I use classpass and have come here twice. Both times were WILD workouts. As an athlete and fitness guru I am often skeptical that workouts for "mixed level" are geared toward novices however this class was really really great for literally everyone! You move back and forth between the treadmill and the floor - allowing for a full body workout. The environment is really great too. The instructors prompt high fives and self care. I even took off my shirt and just wore my sports bra for the first time in a class....ever. I highly highly recommend this class. There are three locations in the city so find one near you! The facilities are superb. They have very nice, clean showers and a great locker room. They have a juice bar with smoothies and fresh juices too! Love this place. Love love love it. read more

Probably my favorite location out of all the Barry's in the city. The layout is great and compared to the others, NoHo is by far the cleanest location with new-ish/functioning equipment. Most of the instructors teach at all the locations and my favorites are Layla, Matt N. and Mike E. When I first started coming to Barry's as an exercise newbie a year ago through ClassPass, I thought the classes were great but as I begun frequenting other boutique fitness studios, my love for Barry's faded. Though some of the instructors are great and attentive, others could care less and compared to other studios, there is a serious lack of attention to form (instructors rarely correct anything... So there is a high chance of injury if you don't know how to properly perform an exercise) and there are rarely any options for modification. For the steep price, I expect the instructors to be attentive to make sure that everyone gets a good workout by performing moves correctly (bad form won't get you anywhere). For now, I'm sticking to my favorite instructors. read more

Very spacious well up-kept studio. I read reviews prior coming to class and other reviewers mentioned you can request working out on the floor first? I was a bit confused what to expect cause it seemed like we were separated into two groups (the people on the treadmill and those on the floor). I took the Hard Core Abs class. The treadmill workout was good, although I'm not too crazy about the intervals (running at a 9/10 pace for a minute), then inclining from 5 to 10?! I consider myself in pretty good shape and i could not run at an incline of 10 without feeling like I was about to fall off. After 10 minutes of running, we switch to the floor workouts where we focused on abs. The first portion of the floor workout consisted of weights - basic crunches, superman planks, etc. Then back to the treadmill for another 8 minutes of intense running. Then back to the floor where we used medicine balls. I was very confused what to do and found it hard to see the instructor as he was mostly by the door and most the students were on that side of the room. The class went by very fast and in no time, we were done. I'm not sure if this is the place I would come for cardio since I get most of my cardio workout at Soulcycle and my strength training elsewhere. I'm sure it's a great workout and see why people like it, but it may not be for me. Also, it appears that alot of the lockers by the reception area didn't work. As i was sitting there waiting for class to start, I saw people getting fussy with the locker situation. May want to fix that! :) read more

One of the better Barry's locations. Clean & convenient to get to. Plus, they've got great instructors! Get your sweat on!!!

This is where fat comes to die! The facility is clean, the staff members are nice and encouraging, and the workouts will leave you sore for days! Its a great class to come challnage yourself and push it to the limit. I have tried a number of their classes through classpass, I would say my favorite would have to be the Abs class followed by the booty and legs class. Also, dont forget to grab a smoothie on your way out! read more

I feel bad not giving Barry's another star because I think it's a great workout but at that price point I think their service could be much better. The first time you walk in, noone bothers showing you where the lockers are. Also there is a lot of difference between the instructors. Niv for example is a very intense work-out but I trained with him for a month and he never bothered adjusting my posture during weights sessions. Other instructors were much warmer and more helpful. Also for $9 their smoothies are pretty disappointing. read more

