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    Yoga Studio Barcelona - "Abriendo el Corazón"

    Yoga Studio Barcelona

    4.5(4 reviews)
    1.4 km•L'Eixample

    After 5 weeks of travelling, tons of walking and no pilates classes, my back was starting to ache…read more Yoga Studio Barcelona was the closest to our Airbnb so I booked in. The instructor was great and the style of yoga being instructed was enjoyable, had a great flow and was very soothing as it stretched out my limbs. A couple of negatives to my experience was that the website said first timers only get charged 7 Euro, but when I mentioned this at reception the staff member told me I was incorrect and that it's 14 Euro. I didn't dispute it. The other was that the yoga studio had no air-conditioning and it was the middle of summer! Is it natural style bikram?! Perhaps air-conditioning is not that common in Barcelona, but I struggled in the class's heat as an Australian who is used to warm weather. A tip on finding the business: It's in an office style looking building from the outside, and you have to walk up a few flights of stairs.

    What an absolutely WONDERFUL experience here. I was in town for a few weeks and bought a package…read moredeal for individual classes. Couldn't be happier with the level of care and attention that I received from each instructor. Thank you. Seriously. Sometimes, you get lost in the routines of yoga studio that you've never been to, but here, everyone was incredibly kind and attentive. Alexandra's classes were truly perfection-- a great balance between challenging postures, inversions and balances as well as restorative pauses. I was in my first trimester and Alexandra was not only informative, but hands on with adjustments and modifications, explaining thoroughly with each change and this was a regular Hatha class, not a prenatal. It's impressive how much attention she gives to each student and how gracefully she maintains the flow and intensity of the class. Dope!!! What a blessing to have randomly found her classes! Highly, highly recommend. I also went to a few prenatal classes with María and she was wonderful too! I think it was a bit too early for me to be in those classes though, because while incredibly informative, I still didn't have the belly limitations. Great to learn for the future though-- applicable as the belly does grow Clean, spacious studio with natural light. Lockers for your belongings if you'd like (but bring a loose 1 euro to lock the door-- you'll get it back, but you'll need it to lock it up). I didn't use a lock and was totally fine. Great studio!!

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    Studio 180 Barcelona - Entrance - Fiona the owner in the doorway!

    Studio 180 Barcelona

    5.0(1 review)
    1.4 km•El Poble-sec

    In Barcelona there are a lot of places for culture, art and the sights, as well as fab wine and…read morefood, but not so many that provide a boutique workout as well as a truly excellent instructor. Studio 180 and the owner, Fiona, provides quality instruction and the quaint, authentic environs of the old city. As I take Pilates back in the States, I signed up to take Studio 180's signature morning Pilates class. There were two other ladies in class with me, one Spanish speaking and the other spoke English. Fiona easily kept both languages up, in a calming but firm voice, and lead us through a vigorous but not painful hour class. The studio is on a quiet street, up a bit of a hill (pre-workout warm up! post workout cool down!), in the safe and mulit-national neighborhood of Poble Sec. It took me just 4 minutes walk up from Av Paralel and the metro stop (purple or green line, exit on the Nou de la Rambla side, near the Apolo). Really liked the tranquil feel of this small, but spacious studio. It could easily fit 8 clients, so as we were 3 it was lots of room to spread out with the props Fiona's classes provide (at no extra charge) for the class. The overall charge is a bargain at 10€ and she has packages. There are other types of classes too, but haven't tried those yet. Definitely my favorite place to workout in Barcelona and have personalized, excellent instruction. TL/dr: fitness classes in a personalized setting at a great price in historic BCN

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    Studio 180 Barcelona - Thursday night acro class with Ara was way too much fun! Thank you for helping get my acro fix while traveling.

    Thursday night acro class with Ara was way too much fun! Thank you for helping get my acro fix while traveling.

    Studio 180 Barcelona - Classes as of Fall 2019

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    Yoga Weeks Barcelona - Yoga Retreats

    Yoga Weeks Barcelona

    2.0(3 reviews)
    0.8 km•El Raval

    This urban Yoga retreat was MAGICAL! I loved every practice! Every session helped me release what…read moremy mind and body no longer needed. I felt grounded and balanced after each session. I enjoyed the dynamic and engaging conversations during brunch. Although I'm not a vegetarian, I really enjoyed each meal. I also enjoyed how open the environment was and how it led to creating friendships with other participants from diverse parts of the world. They communicate with you constantly to ensure that your check-in is smooth. The only drawback is the lack of air conditioning in the rooms. This is the only reason this retreat does not get five stars. However, the staff is extremely accommodating and is constantly working on trying to make your stay as pleasant as possible. If I have the chance to participate again, I will return to Barcelona and once more attend this magical retreat. I highly recommend it!

