Coach Oronde was amazing, the energy and music was on point and definitely the body! The rest room itself was small but doable I was expecting a bigger studio but it did the job. The locker room was very room considering the space and the lobby wasn't too bad either. Location wise it was prefect, it was nearby the main strip of Hillcrest. read more

Barry's Bootcamp delivered a solid HIIT session. The treadmill blocks were the highlight with lots of running, and I covered about 2 miles in 16 minutes. The floor work wasn't overly tough, mostly standard HIIT strength moves you'll recognize from other classes. Overall, it struck a nice balance: approachable but still challenging enough to feel like a great workout. read more

Worked out here 2 days in a row and had great workouts! Two different classes with 2 different trainers... It's circuit training where you start on the treadmill or on the floor (or bench made of risers) doing exercises for 2 rounds. While this gym is not large, they make good use of the space and it is clean. The trainers provide instructions on exercises and metrics for your runs and their playlists are fun and energizing. They don't have an open gym floor but if group classes are what you're into, this will certainly be your niche. They have 4 Thera guns in the lobby for use and men's and women's locker rooms. They don't have a juice bar. read more

I credit Barry's with taking me from working out zero times a year to working out multiple times per week. Dark lighting and loud music remove all the normal insecurities (am I breathing too loud? do I look strange?) and make it fun. Recommend classes with Angel, Brooke, and Matty! And don't be intimidated if you're not super fit or athletic, you'll be just fine! read more

I have been to Barry's in other cities, and the programming will get you right in no time. Those workouts are true HIIT, and I can see how people who frequently workout with Barry's get snatched. However, the gym culture is what you would expect. The facility is very nice, there are multiple showers and the instructor gave great directions that were easy to follow. The music was terrible, but I would give it another chance before I make that a solid takeaway. read more

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I always wondered why Barry's has such a cult following, and finally decided to come see what the hype is about since they had a Friends with Benefits promotion going on (for anyone that brings a first-timer, both people get their next class free). You first reserve your spot before class, and you can choose to start on either floor or treadmills. From there, you just rotate between the two for two rounds. There are also a limited number of double floor spots where you just stay on floor the entire time, if you don't want to or can't run. The classes can definitely be hectic/chaotic for first-timers, since the teacher is constantly yelling out instructions to the floor and tread groups and you have to listen our for your section. I asked my friends for a run-down before class which made things a lot more doable, otherwise I would have been completely lost. Highly recommend getting a run-down from a friend or the front desk beforehand if it's your first time. For the treadmills, you alternate between jogging, running, and sprinting, on both flat and incline. The floor is strength training that targets various muscle groups depending on the workout you signed up for. It's very high rep though with no breaks (although of course you can always take breaks when needed), so I'd say the classes here are definitely more of cardio/muscle endurance workouts rather than strength. Personally, I wasn't a huge fam of the dimly lit environment since I couldn't clearly see the front/edges of the treadmill from my periphery and felt like I could've mis-stepped and tripped at any time, especially during the sprints. Overall, a good option for cardio workouts if you prefer the structure of group fitness classes and want a fast-paced, upbeat environment. read more

I usually go to Barry's up in San Francisco and decided to give the San Diego studio a try. I took a class with Halle and I really enjoyed the class! Lots of EDM bangers to get me motivated while working out. Halle also took time to help fix my form while I was struggling so I appreciated that. I'd take Halle's class again. The studio is on the smaller side and got stuffy pretty quickly. I couldn't stay for the stretching portion after class because I just felt so suffocated. One thing to note is that this studio does not have a Fuel Bar - a bummer because I was looking forward to a shake! read more

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I have had the opportunity to take several Barry classes thanks to their collabs with local outfit stores, like Lululemon or Vuori. I love the enthusiasm of all trainers and also the format of the HIIT classes. They offer packages from 1 to 50 classes (price gets lower when you buy more classes, as usual) and also you can buy memberships. read more

Those who have taken a Barry's class know that you're signing up for a tough workout. I've enjoyed being part of the Barry's community and meeting all of the different instructors in classes. The studio is very clean and organized, and usually has fun giveaways from time to time which is such a nice treat. I also love the events they host for certain classes like a meditation class, emo night, stretching, or a happy hour post workout. Stephen and Crystal are my fav instructors - they are high energy and motivating! I opted for the class pack as I try to take one class a week to supplement my other workouts. If you're committed to Barry's as your main workout for the week, the membership may be a better option. Don't forget to check out their first timer promotion for a discounted class pack! read more

