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    Pure Barre

    4.7 (129 reviews)
    Closed 6:00 am - 6:30 pm

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    Stella B.

    Friendly staff, clean and bright studio, challenging but fun! Pros: + I've done barre in the past but not Pure Barre - there was way less time standing with the medicine ball than I expected and more time spent on core exercises. I haven't worked out in a while, and appreciated that this was tough enough that I felt the burn but easy enough to follow along. + There was upbeat club type music (ie Rain on Me, some Cher, a remix of a Billie Eilish song) which I loved, but could vary by class. + Good precautions taken against COVID as an indoor exercise class. Vaccine cards or a recent test were checked on arrival, and everyone wore a mask the whole time. Not packed at all - at my 8:15 Sunday class, there were only about 5 of us in the room and we were very spaced out. To note though for those especially concerned, the door is closed the whole time and I didn't see particular notices about ventilation. Cons: - At times the movements could've been explained better for newbies. Sometimes sequences facing the mirrors made it harder to follow the instructor or tell which side of the body she was on. But then again I didn't take the fundamentals class first, and the instructor Stephanie was awesome at helping with adjustments. Tips: *Mats and equipment provided and cleaned afterwards. *Remember to bring grippy socks or be prepared to buy them (when I went, they were $16 including any tax for the sale socks which were in short supply, I think regular pairs were $18). *Street parking is easy to grab earlier in the morning right in front of the studio.

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    Celeste T.

    This location is brand new - opened yesterday - and is super clean. Not only shiny new clean, but the architecture and feng shui are set up to make the place feel clean, too. The front area has a check-in desk, a wall of merchandise (exercise clothes, bands, weights, water bottles, etc) for sale, a changing room, and lockers that you can add your own lock to. There's a bathroom tucked away in one corner, but in the front and center are doors to the large barre workout area. Once you enter the barre area, you see a room with mirrors on a couple walls, a wall with workout gear and the stereo, and barres on the walls with mirrors. The area is carpeted, and the ceilings are very high. There are a couple of posts that break the room up a little - while those are invasive, they're not super terrible if you position yourself at least a couple feet away from them. The instructors are perky, fit, and the primary teacher wears a headset that amplifies her voice over the thumping electronic music that they play during class. Class itself is short - about 55 minutes - intense, and has a format of focusing on one muscle group to its exhaustion (trembling and shaking are actually encouraged here) then very fast rotation through 10 to 30 second stretches that also focus on that same muscle group. There are some yoga-like poses, and some pilates-like instruction (including flattening your lower back), but the barre is pretty unique in that they also include a lot of ballet style foot positions and bends. Overall, I think that this style of workout is very appealing, due to the emphasis on protecting your lower back, building core strength, and short, fast exercises that easily fit into daily life (say, if you wanted to do this at home sometimes, too.) However, I only gave this a 3 star because the prices are just phenomenally over what feels reasonable to me. For example, a 55 minute drop in class here is over $20, and if you buy a big multi-pack, classes then drop to $20. At my favorite yoga studio, a two hour class is $20, and you get the same full body workout, with a focus on strength, sure, but ALSO on flexibility that goes way beyond what brief stretches you can cram into these short, intense workouts at Pure Barre. It's too bad, because this is a great location (right near the liquor store on 12th, lol) and the bright, new decor seems like it'd be a comfy place to work out.

    Stephanie R.

    Juliana is amazing. The workout is hard and fast paced but the high energy music and instructors keep you pushing. You must try it!

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    Ask the Community - Pure Barre

    Would like to learn about how this compares to weight lifting. I would like to focus on strengthening without injury and this seems like a great class for it. Is it the pulsing movement and the small reps that builds strength and promotes toning?

    How's the parking for this location? I'm coming from out of town and I'm curious if it would be easier to be dropped off my Lyft or take my rental car.

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    For me, it feels like PT that is motivating, high energy, and fun-- and you can really get a good burn in your muscles!

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    Club Pilates - Some of the equipment next to the reformer. Also, the studio does sell grippy socks if you forgot to bring a pair.

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    Some of the equipment next to the reformer. Also, the studio does sell grippy socks if you forgot to bring a pair.

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