Barre3 Nashville is the best! Great workout, very modifiable, good for all ages/levels of fitness…read more The staff is always kind and helpful and the instructors are encouraging and knowledgeable. They have fostered a wonderful community in Nashville!

The best fitness studio in Nashville! There is a real sense of community at barre3. The instructors…read moreare so kind and enthusiastic, the front desk is welcoming, and other members want to meet you and say hi. The workout is fun but challenging and very focused on safe, supportive effort. I can't recommend it enough!

How to find the location. 1) drive to the green hills mall. 2) go to the gray two story building of…read moresuites across the lot from cheesecake and Starbucks's. It's it's own lot connected to the mall lot 3) park 4) you'll see a nylon type sign on the second story that says "nb" that means Neighborhood Barre , you'll also see "neighborhood barre" in letters above that 5) look for a door that has no address number and no sign , but is directly behind the nb sign that is hanging off the railing. 6) if it says nb in grass on the wall you made it Tips: this lot also houses "Style House Salon" and "El Palenque" , it's above the "Posh nail salon" and "crest massage" It's behind the Bank or Tennessee

Great workout at NB green hills! I go to the NB studio in Arlington, VA and when I planned my trip…read moreto Nashville, I made a point to visit the NB studio! My teacher was holly and she was great and friendly. Her class was hard but I didn't expect anything less from NB workouts! I personally like the set up of the studio, it's much different than our studio in Arlington. I like the change in scenery. If you've never been here, it's in a small square across from the Macy's/Starbucks and the studio is upstairs! You sign in the front desk and come early if you are a new client. The cubbies and hooks are up front for you to put your stuff in before going in the studio. I never checked out the bathroom so I can't say much about it but I did see that there is free childcare if you are a mother or babysitting and wanna get a workout in. Front desk was friendly but not as friendly as I expected it to be. I told her that I signed up through classpass and she didn't seem to care much or asked where I'm coming from. I also forgot my water bottle and hair tie so I asked if they have hair ties and I had to pay $1 for a hair tie....like cmon now. My pure barre studio in Arlington has complimentary hair ties and make up ups, tampons, spray deodorant and dry shampoo in the bathrooms, those items should be complimentary especially mostly girls come to barre class. I like that we used the small foam rollers in the workout because that's new to me. I overall liked my experience and I would come back here again if I visit Nashville in the future. Holly talked to me after class and we bonded over barre classes and which ones were my favorite, I highly recommend taking her class!

So happy I found the studio. The instructor was great, the space is small, but not crammed. The…read morepeople that take the class go there for the workout. I felt very comfortable. I've gone to some studios and I feel like it's too pretentious, not this one at all.

Love that when I visit Nashville I can continue my Pilates training at The Pilates Garage. They…read moreoffer many class choices to fit almost anyone's schedule at a very convenient location! Very clean studio, and love the smaller class size! My instructor was Emma and she delivered an enjoyable environment with a challenging class.

By far the best Barre studio in the city. They are really good at making sure you have the right…read moreform so that you don't injure yourself. Very inviting atmosphere for all body types and athleticism.

I've been coming to the Bar Method for a little over a year and love it. Getting started with a new…read moreexercise program is a challenge, and they made the transition as easy and comfortable as possible. Instructors and the front desk people know and learn your name, which makes you feel very welcome. As far as the exercise goes, it's a challenging class that actually gets harder the more that you go. Over the year, I've lost weight, feel stronger and overall better. Going to class has become a bit addicting. Another thing that I love about the Bar Method is that they offer a variety of classes that are easy to schedule online or on an app. It's easy to work into my daily schedule. Additionally, since I travel for work, I'm able to attend classes in other cities (for a fee). I've had a hard time sticking to other exercise because of my weird schedule. The other great thing about the class is that you don't necessarily sweat a whole lot-- I never feel like I absolutely have to shower afterwards. It sounds dumb, but it makes a huge difference in the amount of time taken out of your day. You are able to go to a noon class and then can go to a meeting at 1:30 and not look like a wreck. I encourage anyone looking into trying the program to sign up for a month and to go as often as you can. Going to one class does not do much for you, but attending 3-4 classes a week definitely makes a huge difference.

I dropped into this studio a few weeks ago. The staff was all very nice and helpful. The workout…read moreitself was good and targeted lots of various areas. The part I would comment on and is no fault of theirs necessarily, is the difficulty in parking. The garage next to it is impossible to get into at certain times of the day, if turning left. The lot across is fine if you can get in and out in under an hour... which is sometimes hard to do. Overall, good studio.