Been attending various Barrys studios since 2017. The San Diego studio has truly become home. The staff and instructors are so welcoming and the classes are all challenging but also not impossible. I cant imagine going to a different gym read more

What a fun first time at Barrys! For a three day trial over the span of 2 weeks, you pay 49 dollars. This was the only option I had to try out the gym because I had friends in town and they are frequent goers! I've always passed by the studio but never been in. To my surprise, it was smaller than I expected, but they made do with what they had. I was welcomed by a bunch of high energy folks, which is nice and the bathrooms are well kept. Bathrooms being well kept is always a must for a high class gym, so kudos to Barrys! Now onto the workout, it was upper body and cardio. We were in a dark room with AC and fans to keep us cool. the dark lighting and red energy lighting was diffrent, but fun. They are currently having a sale on their merchandise and I will deifnitely be using the last few passes left to hopefully get the full Barry's experience! See ya soon Barrys Fam! read more

Great place to Workout! I have been here for about 3 classes and each time I leave feeling great! The gym itself is clean and has some Barry's gear for sale in the lobby. The staff always greets me with a smile each time. The bathroom is nice and clean. They have showers available if you need. They provide all the necessary items for a shower soap, shampoo, conditioner and lotion. I enjoy the mix of cardio and strength. The coach gives your a suggestion of the what rate you got at bit of course your encouraged to do what beats fits you. I will continue to do my workouts here! read more

A great workout all around! My coach Brooke crushed it, she was super motivating. The place was very clean!

So I've lived in the building above Barry's for almost two years and was always sort of intimidated to try them out. I finally got over my fears and gave them a shot yesterday and actually came back for my second class today! Front-desk staff and trainers are super high-energy and super nice. I booked my classes on ClassPass (about $17/class) but they've actually got a pretty good promo going for $85 for 6 classes (about $14/class, which is pretty good IMO). While they are on the pricier side, I enjoy the included amenities such as: -Free gum -Free earplugs (I attend EDM events and the music does get pretty loud, even for me; so I just ask for a treadmill away from the speakers) -Free hair ties -Towel service including small towels for the Red Room and bath towels in the restroom -Shower -Hair dryer, deodorant, wet bag for clothes -Combination lockers both in the lobby and in the lockers -use of their Theraguns (probably about 4 of them at the counter) Great upbeat music, and not super crowded at the 9:40 and 10:50 classes. Lots of Barrys x Lululemon merch for purchase in the lobby. Typical HIIT setup with treadmill and floor stations that correspond with each other, and workouts that aren't too hard to follow. Plenty of weights for everyone, and they provide suggested speed and incline ranges to help keep you on track during cardio. Sort of fun working out in a dimly lit, red ambient light room to EDM and Pop. Would def come back but most def be on the lookout for more promotional rates because I still need to eat . =p read more

I think I've been to this studio a long time ago, but it's definitely been re-done and looks a lot nicer than I remember, decided to give it another go, signed up on Class Pass until I decide if I want to commit to more often. Parking is Hillcrest/Trader Joe's, I usually find a spot in the back of Trader Joe's, but if not there's always space in the lot. When you walk in, you check in, and then there's a nice space to hang out, lockers (that you program a code) and nice locker rooms/bathrooms with showers etc. The studio itself is still pretty tight, packed with treadmills along one side and floor/mats/weights on the other side. If you start on the tread, you hop on one of those. The incline and speed being numbered is nice, so as the instructor shouts your speed/incline you can just press one button rather than ups and downs etc. Then there's an equal number on every floor spot. I think my understanding is you flip the pad on top of the step over so that you're not using the same side as the person switching with you. When you're on the floor you also grab weights based on the muscles you're working out. It's still a little hard to follow, if the instructor is talking to treadmills or floor and what to do, but if you just sorta embrace that and if you get messed up look at the person next to you, the chaos is part of what makes it fun. They also provide a towel at your starting spot. Overall I really enjoyed the class, I sweat so much, the music was fun, and it was a great way to mixup my normal runs and gym workouts, I'll definitely be back. read more