I used to be super skeptical about Barry's, partially because of the 'celeb fave' angle but after taking a few classes (through Classpass), I'm kinda hooked in a love/hate sort of way. The classes are intense and very effective. They can def be intimidating for those who aren't in as great shape, especially there are a lot of regulars that attend and the trainers really push/encourage you to get out of your comfort zone and work a little harder than normal, but they also provide modified instructions to meet your own level of fitness. For some reason, I've often ended up in Matt N's class (super chill, good playlist, very motivating) but Noah had me cracking up with his jokes the whole time - he also does adjustments. If you don't have a sense of humor, don't take Noah's class. I do agree that the check-in staff can be a bit apathetic - on my first visit I made it known this was my very first Barry's class ever and was simply told "Treadmill X" and sent off to find my own way, which was confusing, since I had been told by friends that you have the option to start with an assigned floor or treadmill - and you switch places throughout the class. I don't know if the front desk just assumes everyone already knows all of this or figures the trainer will sort people out, or just doesn't care....I had to ask where the locker rooms where (it wasn't super obvious due to the crowd of people in the lobby). If you prefer to focus more on floor exercises, make sure you tell the staff otherwise it seems they'll just automatically stick you on a treadmill. Although the locker room is a bit small, there usually isn't a super long wait for the showers when I go (the toilets are another matter!). The facilities are super clean. The lockers could be better maintained - many are often out of order. read more

First time at B's this weekend, and a big fan! I'm a runner and training for a marathon, so the treadmill wasn't as difficult as the floor exercises. Did a full body workout, and definitely sore in all the right places! Trainer was awesome - very upbeat and perfectly timed each circuit. Unfortunately - front staff was not so kind, a bit rude. Since it was my first time - I was put off by the lack of a sincere "welcome" to my first experience. I don't need a red carpet, but let's tame the attitude, especially for newbies that most likely frequent, competitor neighbors - MHRC, Soul Cycle and all gyms within a 2-block distance. read more

I won a week of free week of Barry's classes via Uber and it was an overall awesome experience. Location-wise, I preferred Noho over the Tribeca spot, even though it was further away from my home & office. Superficially, the locker rooms were much cleaner and there were more showers. The Noho facility definitely seemed much more frequented, however, I got off the wait-list twice when signing up for classes. My favorite trainers by far were Rebecca K. and Ken F. Both had incredibly positive attitudes and paid attention to form throughout the class. I'm personally not motivated by someone screaming in my face, so their instruction style vibe'd well me. Hand-down the dynamic mode on the treadmill is the sweetest thing ever!! read more

I've never been particularly athletic, coordinated or into group fitness classes. When my friend coerced me into giving Barry's Bootcamp a try I initially felt extremely out of place and intimidated by the glamazon clientele, high prices and high intensity workouts. I limped along during my first workout and felt sore for days afterward... In a moment of inspiration or craziness I decided that it was time to get serious about getting into better shape and signed up for a monthly silver membership. I justified the price by committing to going every day. Initially it was torture, but very quickly I felt my body and fitness level changing. The high price (and additional fee they change you if you bail on a class) kept me coming back, and I became addicted to the changes I was seeing in my performance and physique. I'm still uncoordinated, and struggle to hit the "advanced" treadmill speeds, but the only thing that I regret is that I didn't start coming sooner. Before Barry's I'd pretty much given up on the idea that my body could go through any kind of transformative change. Six months later I'm still shelling out for the monthly membership and going 5-6 times a week. I've given Barry's five stars for overall impact. That said, the cons are that it's very expensive and their locker rooms leave something to be desired at every location. There are always too few showers, lockers and functioning hair dryers and outlets given the price. My advice to the wary is, "just sign up". I was in terrible shape when I started, but if you stick with it, that will quickly change. read more

This is located in the heart of St Marks near Astor Place. I love this location as it is easy to get to :). Workout: I went to the Arms and Abs class by Alex. The workout is pretty standard incorporating your usual abs and arms exercises. I did like how we did Russian twists on the mat/platform so it makes it easier in a way that you're able to do the exercises longer but still get the full burn. Believe me, I had a flat stomach and could feel/see my abs for days after this class, lol. The music could've been way better though. This is one thing that is different from MHRC as MHRC has the running part coordinated with the proper music transitions and songs. Anyways, at the end of the class, everyone was exhausted and drenched in sweat aka it was a good workout ;) Please note Barry's BootCamp rarely and hardly corrects your form. I do think these classes are more for intermediate level individuals as you're always running fast speeds without much breaks and there are no form correction for the weights/platform section. Women's locker room: The locker room is pretty spacious and clean. It's well-lit and have showers with doors. Also has shampoo, cleanser, face wash etc. read more