Ouch. Ouch. Ouuuuuuuuuuuuuch!…read more Pure Barre will literally kick your ass. I am a pretty tough broad when it comes to working out and such, hence my addiction to Hot Yoga Nashville but this class works muscles that you didn't even know that you wanted to tone. A good friend of mine has been raving about how her body has literally changed since attending Pure Barre and how after 8-10 classes you can see the difference. I was intrigued so when she offered to treat me to the class, I was ready to drink the Kool-Aid especially since her tush spoke the truth. The class was pretty full and our pregnant yet very fit instructor (is that really fair? I think not.) lead the way with her headset and thumping dance music into some of the most excruciating movements that I have my ol' body through in a long time. The movements are constant and fluid with very little time to catch a breath. I did appreciate that the class was divided into sections to focus on specific areas of the body. We used little and weights, exercise bands, and workout mats throughout in addition to the barre. This workout is a hybrid of pilates/aerobics/ballet. I survived the class but would suggest newbies taking a private class to learn the different moves 1-on-1 with the instructor because I'm not sure that I did everything correctly due to the fast pace. This would really ensure that I am getting the most out of my workout especially since the classes are not inexpensive and will run you $23 a class. However, as a new client you can sign up for the 1 month unlimited class package for $100 which is clearly a much better deal. Due to the location being in Green Hills not really being convenient for me on a regular basis, I don't know how often I will be back to take classes. (that's my excuse and I'm sticking to it) However, I know that if I need a jumpstart to my workout, this is a fantastic option. TIP: This class requires that you take your sneakers off and wear socks, so I would also suggest wearing a thick pair with some traction on the bottom to prevent slippage and to better grip the floor. Slipping and sliding in the studio is not so cute.

I went to a trampoline class here with a friend just for fun. I was using ClassPass at the time,…read morebecause membership to a place like this is just too expensive for me. It's also way, way, way out of my way (I like in South Nashville, and heading to West is such a headache). But it was a nice place. Very clean, very bright. Everyone was very nice. And the class was actually tons of fun and VERY hard. Definitely left feeling like I'd gotten a good workout.

I LOVE BarreAmped! I've been going to their Music Row studio for about a year and I was so excited…read moreto see they opened another location. This studio is HUGE with lots of spots at the barre. They've also added a ton of classes to the schedule, so between the West studio and Music Row, I can always find a class that fits into my crazy work schedule! The instructors are awesome and the classes are challenging without being painfully impossible. It's easy to modify moves to your own skill level as you get started and "amp it up" (seewhatididthere?) as you get more advanced. LOVE ME SOME BARREAMPED!!

One year later and still loving Barre3! I just love I can adjust each class to my bodies needs and…read morethat it is encouraged and not frowned upon. The variety of classes and times is great. I love as a member I have the option to do livestream or on demand if I can't make it to the studio with my schedule so you truly never have to miss a work out with all the options. Everyone is so encouraging and kind on staff and members that come to the studio, truly come check out a class or two you won't regret it!

Wonderful workout, friendly instructors. Highly recommend. I have been a client for 3 years.read more

I love this place! Such a welcoming, judgement free, you are here to enjoy yourself type of vibe!…read more They have parking available and their restrooms have all the amenities you need. Yes they also have showers. Most recently I took a class with Massey, her playlist was on point, and she built such a positive vibe to the class. They have a great intro special and they are also on class pass which makes it super convenient to go to their classes. Can't wait for the next class!

Today was my first visit at NuPower Yoga + Barre via a Class Pass. I was greeted warmly by Ashley…read morewho introduced me to the studio space and helped me get settled. I was blown away by the skill & support of the Align 60 instructor, Leah, she was by far one of the best courses I have ever taken. I felt so connected to my body and aware of parts of myself I ignore so often. I really loved the gentleness and invitations to modify as needed, as well as, having a in classroom support to the instructor to come around and assist with posture, I feel so bad but I have forgotten her name. It was my first time using straps, but thankfully I was supported. All the other classmates were kind and there was enough space for everyone, even though it was pretty full. I failed to take any pictures as I wanted to be present to the moment, but one beautiful offering is a tea station near the restrooms, cubbies to place items, and a lavender cool face towel at the end of class. What a beautiful and inviting experience, excited to return!

Too crowded and the showers do not drain. Not enough bathrooms. I play tennis and no courts…read more Outdoor pool should be larger. They allow people to use profanity and nothing is done to stop it. It's corporate now so it is all about money. I think tattoos are ugly and they are a medical issue. You do not see those at real country clubs. The staff works hard but if you image is tattoos and profanity who will you draw?

This is the biggest YMCA in Middle Tennessee, so you can walk in expecting it to be a madhouse at…read morepeak hours. It is open from 5AM to 9PM, with a great deal of its traffic coming in during early morning and during dinner time. If I get the chance to come during the day without everyone else being here, then that is the most ideal situation. I enjoy swimming while my husband does weights. It is a nice place to relax, but the swimming area can be a zoo when school is out during the hotter months. Between swim lessons and the outdoor pool open, it can be overwhelming. I just stick to the swim lanes and call it a day. I think overall the facility is clean and customer service are friendly. Parking can be a nightmare, but you can always find a space. You might have to walk, but it is what it is.

