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    Open • 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Pure Barre Wilmington

    Pure Barre Wilmington

    4.6(7 reviews)
    1.8 mi

    I had a free foundations class here today. I was very pleased with the class. The instructor was…read moregreat and the workout was more intense than I expected. It is a wonderful workout. The place is very clean and smells like heaven in there with all of the Nest brand candles. I really enjoyed the class and recommend this for a really great full body workout.

    Fantastic experience, lovely instructors, great music, and most importantly the best workouts I've…read moreever done. For Covid, they check temperatures when you walk in and everyone has to wear a mask. They also have hand sanitizer at all of the workout stations. The space is always clean and fresh. If you're out of shape like I am, it can be intimidating just to set foot inside where most people are in shape and "look the part." However, I was made to feel comfortable right away. If you're new to Barre, I would recommend starting with a breaking down the barre class or a foundations class to get started. All classes can be modified, and instructors are happy to help you get the most out of your workout/answer any questions you may have. During class I sweat like heck and really feel the burn. Afterwards, I always feel awesome. The next day, I'm so pleasantly sore and want to go back again! I can already feel and see changes in my flexibility and muscle tone after just a few classes. It's not the cheapest workout around, but it's so worth the investment in yourself!

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    Time to Rage

    Time to Rage

    3.7(6 reviews)
    7.4 mi

    went to address provided via google and yelp and when calling option to leave a voicemail but no…read moreresponse or call back. seems to be a vacant lot with no signage in or around the area.

    Booked a 5 minute slot at 10:20am on the grand opening day (Saturday). When I arrived, I was…read morethinking to myself if this was a good idea. The front yard area of Time to Rage could use quite a bit of work to make it aesthetically pleasing. But once I was in the rage room and starting breaking things, it was totally worth it. To book a session, it's easy to book it on their website in either 5, 10, 15 minute increments or a customized timeframe. They offer various glassware such as cups, wine bottles, plates as well as printers, TVs, copiers. If you want to break bigger items like a TV, I recommend asking for it in advance to make sure you have it. In my session, I only had glassware. There is free street parking right in front. After parking, you enter a small room, where you get dressed up for your session. You put on disposable coveralls, disposable ear plugs, gloves, and a face shield. Make sure to wear closed-toed shoes before coming. There is only one room to break things and only one person is allowed at a time. You can choose any song to play while you're breaking things in your session. You might want to do some research beforehand on what kind of song to use, if you want a specific song. Otherwise, they have a small chalkboard with the top 5 songs written that people like. I chose Drowning Pool - Bodies, which is an awesome song to rage to. In the rage room, they had baseball bats and golf clubs to break things. You can also stand behind two drawn out lines on the floor to throw things at the wall. All of the glassware were sitting on a table in the middle of the room. There were some broken things that were left in the room against the walls, like broken TVs. They did not get in the way of raging for me. I have never done this kind of activity before so I was a little nervous before my session. But once I picked up the bat and started swinging, it was so much fun and cathartic. Let me tell you, this is more carhartic than punching a bag. I wish they were able to give me a heads up of when my 5 minutes was almost to a close. The owner is thinking of a solution for that. I also wished they had plenty of items to break in the first place before I started raging. They told me I was pretty quick at breaking things compared to other people, so they had to give me some more things to break, just 4 more cups. Maybe if I had bigger substantial items, that would have taken up some more time. 5 minutes would be plenty of time to rage, but, only if there are a lot of things to break without pausing. If you have a lot of cooped up emotions, then 10 minutes+ might be better. I definitely recommend this to everyone to try at least once in your lifetime!

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    9Round Kickboxing Fitness

    9Round Kickboxing Fitness

    5.0(3 reviews)
    5.7 mi

    Just started here and after 4 visits I'm already feeling stronger and seeing a difference! The…read moretrainers are so fun and make sure you're using proper techniques. It's a quick 30 min. workout with a ton of variety as they switch up each station every day. Highly recommend if you get bored easily at the gym or with the same workout routines!

    I never like leaving a review for anything until I have an informed opinion, but this one is almost…read moretwo years overdue. I joined 9Round in the summer of 2021. I was coming off significant back issues and was hungry to get back into shape. I don't like "bro" gyms, and cardio was never my favorite either so I bounced around different places for a couple of months before a good friend recommended I check out the Lumina gym. In a matter of days, I was hooked. The 9Round workout is different from anything I had experienced before. You start with a one-on-one workout with a trainer to get oriented with the program and the stations. Almost immediately, you realize that the three-minute "rounds" go by extremely quickly - the martial-arts-style movements keep it super engaging, and the session is over before you know it. Again, I knew this was for me almost right away. I was clumsy and uncomfortable for a while, but the spirit of the trainers and the other members is very supportive - we're all learning new stuff every day, and we all sweat and grunt and look a little funny at times while we muscle through the workouts. It's a very fun vibe - a little bit Rocky, a little bit Karate Kid (1984), and just a hint of The Matrix. I know kung fu. I was very busy career wise for my first year at the gym, but I tried to make it in 4-5 days per week. Something that the 9Round marketing doesn't convey is the immense stress reduction you get from their workouts. Whatever is gnawing at you at the end of the day melts away after 30 minutes of jumping rope, smacking around a speed bag and running through a trainer drill. Although the program will encourage you to stay "in the yellow" on your heart-rate monitor, I found that the therapy value I get "in the red" was more profound than yoga, meditation, and well... actual therapy combined. I was losing weight, increasing stamina and feeling bloody fantastic. About ten months ago, my wife got jealous of all the fun I was having, and she started joining me for daily workouts. She got the plot even faster than I did and was hooked just as much. I was a little defensive of my guy time in the beginning, but surprisingly, this place is totally wired for couples. We have a blast competing in weekly challenges as well as in trying to embarrass the trainers with our weird sense of humor... All of the members we've met here are friendly, approachable and totally in the zone! Although you're in close proximity, each station feels private - everyone is in their own headspace and their own struggle. The subtext of camaraderie is very cool. All ages, all abilities, we all go all in. This has been a year of big changes for us. It's not totally relevant to this review, but we have had multiple hard losses in our immediate family. At times, everything felt upside down, but the gym was always there for us. After a while, we started going twice per day - once in the morning to get our heads right for the day, and once after work to bring the stress levels back down. I completely credit 9Round for a lot of healing that's happened. Sure, the workout is phenomenal, and you get lots of feelings out on the heavy bag rounds. But the best asset 9Round has going for it is the extraordinary trainers. Every one of the professional trainers we work with at 9Round is knowledgeable, fun, and engaging. They meet you where you are on the workout side and help you to advance and get stronger. On top of that, they are also some of the kindest, friendliest people we've met in Wilmington. There has never been a bad day at the office they can't make better. We consider them our friends as well as our fitness coaches. These folks work hard every day, and we appreciate it very much. I'm in the best shape I've been in since my 20's. For realsies. My diet is probably a B- at best, but I'm down 20 pounds and 10 points of body fat. My back problems are negligible now. This is not an infomercial! Get yourself into the gym, do three or four workouts, and see for yourself if I'm exaggerating. *fist bump*

    PEAK Athletics - gyms - Updated October 2026

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