I'm not and never will be a "gym-bro" that spends all my free time at the gym. Since time is precious and I want to do more with my workouts than just cardio, Barry's is a good compromise that fulfills both my cardio and strength training goals. Located in the Hillcrest HUB, it share space with a few boutique workout studios, a few restaurants and most notably a Ralph's and Trader Joe's. I actually take advantage of this quite a bit and have done my grocery shopping coming straight from a workout session. Parking's a precious commodity around here and I rather would spend my time wisely. The trainers here are *awesome* and are essentially the reason why I go. I have a few at the moment: - Matty and Angel for Saturday's "Full Body - Upper Workout". They're the sweetest people and also try to teach proper form - Stephen for M/W upper-body specific classes. I also love his enthusiasm. - Brooke also teaches proper form and is super informative. - Vince is the hardest of the trainers for T-Th ("Lower Body" and "Abs/Ass" aka leg and booty day). I do love his classes because those are the body parts I want to improve the most! I go here 3x/week with the specific classes based on work schedule but now that my OTs have declined a bit I can commit to a specific schedule. I love how the group struggles with you yet the instructors are so encouraging! I always feel like I had a great workout afterwards. I've only been doing this a month and yet I feel happier all the time and my self-confidence in my body has improved, even though I'm not at my ideal weight just yet. The only downside is the cost... NGL Barry's is *pricey*. 12-class membership is around $220/monthly. But my defense is that time is money and I would just get lost at the gym if I were to go to those big box gym places. read more

Barry's Bootcamp is a fitness haven that brings intensity and fun together. The high-energy classes and motivating instructors push you to your limits, making every workout an accomplishment! Brooke and Maya are my favorites but the entire team is flawless!! read more

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This place is Amazing but beware - the location is a bit treacherous if you're driving there. I've missed class bc I simply can't get parking and then get charged $33 for missing class when I drove around for 20 mins looking for parking. V sad sometimes but still- it's amazing! read more

If you're looking for a workout to get some cardio and weight lifting in before or after your work day, check out Barry's San Diego. The staff is always friendly and nice, and the cleaning crew does a phenomenal job keeping the place in tip top shape. When class starts, it's a pretty straight forward bootcamp vibe - think HIIT workouts and good music with an awesome coach. Most folks show up a few minutes before class to check-in at the front desk before you're welcomed into the Red Room. I recently took a class by Stephen, and let's just say, he was an incredible instructor. I was reluctant to take a 6:20PM class, especially after a long work day, but Stephen showed up - delivered - and set the bar for what every San Diego Barry's class should feel like. He was engaged, personable and really connected with the class, which doesn't happen with all instructors. You can tell he really cares about his craft, and it showed. My friend agreed. On your way out, or between switching stations, don't forget to give your neighbors a fist bump for making it to class! Barry's isn't an easy workout. Pro-tip #1: Try to get a spot away from the speakers, or else your ear drums will be suffering. Pro-tip #2: Try to get a spot away directly in front of the fans, lol - trust me, your future self, after the first or second round, will thank you. Pro-tip #3: Bring some water - seriously. You're going to need it. Pro-tip #4: If this is your first time at Barry's, please do not push yourself. The coach's suggestions on speed, weight and rep are just that - suggestions. Be kind to your body and push yourself at your own comfort level. read more

Best of both world. Weight training and cardio in one class! It's def. up beat, and fast paced. Your first day, you may feel overwhelmed because you are in this dark room, loud music playing and you want to die b/c this is a hard workout. You get to run in intervals on treadmills and get to do some weight lifting. You can go heavy as you want, there are a lot of barbell options but also don't forget, this is fast paced. You get to pick if you want to start on the floor (which is weights), or the treadmills. I go with weights first, because my body is breaking from running these hard AF intervals. You run, then lift, then run again, then lift again. I thank god for loud music because every time, I'm screaming and huffing and puffing. Great workout, great vibe. little chaotic at first but you get used to the fast paced environment quickly. read more

Came here for a workout a month ago and OMGGG the workout here is KILLER but you feel so gooood after. You sweat so much its insane. I like the back and forth between weights and cardio, and not being at each station for too long. Like just when I think I'm too tired at a station, it's perfectly timed to switch to the next station. The music is loud and motivating, as are the instructors. I believe Stephen was my instructor when I went for the first time and he helped with form which was great. Usually trainers don't help much with form in group settings but he did, and he was super encouraging. Overall great workout, encouraging instructors, and the workout feels quick, goes by quick! read more