I've been doing yoga for about a year. For reference: I'm an Arab immigrant. A man. With…read morefunctioning knees (formerly). Walking into Fahrenheit Yoga already felt like I was betraying at least three generations. Somewhere, an uncle just shook his head for no reason. Hot 26(Bikram)at Fahrenheit is not yoga. It's a 90 minute hostage situation with stretching. The room is so hot your thoughts immediately file for divorce. First 10 minutes: confidence. Minute 20: regret. Minute 40: spiritual bargaining. Minute 60: God has left the chat, science is fake, and time is a social construct. By the end, you're just a damp, enlightened noodle. This class will: -delete your ego -uninstall your personality -defrag your spine -and factory-reset your soul I walked in with knee pain, back pain, hip pain, elbow pain, emotional stiffness, and a strong sense of masculinity. I walked out flexible, peaceful, and unsure who I used to be. This is better than pizza in Naples. Better than stouts in Ireland. Better than therapy, because therapy never made me sweat, cry, shake, hallucinate, and spiritually ascend while staring at a mirror. At some point I genuinely believed Hot 26 could: -fix the Arab world -end wars -bring Jesus back AGAIN -and make Him say "okay but why is it THIS hot" By the end of class, everyone looks like they survived the same disaster. No words. Just eye contact. Trauma bonded forever. Come early. Bring water. Do NOT come cocky. Fahrenheit Yoga isn't a studio it's a sauna powered personality eraser.

I was a member at Fahrenheit Yoga for five years. Never a complaint. Never a confrontation. The…read moreteachers are excellent -- Naima and Nikki especially. If this review were about them, it would be five stars. It's not. A yoga studio sells more than exercise. It sells a philosophy. Non-harming. Truthfulness. Compassion. Equanimity. When you pay for yoga, you're paying for a space where those principles are supposed to mean something. Two days ago, I got there early for a spot near the support bar. I have newly diagnosed early onset arthritis and was trying to take care of my body that day. A woman I'd never met asked me to move. She said she had a broken hip. I said, "You have a broken hip?" -- genuinely surprised. She'd had surgery and was recovering. I nodded and moved. I was annoyed; but, I did exactly what was asked of me. No argument. No scene. Twenty seconds. She replied with attitude, "Thanks for being so nice about it." I let it go. Here is what I did wrong: I asked a question before complying, and I didn't smile while doing it. What I didn't know: she was the owner's close friend of twelve years. She didn't know my name -- staff must have given it to her so she could complain about a member who had complied with her request. Within an hour, the owner, Nora Shabayek, called me. Hostile from the first sentence -- not investigating, but defending a friend. She made it plain: this was personal, her dear friend of twelve years, and I lacked compassion. She read her friend's text messages aloud as evidence -- accusations that were grossly exaggerated and often false. She talked over me. Got loud. She kept claiming she was protecting the space -- from what? A twenty-second interaction where I complied and no one was harmed? While she berated a loyal member with zero curiosity, zero grace? She terminated my five-year membership over someone else's account of something she never saw. She never genuinely asked for my side. The truth wasn't important -- it was her relationship with her friend that mattered here. Nora claimed others in the room agreed I was rude. I don't believe it. Anyone in that room saw one question, then compliance. The worst anyone could say is I didn't look happy about moving -- and if that's grounds for termination, no customer is safe. Someone who berates a customer, acts on hearsay, and terminates a five-year relationship while claiming to protect the space is the person the space needs protecting from. What made the calls surreal: Nora kept emphasizing her friend's severe limitations -- couldn't get up stairs, needed parking cones. She was confirming exactly why my question made sense. She was making my case for me. I called back hoping to be heard. Every time I responded to false accusations, she talked over me and called me combative. The dynamic was set: she was right, I was wrong, and defending myself was further proof that I was a villain. Twenty seconds undid five years and all the money I poured into this studio. A few things Nora never did: ask why I was near that bar. Consider I might be managing my own body. Weigh five years of loyalty against twenty seconds of compliance. Apologize. Acknowledge she witnessed nothing. To his credit, the studio manager, Nick, called me afterward. He acknowledged the termination was wrong and reinstated my membership. I appreciate him. He was the one professional and fair person trying to make it right. I cancelled. I cannot practice where the owner settles personal grievances with business authority (clear abuse of power), violates client privacy, and embodies the opposite of every principle on the walls. The teachers are wonderful. The classes are high quality. But the person running the place doesn't practice what she sells. What happened wasn't ahimsa, satya, or compassion. It was someone with power using a business to punish a stranger because her friend felt slighted by a question and a lack of a smile. I loved this studio. I recommended it to many over the years. Going forward, those recommendations come with a warning.