Matt/Layla/Niv/Mike - I effing love all of you. People listen up - yes, you pay $$$$ for a class - it's worth every single cent. Your body changes, your mindset changes - it's like a big group of friends sweating and cursing and driving every inch of their being together to become something greater. So WHAT if you have to wait for a shower - deal with it. Haters on these other reviews... ignore it. Water: $3 Schwag: Cheaper than lulu Smoozies (as my French friends say): $8 Your body after: fucking epic read more

Really like this Barry's location. Nice and spacious, good instructors, clean facilities. Great location. Love that they have earplugs, hair ties and hair bands. Also, great branded products in the restroom read more

Barry's NoHo is a great space - everything's on one floor - plenty of lockers in the front and in the locker rooms. Full disclosure - I'm a little Barry's bitch and love the class but usually modify to go slower on the tread - my general tip is always do tread first and then floor. I've taken classes with a bunch of trainers here - favs are Michael P (always enthusiastic, kind, funny and never pushy), Mathew G (a little more hardcore but wonderful), Keoni (hardest of the hardcore, he will yell at you so be prepared but he'll also make you laugh, maybe); least fav is Niv (never really clear about what's coming next, everything's a bit chaotic, don't really get why he dominates the schedule). Moral of this review - great Barry's space in Manhattan - do your own thing and take a class with Michael P. read more

Brace yourself. Find courage and inner strength. Side note: You're gonna need to mentally prepare yourself for an hour of intense training. I did a workout and experienced pain (sore muscles the nets day) in places I never imagined it was possible before. I've had the pleasure of taking a class the first time last year. This is not recommended for someone who do not frequent the gym regularly. However, you will definitely get your money's worth -- cardio and light weight training (toning). The results -- I was hungry by the time the session was over! Definitely will go back but not anytime soon :) read more

Go to literally any of the other studios in NYC. The manager here, Jenna (?) and her team are awful. I have had two horrible experiences- first when their system auto cancelled everyone's class. They said they emailed us to rebook but I never got an email. When I showed up Jenna the manager acted like it was my fault! Today, when I showed up at 5:56 for my 6am class, they had given my treadmill away. It's 6am!! That's never happened to me at any other studio before. The classes at noho are no better than anywhere else, and all the other studios (Chelsea! Tribeca! Park Ave South!) at least treat you like you're paying them money. I'll definitely be buying my next class package through another studio, noho. Hope you go out of business. read more

First time at Barry's. The intro for first timers was terrible, showed us the tread mills but not where anything else was. When asked if have any injuries I mentioned a shoulder problem to which I got a patronizing "good thing it's leg day then". I have worked out for many years and know that even a leg day requires some shoulder work, whether it be holding weights etc. needless to say there were planks etc and no alterations were offered. Acoustics were terrible and couldn't here anything. Obviously I was doing things wrong so when he did finally come over I was roughly put into position without any explanation given. If only I hadn't bought three pack. The final stage was so long winded rant about people coming into the class with a negative attitude and not smiling etc! It must be in reference to all the bad reviews this guy has been getting as most people at these classes just want a safe fun work out. I am a regular at orange theory and always try new gyms around the city, this was by far the worst experience for a new timer. read more

Just left Barrys boot camp! I asked to have my ass kicked and Courtney Delivered! His class was fierce! Everything was amazing, his attention to detail for each and every client, the play list, motivation, and his determination for each and every participant to finish was awesome! When you walk in the energy was on point, from the staff to the members. They have a full smoothie bar, provide towels, and the locker room at Malin and Goetz products. Def check it out! read more

