ever felt like they were looking at me differently because of my size NOR have I felt like they've ever made weight loss seem like something I SHOULD be doing. I have though. Over 40 pounds. But that was never ever their focus. Their priorities have always been getting stronger--on taking that 45min to 1hr to work on yourself And I love how they leave those intentions, what working on yourself means, to the individual. Oh. Also. You might be thinking, "Wow. That girl with sciatica was okay in this workout. Sounds like it might be boring." Which haha. No. Pure Barre has never gotten easier. I've found that the more my body is capable of, the more I can push it. Now, nearly 300 classes later, I still get sore after class. And, I know that I'm not the only person who thinks this, but I genuinely think it gets harder the more I do it. I'm always finding new muscles to work. New ways to dig deeper. New ways to push harder. Nah. I really believe that this is a workout for a large variety of body types. If you're even thinking of going, at least try it. It may be a bit pricey, but it's the best money I have EVER spent. Plus, idk if I'm supposed to say this..but they'll let you have a free week to try it out. In which case, TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT!! The first class is always awkward. Let yourself really figure out if it's right for you.

Buyer beware. When…read moremy schedule changed and I attempted to cancel my membership, I was informed that I would be charged for an additional full month regardless of whether I used the classes. What turned a routine cancellation into a negative experience was not the existence of policies, but the way the situation was handled. Communication was delayed, dismissive, and unhelpful, and reasonable questions about options or accommodations were repeatedly met with deflection rather than engagement. The studio owner's public response to this review further illustrates the issue. Instead of addressing concerns about communication and professionalism, it speculates about my motives, references my class bookings, and characterizes me as attempting to "take advantage" of a promotion. That framing is inaccurate and unnecessary. I was willing to adhere to the terms of the agreement and downgraded my membership in good faith when my schedule changed. The issue was never avoiding obligations -- it was the lack of respectful, straightforward communication. Publicly calling out individual customers by name and assigning intent, rather than resolving matters privately and professionally, is concerning. This experience felt far removed from the community-focused, supportive environment the brand promotes and instead reflected rigid enforcement paired with poor customer care. Prospective members should read cancellation and downgrade terms very carefully and consider how issues are handled if circumstances change.

My wife loves going there! And they have a kids area. Friendly staff, friendly community!read more

I love everything about this place! The workouts, the instructors and the community!! Highly…read morerecommend!

I've been going here for a few months now and it's truly a gem! All the teachers, classes,…read moreavailability is top notch! I drive all the way from vancouver 3x a week because it's just that great. I've completely transformed my lifestyle, health and exercise because this place makes it so easy to commit, it's so much fun and effective!

Wow great place very friendly place to work out. I will be back closer to summer timeread more

I did my first barre class, the signature 45 with Amy and it was amazing. It was such a challenging…read moreworkout but the energy was so fun and welcoming and I felt so strong after!! This location was lovely too and it was easy to find street parking!! Such kind staff as well!

I took my first ever barre class at this location and enjoyed it! The staff was very welcoming and…read moreit felt like there was a great sense of community there. Upon first walking in, the receptionist was very friendly and introduced me to my instructor, who then gave me a brief tour of the studio and showed me the space she reserved for me in class (already prepped with a towel, resistance band, and a core ball). Christa was a great, enthusiastic instructor for the Signature 60 class. The class itself was a good workout that combines cardio, strength, and mindfulness. My only complaint is that the class was quite full! Although everyone had enough space to comfortably move during the strength and cardio segments on the floor, it was pretty crowded. I couldn't extend my arms while laying down on the mat during the core segment without touching the people on either side of me, preventing me from deepening my stretches.

I started at Pushes and Pulls with Marsha and Steve a couple of months ago. I have been practicing…read morePilates on and off for the past 15 years with an amazing array of instructors; however, I must say that Marsha is the crème de la crème! She knows everything about the body -- how it moves, why certain muscles ache, etc. All I have to do is tell her, "I felt a pinch right here when I did that movement," and she always knows what muscle is affected and why, then she will have me adjust my posture or movement and voila! everything is in working order! I always have a great time during my workouts, both Marsha and Steve are so much fun and I can't say enough about how wonderful they are as instructors. I highly recommend Pushes and Pulls for Pilates novices and ol' pros alike. Before I forget, Marsha introduced me to Gyrotonic and it is AMAZING, albeit challenging at times, but it is so worth it.

Very excited to review Marsha. I worked with her at another studio for over a year. I was post…read morespine surgery and had barely any movement in my spine. Before I had spine surgery I was jogger and did yoga for years. One day my back went out and even after surgery I could do nothing. Then someone suggested Pilates. I researched and found Marsha at a studio in San Francisco. Martha's knowledge of anatomy and movement is incredible. She started me slow off at first with mat Pilates and then Cadillac, Reformer and Chair and finally introduced me to Gyrotonic. Adding Gyrotonic showed me that I could one day get back to yoga, which I've now been back doing about a year. She's patient and encouraging. She even wanted to look at MRI reports I had and asked questions of my physical therapist and physicians so she could properly guide me and get me back to an active physical life. I owe a lot to Marsha.