Barry's truly lives up to the hype seen on social media. I came here for an abs and aşş class one time and really enjoyed the tough workout that made me feel great and sweaty afterwards. read more

My friends and I had an open weekend morning and two of us had passes to use up, so we decided to book a class on a Sunday at 8:30am with Halle. It was 2/3 of our first times trying out Barry's, although we had done classes similar before (i.e. OT) - PARKING - There's 2-hour spots right in front of the entrance, and additional parking in the nearby lot and streets. - SERVICE/ENVIRONMENT - Since it was two of our first times there, we went in blindly and followed our friend's instructions and general advice. I think otherwise we would have gone to the front desk and expressed it was our first visits and hopefully they would have guided us. There's merch available to buy and lockers in the lobby area. They have a Men's and Women's locker room, where additional lockers can be found. The Women's locker room seemed to still have some construction going on, so the walls didn't look the absolute best. There's showers available but the space overall is quite narrow in my opinion, which would make it hard to change. Before you go in, there's a shelf with towels available for you. - WORKOUT - RUN X LIFT Total Body - Halle L. (50 min) I'm glad there was a full-body workout available on the weekend as a sort of entry workout for us to try. When you sign-up online, you pick whether you start on the Treadmills or Floor. The number assigned to your Treadmill/Floor is the same number when you rotate in between the rounds. Once you walk into the room, you get started immediately. Halle, our trainer for this class, starts yelling out instructions to both the Treads/Floor members, and at first there was a lot going on to process. This was my first instructed class in a long time, and for it to be so fast-paced took a bit getting used to while still figuring out the room layout and equipment. I'm familiar with strength exercises and that made it a lot easier for me to get into the groove of things, but my friend isn't as well-versed and she said it was difficult to follow along. The workout itself was demanding, but I definitely could have pushed myself more. Halle gives 3 levels each round, whether it's 3 different running speeds or 3 different weight amounts, you choose what works for you. Some people go above the stated levels, others go lower - I noticed you do get praised for going above and beyond but still encouraged throughout if you need to slow down. - OVERALL - I would recommend Barry's to Intermediate/Advanced fitness goers as it's much more fast-paced than other workout classes. You should have a good general knowledge of weight exercises and should be somewhat capable of 2 rounds of intense Treadmill runs. I enjoyed my experience and would definitely try another Barry's class, but my other friend says she would prefer other places. read more

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Awful! Front desk lady had me kicked out because of a spine issue. I've been going to the original Barry's when he actually taught in West Hollywood. Avoid this venue. read more

Barry's kicked my butt!! I like how this workout incorporates HIIT workout with cardio and weights. The red lights, great music, and switching from Treadmill to Floor was a nice change and split into the workout. My first class was awesome from the friendly front staff to my first instructor who was Marc. He was a great instructor and we had two different sets and it was an intense full body workout. For my second class I had Angel who split it into three different sets for the full body workout. I loved how she corrected my form which was helpful, and I was getting the hang of everything after having tried Marc's class. They have one restroom and cubbies/lockers for your belongings. I found parking easily as this is in the Hub Hillcrest Market which I had been to before as there are a few other awesome fitness studios in this shopping center. I definitely feel hooked on the push and energy of Barry's Bootcamp! I found a new FAVE.~ read more

Done barry's a good amount of times now and it never fails. great energy, great music, awesome instructors! everyday is a different type of work out with various muscle groups, the overall work out consists of running + lifting... you also have the choice to do double floors or double tread. workouts are around 45 to 55 mins long. signing up is pretty but you will need to sign up in advance on their website to pick your spot. DF = double Floors [ only lifting ] or DT = double treads [ only running ] each tread has a fan..which usually comes on and you can angle it towards or away from you. instructors are clear on the movements and treadmill settings and how long you will holding or running at, this is done extremely well since it timed perfectly w/ the music. there is also a range of weights or speeds given... on the tread you will hear something like "6.5, 7.5, 8.5" those are only suggestions but it does help to know around where you might want to be. the lobby has foam rollers and they have 2 hypervolts.. there are lockers inside the studio and you will need to bring your own water bottle filled and a sweat towel. great friendly staff. barry's also has challenges which usually tend to be cheaper than doing a drop-in. see you in the red room! read more