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Absolutely abominable reception, facility, and rude instructor. It was my first time trying barrys bootcamp, and it was made apparent to the front desk. I was instructed to quickly sign the waiver and left alone, had to figure out the facility all by myself. Then, the studio smelled of mildew. Third, the instructor put us in the back corner with many spaces left in central areas, and never tended to us. We felt superbly uncared for. read more

CLASS: My butt&legs day wouldn't be the same without Noah's class...it so is that the time slot is blocked off on my calendar every week. It's my least favorite muscle group to work so definitely helps having someone tell me to squat, lunge, jump, do burpees, say there's no sitting down on leg day (lol), and so on. Pros: LOVE that he keeps the movements simple such as variations of squats and lunges as well as plyos (I'm not going for cirque du soleil, so simple and effective work for me). Also gotta love the hip-hop and house beats on the playlist. Cons: his charming smile and high fives in the beginning of class fools you...he shows no mercy on leg day j/k STUDIO: Love this location mainly bc it's super convenient for me and I just really like the layout. I read a few reviews which said the staff wasn't friendly and I couldn't agree less. From the front desk to the smoothie bar, they've always been super nice to me...but then again, I'm not one of those people that require a red carpet. Price wise, I think it's reasonable and average for studio classes in the city. It's a great workout, so I don't mind paying for classes every week. read more

Friggin love Barry's. The best workout in NYC that is almost sustainable. It's an elevated experience! Have a bad bender weekend, hit Barry's! Want to get it high and tight for your LDR coming in town this weekend, hit Barry's! Going across the country to SF? You can also hit Barry's! This location is great. Check it out. They're all great. read more

I've taken Barry's classes from the east to west coast and I've never had as bad an experience as I had with Sashah. I took class with her last week and thought it was just a fluke but now that I've taken 2 classes with her I could say with certainty that she is a careless instructor. She literally stands at the pillar and stares at herself in the mirror for 85% of the class! This happened in both of the classes I took. I tried to get her attention several times and I could tell that she could see me through the mirror that she was staring at herself in but she couldn't be bothered to come over to my treadmill. I have trainers that I love more than others for all of the workout studios that I go to (which is normal) but in this case I feel that it is an issue of SAFETY. She does not focus on the class at all which literally made me feel unsafe. I'm all about a woman that's feeling herself and the music but to stand in the mirror for MOST of the class staring at herself is seriously reckless - she was there to do a job! I sincerely hope that she and the studio take this feedback seriously as I feel that the workout was good but she needs to pay attention to the class and not herself in the mirror. read more

If you want to change your body and see results you come to Barry's at Noho. Amazing workout that will challenge your every fiber. Like any workout, you get what you give so go in to crush it! And for all beginners, work your level! It works, it is fun and you will get where you want to be. Amazing abs class with the one and only Mike E. on Thursday at 12.30. The best abs class in the city! A great lineup of instructors! Mike E., Noah, Matt N, Layla, Chris. They will rock your workout world! Front desk staff always friendly and accommodating. Do not be needy there, go to Equinox for that. Get there on time, do your thing, find the locker room, (really not that hard, there are only 3 doors in that place) and leave with a new set of abs, arms and butt! Highly recommended! read more

Not for beginners or anyone interested in proper technique. The instructor came by to meet me at the beginning as it was my first class and then ignored me for the rest of the session. Essentially dumped me on the student teachers who were more interested in documenting their work out on social media then helping. Half way through the work out I had tightening in my legs and got off the treadmill. No one stopped to ask if I was okay. The instructor is far too busy leading two classes in the same room to properly manage the well being of their students. Sounds like an accident waiting to happen. read more

