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    Anna G.

    Recently I became a Centric Centennial, hitting 100 barre classes at Barre Centric. What does this really mean? Probably that I've taken a ton of barre classes, which is entirely true, and I have no plans to stop any time soon. Barre Centric was a joy to find, giving me variety and challenge in my workouts, but without exacerbating my myriad injuries. If you're completely new to barre, take a regular class first to get used to the format. Classes are fairly predictable in the sense that the layout is the same: warm up (which I tend to find more difficult than some of the standard exercises), arms, legs, stretch break, seat work, abs, cool down. The thing I like best about the classes is knowing what to expect. Believe it or not, it makes the time go faster. The other thing to consider is that the choreography is the same no matter who is teaching the class, and the moves change every week. This is helpful in that it doesn't matter who is teaching the class, it's going to be the same no matter what. Of course, you may find that you gravitate to certain instructors over others, especially if you have a fixed schedule and can only get to certain classes. The northtowns studio, being the original, is the largest of the studios. As such, all four classes are currently offered: Barre Centric, Barre Cardio, Barre Resist, and Barre Bounce. I've tried all four classes and have found that I prefer Bounce over the other specialty classes, since I feel it goes by the fastest and is the most efficient in breaking out a sweat. Here's what you can expect at the specialty classes: Barre Cardio is a faster paced version of the original Barre Centric class, with quicker moves, shorter warm up time, and shorter stretch breaks. You will move faster in this class during the four muscle group sequences. I found that I didn't love this one, although my injuries may have something to do with that. I won't rule out taking Cardio again at some point, but probably not until I'm less injured (and being myself, it could take awhile). Barre Resist was originally unique to this studio, and I find it to be a nice change of pace from time to time. You use the resistance straps with both handles or a Pilates stick depending on the exercises in question. Some of the moves remind me of physical therapy movements, and I love getting the leg stretch at the beginning of the leg/thigh sequence. This class moves at a similar pace to the original Centric class, making it a good choice for those who don't want to speed through things. Barre Bounce: what do I say about this one? It's 45 minutes, but you get so much done. The class is still divided into the four muscle groups, but interspersed with cardio on the trampolines. It always reminds me of a certain Very Special Episode of Saved by the Bell and a certain music video within, if you think about it. On a more practical level, you may think you're not coordinated for some of this choreography, but trust me, you are. You can get the general effect of the moves quite easily, and the harder stuff is easy to fake. (Ask me how I know.) This class goes by the fastest because there's no time to stop and think about what you are doing, you just have to jump. I will happily endorse classes at Barre Centric to anyone. There's challenge, variety, and the feeling that anyone can do this workout. And if you still don't feel like you can handle a barre class, I promise you, you'll be fine. I can't wait to hit my 250th class and keep going to every milestone after.

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    I have been attending classes for a couple of weeks and LOVING them!! I highly recommend checking out the studio!

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    Love Barre Centric! Highly recommend this studio if you are thinking of barre classes. The most fun I have working out

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    The Pilates Loft

    The Pilates Loft

    4.5
    (2 reviews)
    9.4 mi

    The Pilates Loft is located inside East Meets West Yoga (Buffalo Foundry location). Parking can be…read morea little wonky so you might want to get there early (this is a shared space so lots of competition for parking, but generally you can find something). When I entered I was greeted by the EMW front desk staff and directed back to the Pilates room. The room itself is quite beautiful and well appointed. There is some Pilates equipment (forgive me that I don't know the name of all of it), but the course that I was taking focused on mat work. There are plenty of mats available if you don't have one. Larry was our instructor and he was outstanding. He walked the class through a series of warm ups and then the Pilates exercises. Larry was clearly an expert in anatomy and physiology, which really impressed me. He walked us through each exercise and made sure that we were all attending to proper form. Since the class was small, Larry was able to give lots of individual attention (which I loved). After class was over, he checked in with me to ensure that everything went well and that I felt comfortable in the class. I even forgot my water bottle after class and he ran it out to me in the parking lot. Overall, I would recommend the Pilates loft if you are looking to get friendly and personal Pilates instruction in a location where you could also get your yoga on. The workout wasn't as intense as I generally like, but keep in mind tha this was only my second Pilates class and I'm sure that with time it can be intensified.