Can't believe I am just writing a review, moved from LA to SD a year and a half ago, and my first thing to search was where is my nearest Barry's! Honestly has not disappoint, from my first class with Brooke, to trying every single instructor here, I can't say this enough, but each one of them push you in so many different ways, and I love it! Thank you to all the following that I've taken a class with you guys are seriously amazing; Vince, Stephen, Brooke, Matt, Maya, Crystal, Dan, and Angel seriously you guys rock! read more

My favorite "gym" and workout in San Diego. I first started going to Barry's in San Francisco, and transitioned going to the Irvine location for quite some time before they closed over COVID. I have since been making the rather long drive down to Hillcrest on the weekend. Vince and Brooke for the win! Barry's is a world class studio gym with luxury amenities when it comes to towels, shampoo & conditioner, shower, hair dryer, etc. You need it (hair tie, tampons, etc) they have it. You're also guaranteed to have a sore booty for at least 3 days after each class. I hope I can live closer one day, so I can attend classes on the regular! read more

Holy moley! This is outrageously intense! You're probably wondering what a boutique boot camp workout offers you right? I always wonder what makes this distinct from other gyms. I love checking out new workout classes that push me beyond the limit. When my gal pal told me about sponsoring a class for me, I said why not! Ok so, there isn't so much that you discover online when you search, "what happens @ one of these things?" The immediate question is, "do I really know what I'm getting into?" Don't let fear inhibit you, you will love the challenge. Trust me. The staff out front check you in and give you the low down on what to expect. AN HOUR OF INTENSITY. The trainer comes by and assures new-comers (aka me) that though they have determined sets of inclinations/modes/whatevs... it doesn't matter because you are at your own pace!! I liked that, I definitely remember when I was on the 6 incline, going 5.5 and being damn well proud of myself. The "red room" is where all the magic takes place. It's an intimate class setting with treadmills and floor work (mirror wall to see yourself and your form) There are plenty of Fans that line the ceiling to keep it cool (though I wish they misted hahaha) If you want a challenge and a great workout, come check this spot out read more

I love Barry's, it's a hit class and it's not for everybody. I love the atmosphere, the music, the algorithm of the class. I love to start on the treadmill to end on the floor. It's two sets of running on the treadmill and two sets of floor training for 50 min. I love trainers too which makes the class fun! I recommend!! read more

They've since updated the studio and have updated amenities. Good studio and instructors!

My first class will definitely not be the last! I was a little nervous but excited to try something new. This is my first time attending a "class setting" workout. It is different and challenging, in a good way. The alternating treadmill and floor work kept me on the edge, the lively atmosphere and the energy kept me going. I was amazed how much I was able to push myself and feel great after. Brooke is such a great trainer; I got the perfect combination of encouragement and support to keep me motivated throughout the work-out. Great place to have a fun and great work out, lots of parking and restaurants around the area. read more

Barry's San Diego - Interval Training Gyms Near Me - San Diego, California

Solid workout here. Be prepared to sweat it out and push your body. Love Barry's workout, I have been to the Hollywood location, Miami location and San Fran location so I know what I'm going to get here. However, it depends who's teaching. I like motivated instructors who push you to the limit and have lots of energy. So far I have taken Brook and Angel and they are awesome instructors. I also like the fact that this studio has lots of class times so I don't have to wake up at the crack of dawn to workout. I love they that they have afternoon classes on the weekends I prefer to sleep in and slow roll into my day and their class schedule rocks. While everyone is brunchin you can sweat it out and detox or just feel good looking yourself in the mirror. The location is easily accessible and lots of parking available in the parking lot of Trader Joe's/ Ralph's. I highly recommend you bring a little towel and water to your class. And get ready to burn some calories. And the studio always smells fancy, love the candles they have lit in the front desk. And the clothes are nice but not that nice to drop $$$ just enjoy the vibes and push yourself in class. Your waist will thank you. read more

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ultimate HIIT, no BS here, and a great place to workout. I've been to a lot of bootcamps and fitness classes, and this is the best one I've been to. Great use of the full hour, and good pace throughout the class. I took these classes as part of my training for Tough Mudder (second time around). Helped me get more lean and provided me with great leg and core conditioning that I needed. read more