Barry's is a great workout for high intensity training. I'm sure I burned a ton of calories. The music is turned up, the lighting is great, it's just a really fun, engaging way to work out. The studio here is nice and big, super clean, the locker rooms are a decent size with nice sized lockers (the electronic kind). They have Malin & Goetz in the bathroom, with body wash and facewash... it smells amazing in there. The workout is killer, you switch from running on the treadmill at various speeds and inclines to getting your butt kicked in bootcamp style lifts and movements on the floor. You rotate back and forth to keep your heart rate up. I had done Orange Theory for about a year, so was familiar with this type of training, but I'd imagine if it was your first time, it's kind of confusing. The instructor didn't know I had any experience, so I could have been totally new to this and there wasn't really any personal time spent with me. Just "incline, push here" and "speed, push here" - but that was totally it. I felt like the staff was a bit apathetic. I was hoping someone would walk me into the locker room and just do a quick 2 minute lap around the place with me. It's small so it's not like you can't figure it out - but I think a little more attention makes for a great customer experience - esp when paying over $30/class. I'll definitely be back to get butt kicked! read more

The workout itself was just okay.... A word of warning: DON'T use the locker rooms.... at least at this location. When you return, your belongings are gone. But after you call the police, they mysteriously reappear before the policeman arrives .... The workout was not worth all of the hassle afterwards! read more

I have tried and enjoyed numerous exercise classes in New York, but this was by far the worst experience I have had. First of all, I believe that the workout can be downright dangerous. There was absolutely no instruction on proper form, and we were instructed to use extremely heavy weights that were not appropriate for the fitness level of several of the people in the room. Without proper instruction, this could cause serious injuries. New York is full of expensive workouts, and with most of them, I'll be honest, I can say they may be worth the price for the amenities and, even more so, for the excellent attention and instruction. By contrast, I have no idea what we're paying for at Barry's. A flashy trendy studio space it may be, but there is nothing offered by the instructors and staff except attitude. When I asked the instructor for a correction since one of the exercises was causing hip pain (at an appropriate time so it would not interfere with the class), he chose to completely ignore me until the set was finished, by which time there was no point in asking for a modification. I have experienced only the opposite at other comparable exercise studios. This place is overpriced, snooty, rude, and I'm still not sure what it is we're paying for since I'd get equally little instruction just doing this stuff on my own at the gym... Oh, and if you want to buy a small bottle of water, it'll cost you SIX dollars. I am not inclined to leave negative reviews of businesses, but when I called to speak to a manager directly, my concerns were dismissed and he could not have been less interested or more eager to get me off the phone. This would never have happened at other comparable exercise studios that go out of their way to make customer satisfaction a concern (especially given the prices we are paying). I think it's important for people to know that this place is not welcoming, not comfortable, and, furthermore, potentially physically dangerous. read more

This location is my favorite in the city. Big and spacious. Energy is amazing here and the teachers are great. Monday's and Thursday ( abs and arms days) are the best :) I was so scared to go to a barrys and have been going religiously for over a year now. Really got me in the best shape me tally and physically. read more