    The "yoga retreat" was more than disappointing: - When…read morebooking the "retreat," we were told there would be yoga classes in both the morning and the evening; in reality, however, only one evening class took place. I spoke to two other guests who were also surprised, as they too had expected a second class in the morning. - Breakfast was not healthy (as advertised). It was the kind of breakfast you find in any budget hotel. There wasn't even fresh juice, porridge, cheese, butter, or tea. - I couldn't lock my room because the door was stuck. - The room was very hot and stuffy, both day and night. I never slept for more than three hours at a time and was completely exhausted. - There were only two bathrooms, not three as stated on the website. - Hot water was available for only a few seconds; after that, you had to take a cold shower. - The washing machine was very dirty. - One of the windowpanes in my room had almost fallen out of its frame. - The beanbags on the tiny terrace were very dirty and old, and the chairs were broken and therefore unusable. - There was no interaction with the yoga teachers. We simply received a WhatsApp message that same day informing us who would be teaching in the evening. At no point was there any conversation about our practice or our yoga experience. - I didn't meet the organizer, Ana, until the last day, and she never asked--either in person or digitally--how the "retreat" was going or if I needed anything. It seemed as though she had no interest. I shared all the points with Ana and received the following email: "Hello, I completely understand your frustration, and I am incredibly sorry. This falls short of the level of communication or service we aim to provide our guests, and it certainly does not reflect what Yoga Weeks truly stands for. We have just come through an exceptionally difficult summer; after eleven years of hosting wonderful retreats and looking after countless participants--and working hard to maintain that standard--we have literally reached our limits. We are only human, after all. I am sorry. However, I don't mean for this to be an excuse. I genuinely want to find a fair solution to make amends. Please let me know what you consider appropriate; unfortunately, a cash refund isn't possible for us right now, as the team is currently working together to navigate the present situation. Operations are running smoothly again now--we've been able to resume morning classes--and we hope to soon return to our usual positive atmosphere. I would like to invite you to a complimentary retreat next year so you can experience what truly makes this place special. We hope for your understanding." I was deeply shocked by the reply and told Ana as much in a follow-up email. Naturally, I have no intention of returning next year; I have lost all trust in them. Consequently, I requested a refund of one-quarter of the amount I had paid. I had paid €880 for four days. Ana did not respond to this second email at all. I want to warn everyone: under no circumstances should you book with Yoga Weeks. It is a rip-off, and--given that they are aware of the issues--fraudulent in my view.

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    Yoga Weeks Barcelona - Interior Yoga Shala

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    DiR - Rooftop lounge area

    DiR

    4.0(3 reviews)
    1.3 km•L'Eixample

    I am disappointed to see so many 3 star reviews, so I will happily add my input…read more I will start by saying I heavily lean toward free weight/body weight training and look for facilities with classes. I did not use much of DiR's equipment besides the treadmill and free weights (I was comfortable with the weight range provided). Highlights of this gym that made me sign up here and not their competitors : - free classes - private "bootcamp" training room - private spin (cycling) room - 2 private yoga/fitness class rooms - boxing area - sauna - steam room and pool - roof top with lounge chairs The private rooms used for classes are available for personal use outside of class hours. This was a huge plus for me, as I really enjoyed the bootcamp room. Large tv screens play continuous workout circuits to follow along. Free weights, a bench and treadmills are provided in the room so there is nothing you need to bring besides your water bottle. Other positives : - clean locker rooms/showers - friendly staff (some speak great English) - reasonably priced membership - large and small towels provided My reason for 4 stars and not 5 is the disappointing pool. There is a small "heated pool" on the lower level which is a little chilly for being heated and is much too small to swim laps. The other DiR locations have lap pools, but I learned the hard way there is an extra cost to use the other DiR facilities. Pool aside, if I were to live in the city again I would gladly continue my DiR membership!

    Service: 5/5 Equipment: 3/5…read more I have a love-hate relationship with this gym. People that work here are all genuinely friendly and helpful. No one gets in a way, no one gives you attitude. It feels nice. Where the gym is lacking, however, is in equipment. For a beginner or an intermediate trainee, it's not too bad. You have you standard set of treadmills, machines, some weights, stretching area. For anyone serious about training, the gym is mediocre-ish: - Dumbbells go only up to 38kg (and they have 36kg missing) - Kettlebells selection is pretty limited (there's 2x8kg, 2x12kg, 2x16kg, 20kg, 24kg) - They don't have belt w. chain for weighted pull-ups/dips - The bench press has an awkward height (it's either too high or too low) - There's only 1 squat rack And, of course, this is a standard commercial gym, which means no rings, sleds, prowlers, sprint tracks, ropes, etc. On the plus side, they have foam rollers, few bands, some heavy bags (although no full-height; kicks not allowed) and a standalone pull-up bar with plenty of space on top, where you can do muscle-ups. One more thing -- while the trainers are nice folks, barely anyone is actually competent, so think twice before getting one :/ Things I've seen: coaching someone ridiculously-looking snatch (if you can call it that); telling a client "good job" while she's doing half-good-morning-half-squat with poor form; making someone kick a heavy bag with absolutely atrocious form; making someone half-squat on a bosu ball while holding onto dumbbells; coach improper squat-like swings; etc.

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