Barry's San Diego - Interval Training Gyms Near Me - San Diego, California

FINALLY!!! Need to update my review (which was still 5 stars anyway) because Barry's San Diego had a remodel over the summer and it's no longer the red-headed-stepchild of Barry's locations. They got the space next door and expanded into an experience that's standard across all other locations (or at least the 12 I've been to): full locker rooms (with Oribe product), lockers in the lobby area, water bottle fill station, new treadmills and towels for class. As one of the earlier locations, they (previously) didn't have the amenities you'll find at other studios. And the lockers were inside the studio which took up space that is now much better utilized with additional treadmills. BUT it's always been an amazing workout and the price point isn't as high as SF/NYC so whatever. I'm excited about the facelift because I always visit the SD studio when I'm visiting my family throughout the year / over the holidays. I took Vince before and after Thanksgiving feasting and both workouts were so good. THANK YOU, VINCE! Also, I wanted to point out that Barry's San Diego used to have a couple quirks that have now been standardized across all locations -- on the floor, everyone used to start on the right side of the bench and take their mats with them from the floor to the treadmill (and set them on the side of the treadmill) which is no longer the case (start on the left and flip mats if needed). That might seem like random information but could be helpful if it's been a while since you've visited this studio. Anyways, I love love love Barry's and now love the San Diego studio even more! read more

I have to run a quick update of my review. I've already talked about the workout, but I cannot tell you how stand up this whole team is. G, Jane and Zach at the front desk are always so awesome and willing to go above and beyond for their members. You truly feel like part of a family here. All of the instructors run their classes with open minds, so do not be scared to come in and check this place out! Seriously... come in and try it once and you will be HOOKED. I would also recommend taking part in the challenges they run. You will feel fantastic and so proud of yourself once you hit your goal. Another recommendation I have is to also follow their instructors on Instagram. I get a lot of my information regarding sales, challenges, and charity classes from their social media. It is very helpful! read more

I AM ABSOLUTELY OBSESSED WITH THIS STUDIO! I first heard of Barry's through ClassPass. I've been to the studio three times now and am highly debating on a membership. Barry's is a HIIT fitness studio. Each class, you use the treadmill for half the class and do floor exercises with light to moderately heavy weights. Each day targets a different area: abs, legs & butts, arms, and full body on the weekends. The one hour goes by super fast and trust me on this: you WILL sweat. HIGHLY recommend. read more

I absolutely LOVE Barry's as a workout. Moving from San Francisco, I was so happy to see that classes were only $22/class here compared the $35 up there. But, you get what you pay for I guess. It's still a good work out but this studio is missing all of the amenities and the Barry's "cool vibe" that most other studios have. No showers, no smoothie bar, no free towels, really old equipment, and a cramped space. Some of the instructors are good, but others don't have as much energy. Now that I live in SD, I hope that Barry's expands with some new locations around the county but for now, this location gets 3 stars in my book. read more

I wanted to try something different that was like personal training however Barry's didn't offer it however I have heard many good news on this place. I came in briefly wanting to learn more about the policies, rules, facility, etc. Julianna informed that the sessions are an 1 long, with cardio and either abs/gluts/thighs/arms. Weekends are full body. Once the paperwork was signed I got on the treadmill and quickly started. They have classes everyday and. It's back to back classes. Long story short: If you want a intense program this is it. Don't be scared to think that they tell you to go to a pace that's different than yours. You can go as long as your comfortable. Small issue is there is no water fountain to refill your bottle, and only one bathroom. Be prepared for parking trouble also since the parking lot is for 2 hours and the parking on the street is for 15-30 minutes. read more

When I started using ClassPass in San Francisco, one of my first workouts was at Barry's Bootcamp in the Marina. I decided to end my trip with some workouts and Barry's Bootcamp would be one of them. The workouts consist of treadmill and dumbbells with bench. That is what Barry's Bootcamp consists of. Basically, I think, the best part is that they tell you when to use the treadmill instead of you getting yourself to use a treadmill at some gym. Half treadmill/half weights. After going to so many gyms with ClassPass, I found that Barry's Bootcamp is actually kind of annoying. I mean some of the music is annoying and they kept playing Mariah Carey Xmas music. And the people are kinda annoying, but oh well. I'll do Barry's with ClassPass sometimes. read more