I had always wanted to try Barry's bootcamp, because I heard the Kardashians do it. Call me lame, but yes, that's the truth. I had also seen videos of Barry shouting over the microphone at his clients. Sounds fun right? There are 3 locations in Manhattan- Chelsea, Tribeca and Noho. From different reviews, it seemed like Noho was the best and cleanest location, so I signed up for a total body class. I had some difficulty signing up and called them, the lady at the front desk who helped me was extremely helpful and nice. I was impressed. You should show up early, I would 10-15 min. when you enter, you should let the people at the front desk know that you have arrived. They explained to me that I would be starting on the floor first, instead of the treadmill. I went to the ladies room to get changed. The lockers don't require locks which is awesome. The locker room was pretty small though, with only about 5 showers. However, they have Malin + Goetz products. There are large towels in the locker room. I grabbed one and waited outside the studio, and realized I was the only person with such a large towel. Do not make the same mistake! They have smaller towels outside the studio. You can also buy water, I believe it was $3. When the class starts, you should go to your station, which is either the floor or the treadmill. Everything has numbers so you will know where to go. The instructor was extremely helpful and asked who was a first timer. She came over to explain everything to me. This is how the workout goes. While you work out on the floor doing weights, somebody else will be running on the treadmill. You switch back and forth throughout. It was helpful to be able to look at yourself in the mirror while lifting weights. The workout on the treadmill was tough. As a short person, my legs are short too, so I was not able to run as fast as the 6'5 guy beside me. The instructor would tell you what pace to go at, for instance, sprint at any speed about 7.0mph. I actually found myself running at 8.0 mph at times, which was great. The treadmills are all Woodway. We did intervals, but didn't do any inclines, which is fine as I hate inclines. They blast really loud music, which I loved. I have a tendency to get bored running on the treadmill but it was actually pretty fun since the instructor keeps switching up what you are doing, and gives you time to rest too. There is a store outside where you can buy Barry's themed clothing. There is also a juice bar. Overall, a fun workout. I didn't find it that hard though. read more

I finally got into a class here via ClassPass. I signed up for Arms and Abs (this is their Monday class) and mentally prepared myself as I've heard this class is hard! I started on the treadmill and the warm up was fine but THEN we were going up a hill and the instructor said to set the incline at FOURTEEN PERCENT! We were to be going anywhere from 7.0-9.0 on the treadmill during this time. Are you crazy? I could not keep up. I consider myself in shape but I'm no elite athlete so this class was VERY tough for me. I did the best I could, telling myself that this was my first class and I can tone it down a bit if I have to. Once that torture was over, we moved to the floor for the strength portion. We did several different exercises with resistance bands and weights and later did just a little bit of ab work, which I was fine with because I hate ab work. The class basically alternates between treadmill and floor which was great because you never feel too bored or overworked. I mean I DID feel overworked, but just because I'm a newbie :) I felt the class went by fairly quickly and although I felt like death after, I felt like I accomplished something. The locker room is average size with a few showers and toiletries available. The one thing I really loved was their huge lockers! I didn't have any issue stuffing all my things inside and praying it closed like I do in other studios. The locks are electronic so no need to bring your own. Water is available to purchase or you can ask the juice bar employee to fill up your own bottle. I can't recall my instructor's name, but I made sure to tell him I was new and he gave everyone a high five at the end which was encouraging! If I can get in again through CP, I will be back to Barry's! read more

Yes Yes Yes. The best freaking workout ever! This is the best location in my opinion. As usual I gained weight over the holidays and around February go into a full fledged panic. Great to shed those extra pounds and get back on track QUICK. Add the total body classes to your normal gym routine and I promise you those holiday treats will melt right off. This is a HIIT workout for an hour straight. Can get a little intense for me in particular the treadmill portions but I always feel great and accomplished afterwards. Its a great workout for all levels as well. Prepare to be sore the next day but I kind of love that feeling :) Buy a package and force yourself to go, your body will thank you. read more

Normally I steer away from such high intensity workouts, and honestly have been a little intimidated by Barrys. But took Ash Wangs's class and WOAH I feel so empowered. She was welcoming from the very start and super encouraging throughout the class. Her high energy and positive attitude really pushes people to their (own) limit in the best way possible. Doesn't hurt that the playlist was on point ethier! Thanks Ash for making me feel like I can, will definitely be back and would recommend to anyone else. read more

My favorite workout of all time. Favorite location and as a plus Oribe products in the shower. It doesn't get better. If you want a workout where they baby and cater to your every whim this is not your spot. If you are looking for a spot where you walk in and get on with your workout then this is the spot. AMAZING!!!!! No complaints whatsoever. read more

One of the best if not the best workout regiment I've taken in my life. Not only do the trainers push you hard but they are all hot and great at and good for inspiration. They also have a juice bar to fix your nutrition needs after a hard class. I recommend everyone try at least one class because once you've tried one you'll be hooked! read more

