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Barre classes combine ballet training, rehabilitative therapy, and muscle-targeting exercises for challenging yet low-impact workouts
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18 ratings15 reviews
Generally nice - like the studio. First class went well - need more time to evaluate accurately and fairly.
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- Every Bar Method class starts with a warm-up, upper-body exercises, and push-ups, followed by a sequence of leg and seat work at the barre and core exercises on the floor. The method predominantly uses one’s own body weight for resistance along with a few basic props – free weights, mats, and a ball
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Promotional value expires 90 days after purchase. Amount paid never expires.
Registration required. Must activate by expiration date on voucher; membership expires 30 days from activation date. May redeem across visits. Valid only at listed locations. Valid only for new clients or clients that have not taken a class in 1 year or more. Limit 1 per person. Limit 1 per visit. All goods or services must be used by the same person.
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About The Bar Method
In 1959, German dancer Lotte Berk turned a back injury into the beginnings of a fitness phenomenon. Whether it took clairvoyant foresight, a prophesy spelled out in alphabet soup, or just plain stubbornness in order to dance her way through an injury, no one knows, but her combination of ballet training and rehabilitation therapy formed the foundation of The Lotte Berk Method exercise studio.
In 2001, after decades of running her own Lotte Berk studio, journalist and entrepreneur Burr Leonard teamed with a physical therapist to refine the movements of this workout to target specific muscles while reducing the impact on joints. The result became known as the Bar Method.
Since the opening of Burr’s first studio, The Bar Method franchise has grown to more than 60 locations in the United States and Canada. More than 80,000 students take these classes per month, including celebrities like Drew Barrymore, Ricki Lake, and Anna Paquin.