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$39 for 10 Fitness Classes at Cardio Barre (Up to $160 Value). Five Locations Available.

Cardio Barre
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Asami
4 years ago
First time doing cardio barre and it was so much fun. The instructors were all super helpful with guiding correct form and assisting of something was a little too hard to do. The music was never dull and boy did it make me sweat. Whenever we get a chance to go back, I'm definitely going to.
  • Ballet barre workouts
  • Sculpt body & toughen muscle
  • Fat burning
  • Classes seven days a week

Without a variable workout, exercise quickly becomes nothing more than a Sisyphean routine of lifting boulders, running up hills, and running away from sudden boulder avalanches. Enjoy fun fitness with today's Groupon: for $39, you get a 10-pack of group fitness classes at Cardio Barre (up to $160 value). This Groupon is valid at five locations (see sidebar).

Choreographer Richard Giorla's energizing ballet-barre workouts incinerate excess fat, elongate muscles, and tone hindquarters with dance-inspired, no-impact maneuvers. Each session incorporates full-body exercise and isolated movements to shape the muscle families inhabiting the torso, arms, legs, and backside. The addition of light weights simulates the act of brandishing a dictionary or playing hackey-sack with ziplock bags filled with quarters, and preserves the limb-sculpting benefits of both. Celebrities from Lucy Lawless to Dakota Fanning praise the joy-instilling dance sequences, nontraditional fitness regimen, and busy clients laud the seven-day schedule copiously.

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Promotional value expires Jul 28, 2011. Amount paid never expires. Limit 1 per person, may buy 2 additional as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Valid only for location purchased. Must redeem pass in full by 7/28/11. New clients only. Non-transferable. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About Cardio Barre

Few professionals can credit Flashdance with rerouting the course of their career. In fact, Richard Giorla could be the only one. The unconventional dance moves he saw in the film motivated the former Pennsylvania Ballet Company member to hit the streets of his new home, Manhattan, and learn breakdancing from dancers at the heart of the movement, trading his own dance expertise as payment. Richard’s career was in full swing when, struck with an injury, he started teaching a ballet-barre class. Though he appreciated its stretching and toning components, Richard craved a more aerobic workout. So he created his own solution—Cardio Barre.

The unique workout consists of high-energy, zero-impact movements that sculpt the long, slender body of a dancer without a student ever having to step foot in a traditional dance studio. As they balance on the ballet barre, or whichever classmate is closest, pupils direct all their focus to one muscle group at a time, while the entire body stays in motion for maximum fat burning. His approach’s pudge-busting abilities have made the fitness method a favorite of many health magazines and celebrities.

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