I was so excited to finally try Barry's but it wasn't as intense as I thought it would be, especially since they boast that you can burn up to 1000cals (Fitbit said I burned approx 300)! The whole class consisted of intervals & strength training. I mean, the intervals were tough but as someone who does HIIT on the treadmill already, it wasn't anything different than I was used to. I'm sure if I kept taking Barry's, I'd see physical changes but at the same time, I didn't feel like we concentrated enough on one particular exercise to benefit from it. Also, they only allocated like, 1 min of stretching at the end, and we all know you shouldn't neglect that! Some pros were the layout and design of the workout space, with the dim red lights, mirrors, and designated treadmills. The locker room was also nice and clean, but that's to be expected for a "high-end" studio. They have plenty of lockers with electronic locks, 4 showers stocked with Malin Goetz products, and 2 blow dryers. Lastly, the instructor was helpful in correcting my form and motivational. I was initially intimidated since he was super jacked. But in reality, he was very down to earth and super nice when he found out it was my first time, giving me a rundown of what to expect. Argh, I know this review seems all over the place. I mean, I really wanted to love it, but I don't think this class is worth what they charge since you can easily do similar workouts at a pretty basic gym. Mayyybe if it were cheaper, I'd continue since the whole vibe and instructor help motivate you to complete your workout. But I'd honestly rather pay for a class that offers a more unique experience. read more

This location is great! It's clean, friendly and the instructors are good. This is the best workout I've ever done for my abs! I've been to classes led by both Niv and Josey. They both have their own styles and Josey's music playlist is incredible! I'll certainly be back 3x per week. read more

After two classes, I'm not sure what to think. I took a hard core abs class and full body. I'm in pretty good shape and felt the floor exercises were manageable, but the treadmill intervals are ridiculous! Insane! It's nuts and think it is way too much. I don't think the classes are worth $36, I can definitely do a lot of it on my own, does it help having someone yell at you? Of course! But not for $36. And the fuel bar is way over priced! Oh, and please fix the lockers! There are so many lockers not working! read more

I've only been here once, but found the experience very consistent with my experience at the Barry's SF location. It's probably one of the best studio workouts I've had and I prefer it over SoulCycle. The workout is comprised of half the time on the treadmill doing a mix of jog/run/spring/resistance and the other half doing some sort of strength training in a dark room with loud music blasting. Studio and locker room space is very spacious and clean. There's plenty of space to maneuver while waiting for the previous class to end (can be an issue at Barry's SF) and showers are very luxurious with rock "tiling". There's about 4-5 showers with Malin + Goetz face wash, body wash, shampoo, and conditioner. Never heard of this brand before, but did a quick google search and is apparently a pretty high-end product. The only downside is that if you're on either treadmill 4 or 5, there's a big glass column in between these two treadmills so spacing is a little tricky when the instructor wants you to do, say, pushups on the ground while your feet are still on the treadmill. Also my treadmill #5 was touching treadmill #6, which had a very intense runner so at times I felt my treadmill was shaking a bit from #6's vibrations. Oh, and it's very pricey, $34 for drop-in, but hey, health is wealth, right? read more

Can't say enough great things about the team in NOHO. It's a great workout and the instructor was amazing today. My dad is going blind and he did the workout with us. The team in NOHO went above and beyond to accommodate him and make sure he had a great workout. Can't thank them enough for all their help! read more

I've really been enjoying Barry's, but this guy Jason is awful. He literally told us we need to "fucking listen". He can't manage the floor and treadmills, so he chooses floor & gets in his own workout. He counts down incessantly, but you never know if he's addressing you or the floor or what? He mumbles instructions, but god forbid you try to figure out what he's saying he will call you out say if you make excuses that's what you are? Total shitty, negative attitude, and there's so many reviews (management are you reading your class pass reviews?)with the same sentiment I'm surprised he has a job. read more