    I am a huge fan of pilates regardless, but was blown away by this class and the space here. The…read moreinstructors know what they are doing and are fantastic at giving you no-touch, descriptive instruction that completely changes your form. I feel like I actually understand what I am doing when I'm in class here. Wonderful open loft/factory style space with large windows. Max I've seen in class here is four people, so you can really get the customized attention you might want. Parking is a bit of a pickle, as the spaces are two deep and you may get blocked in by someone at a longer yoga session. So just be aware when parking. If you know you have to leave in a hurry you can let the front desk know and they'll stick a cone behind your car.

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    Reform Fitness

    Reform Fitness

    5.0
    (3 reviews)
    13.8 mi

    This is a new studio in Orchard Park. They use Megaformers here. Think Pilates reformers on…read moresteroids. I think there are 8 Megaformers in the lovely studio space. Parking is in back and the entrance is right there too, super convenient. Going in there is a beautiful reception area with comfortable seating. Sign In is easy. You can come dressed in workout clothes or change in one of the three large restrooms. Two of them that I saw had nice large showers as well. I didn't see bath towels so assume you bring those. I'd suggest bath mats in those rooms though as the floors will be slippery when wet. The class itself is a timed 40 min. Each day the sequence is different, I'm not sure if this is a national program that all places follow (like orange theory) or if the owner is making them up daily. But they will be different. This is not a chain so I imagine she's making up the routines daily. She holds a stopwatch and each exercise is done at your own pace, not by rep numbers. The idea is sloooow movements. And she will encourage you to go slooooower. So it's all about that movement and not relaxing or resting for that movement period. It's a full body workout, all low impact, but depending on how hard you work it could result in a raised heart rate. If done right it will likely result in some sore muscles, many you may not have felt for a long time. The movements are designed to hit areas you won't get from running or weight lifting. I enjoyed it a lot. I felt the exercises during and after the session. You'll get results quickly if you come here regularly (2,3 times a week). This is a nice addition to the options in Orchard Park and the Buffalo area. 2020

    I heard about this method of exercise and was looking for a different workout for core strength. I…read morehave a slight amount of arthritis in my knees, so I wanted something that wouldn't cause pain. This workout was absolutely perfect. The instructor assisted me with how to properly stand/pull/bend/push/contort so that the proper muscles were being utilized to their fullest potential. The class flew by - we were busy working every moment and didn't really have time to think about a drink of water (I did pause to wipe sweat out of my eyes). I took my first class last night, and this morning I went to my regular work out and I couldn't believe how many muscles in unusual areas (such as in my stomach) ached. I highly recommend this Megaformer class!!

    Move Wysely

    Move Wysely

    4.5
    (8 reviews)
    6.6 mi

    I reached out to Move Wysely to set up personal training sessions as a completely blind client…read more From the beginning, I communicated clearly, shared my previous positive experiences with trainers, and explained the simple adaptations that would make training successful. At first, Emily seemed open to working together, and I spent several days making arrangements, including coordinating orientation & mobility training so I could learn the best walking route to the gym. However, after I provided additional information to help her feel more confident, she abruptly backed out, saying she didn't feel comfortable training me -- despite my reassurances and past history of success in fitness environments. I'm posting this so that others with disabilities are aware that Move Wysely may not be prepared or willing to work with clients requiring any level of adaptation. If you are blind or otherwise require a trainer who is flexible and willing to learn, you may want to consider other options. I was disappointed by how this was handled, especially after not only putting in significant time and effort myself, but also involving my O&M instructor, who researched routes and adjusted her schedule to help me prepare. I hope Move Wysely takes this experience seriously and better prepares in the future to serve all potential clients.

    Emily is hands-down the best trainer I've ever worked with. She takes a holistic approach that…read moremakes every session feel personalized to my goals, lifestyle, and even my mood that day. She's quick to adapt if I'm dealing with an injury, always coaches with compassion, and brings such a positive, infectious energy to every workout. Honestly, it sometimes feels like she cares more about my health than my doctor does! If you're looking for someone who truly listens, supports, and empowers you--Emily is it.

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