Never tried pilates or yoga before. Came here a little nervous but anyone can do this with the help…read moreof this crew. Everyone is awesome and this place is always clean. I especially enjoy Elizabeth's classes but sometimes it can be hard to get in them.

What a great and convenient location, a sweet little studio where you can get a great workout in a…read moreprofessional setting.

This place is legit. Cara is polished, demanding and she is really nice which is always a plus…read more Give this place a try and make it a habit people of Rochester...your core will thank you.

From the owner: Private and Semi-Private Instruction…read more Group Classes: Reformer, Jumpboard, Mat and Ball, Ballet Barre, Deep Stretch, TRX.

Pure Barre Rochester offers an excellent and fun workout. The studio is welcoming, well-maintained,…read moreand led by a team that clearly cares about helping you grow stronger and more confident. The Define classes with Lauren are a standout--she brings such great energy and knows how to push you while keeping the workout fun and motivating. If you're looking for technique-focused strength training, Jackie's Classic Barre classes are equally amazing. They're challenging in the best way and really help you refine your form. What sets this studio apart is that the instructors actually correct your form and guide you safely through every movement. Too many fitness places just let you go through the motions, but here, you're supported and coached to do things properly--so you stay injury-free and see better results. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a supportive, effective barre workout in Rochester! The community at PBR is the best. You'll leave not only feeling stronger but with a community of strong women by your side.

I came here and worked out some muscles I didn't even know I had. Just because you work out at the…read moregym on a regular doesn't mean you'll be able to do the exercises here with ease. You're lifting and pulsing your body in ways that you never have before. It was truly difficult for me to hold up. This is a nice boutique studio that looks like a dance room. There are mirrors so you can see if you're balancing right. There are bars on the wall kind of like ballet class. We did warm up exercises for about 10 minutes then got right into class which lasts about 40 minutes. My instructor Rachael gave me the run down of how class flows. You come in and take your shoes off at the door. I advised you to wear flips flops because you're required to wear grip socks to class. They have some to purchase along with other merchandise as well. There are lockers to put your belongings, then you grab the tools you'll need for class. You definitely want to use light weights if this is your 1st barre class. I used the 2 and 3 pounds weights which I've never done in my life but that was good enough for me. I like the warm up and the cool down period. This class made me sweat and cry because what do you mean hold my leg out then pulse for 10 seconds?? ‍‍ Good Lord, this was some work!!! But I'll gladly come back.

Cyndi is an amazing trainer; she is quick to spot where corrections need to be made and optimize…read moreeveryone's workout. She is funny, engaging, and always brings a fresh workout schemata.

Pilates was that odd thing that women did in leotards until six months ago when the Studio owner,…read moreMolly Baran, got me to try it. It was a different type of workout and really focuses on the core muscles. Joseph Pilates was a boxer and the reformers (still an odd name for machines) were to rehab athletes. Marleen has been my instructor and the sessions challenge my flexibility and strength. Located in the lower promenade of the 555 Building, it's two doors North of a spinning facility...a one stop conditioning center. A very nice discovery."

My first day here was a rough one for me because I never tried the megaformer before let alone the…read morereformer but Mandy was such a great instructor that took her time to show me what I was doing wrong and also gave alternative ways to do the moves. So far I did 4 classes with her (I haven't tried the other instructor yet but I will soon ) and each time there was someone new and she would take her time showing them also. I am now stronger and getting use to the reformer and love doing pilates. I would recommend this place for everyone. I am dragging a few friends to join me this weekend and my husband in a few weeks. I also can't wait to try the other instructors.

Wow. Talk about a great workout set to really good music! The class is challenging for sure but…read morethat's what makes it worthwhile. I do recommend some previous traditional Pilates instruction before jumping into ryb, bc this class moves fast and doesn't always focus on reinforcing proper form.

I LOVE this place!! I've taken GYROTONIC and GYROKENESIS classes from a number of teachers, and the…read moreteachers here do a great job of making exercise accessible and imbuing classes with creativity. A welcoming space with lots of natural light.

OMG! I am so happy I found this place! I had two weeks of private instruction with Jen and…read moreSabrie. They were both so attentive and knowledgeable about anatomy and physiology and really helped support my strengthening work. They are both so detail oriented that I could actually feel which muscles were activating during our session's! The building was also really nice. All the equipment you need for a good session! I like the fact that they have single use cloth hand towels in the rest rooms! Finally! I almost cried when I saw this! Seriously

I have been doing Pilates at this facility for about two years now and I can say it's been…read morewonderful! I feel more energized and stronger with Pilates in my life. It has also been great meeting so many wonderful people that support and encourage me with each class. The instructors are fun and yet serious about making sure you are getting what you need individually and as an entire group!

Took a free intro class there, and it lasted 30 minutes. Looks nice & clean, but none of the…read moremachines were wiped down after the class that went before us. Luckily I had my own sanitizer wipes. Eewwweee, especially during a pandemic, come on ladies. First they hound you by text to set up your appointment, so annoying. Then you go for a basic intro class, then the hard sell happens at the end. I was not impressed with their prices. They give front line workers 10% off, but it still rounds out to ~$18 - $25/class, depending what you sign up for. I'd rather pay for a gym membership for those prices. They don't post their prices on their website because either they change often, you'll have sticker shock, or both. Won't be back here.