I travel to Wilmington for work sporadically and am so happy I have now found my go-to workout…read morestudio in town! I came for the first free class and was so impressed at the studio's welcoming atmosphere. The Barre X class was unique and, as someone who has done barre for awhile, it was refreshing to try something new! The class size was small (only 6) so it had a great, intimate feel to it. The energy was high and after class Ashley was extremely friendly explaining prices and packages and I'm excited to come back with my coworkers next time I am back in town!

I commute from Upper Darby to Newark and I'm always trying new yoga and fitness studios along the…read moreI-95 and 202 corridors through ClassPass and Groupon. I've tried several barre classes in DE and PA and absolutely love their Skinny Barre class; I plan on making it a permanent part of my weekly routine.

Diana's class is awesome! High energy, challenging, fun and upbeat music! Her classes are…read moreconsistently great! Love her! The studio is beautiful and all of the instructors are fantastic! Would highly recommend!

Love Barre Balanced! All the instructors are incredible! Every workout is challenging but…read moreabsolutely doable. Extremely Covid conscious, I have always felt very safe working out here. Thank you for keeping me sane during this time!

I recently started attending classes at Cycology 202 after signing up for a great "back-to-school"…read moreoffer --- $49 for two weeks of unlimited classes, and I've had a great experience so far. Located in the Glen Eagle shopping center (near the Gap, not far from Whole Foods), there is plenty of parking available. Upon walking inside, I've always been immediately greeted, checked in, and offered my size of cycling shoes (which are required to wear, so bring socks but don't worry about your sneakers). Without prompting, the instructors have recognized that I am new and offered help in setting up my bike to suit my size. There is bottled water available for purchase and they place towels at each bike station prior to class. They do not allow cell phones in the exercise rooms. Once everyone is set up, the instructor turns up the music and dims the light except for a few spotlights on the instructor, which feels like a club atmosphere. At times, especially when encouraging us to pedal as quickly as we can, they actually turn the light off entirely, which helps to keep your focus on yourself. They encourage you to pedal to the beat, then adding additional movements like push-ups, crunches, and arm weights while pedaling --- which is a real challenge and a great full body work-out. Classes can be reserved in advance via their website or their app, and you are able to reserve a specific bike (which was useful for attending class with a friend). The studio also offers barre and HIIT classes, but I have yet to try those.

This place is awesome. Riding in a dark room with glowy lights makes it feel like a club. So much…read morefun.

I just love the yoga tone classes and the barre classes. Leslie's guided meditation has really…read morehelped me through some extremely stressful times. I also love the way Leslie makes accommodations when I need them. I have been doing yoga for 28 years, and Leslie's classes are by far the absolute best!

From the owner: At Bliss Yoga Studio our focus is on wellness and health. We…read morecare about your mental, and physical health. Our goal is to play a small role in facilitating the entire spectrum of well being everyone of us can achieve. Bliss yoga Studio is a warm comfortable studio for beginners, experienced yogis, fitness buffs, and newbies to the potentially intimidating world of fitness. We welcome everyone striding towards wellness, peace, and balance in your lives. Please feel welcomed to stop by and reconnect with you true self.

Perfect gym, perfect community. Increasing prices and limited hours are the only negatives.read more

Clean, good service. Lot of great equipment. Very diverse gym. Only con are operational hours…read morecompared to 24/7 gyms, but it's pretty normal for a standard family, working adult, or older kids.

This gym has been here about 5 years I'm guessing. I have attended random classes on and off (not…read moreduring pandemic). They have a good array of classes: barre, spin, Pilates, boxing, yoga.. I like the spin classes the best as they are different from the other gyms in the area. Bikes are well maintained, music is great, workout varies each time - so no boredom. Arms used in workout too! If you try the spin/barre class you also get to have a full body workout. Instructors are friendly and do not intimidate Brooke offers an early morning workout that is a great start for the day. Ashley, Beth & Callista are energetic and positive motivators. The boxing class is challenging FUN Haven't tried the yoga yet but plan to.

From the owner: Looking to lose weight? To feel and look better? To be part of a fitness community that keeps you…read moremotivated? Sign up for a "No Sweat Intro" to get started! It doesn't matter if you've never been in a fitness program before and are just starting. We meet you at your current fitness level and help you transform how you look and feel. Don't wait - sign up today!

I came here for a tennis drill session called Point Play, and the session was conducted very well…read moreby coach Jonathan. The courts are maintained well. Locker rooms are maintained well. Nice place to get some tennis.

I dropped in today for a semi-private lesson. I wasn't sure what to expect. It was fun and a…read moreworkout. Our instructor was good and taught us the basics. I plan on returning next weekend for a second lesson.

I signed up for a class in November and they billed me for an entire month at $79 and have…read morecontinued to bill me at $79 a month for a total of 5 months. I have called repeatedly and no one answers the phone and have emailed them and it is an invalid email address. I was actually able to get a hold of someone 6 weeks ago who said she would take care of it and refund my money back but they have yet to do so. I am in the process now of disputing with my credit card company. Not good business people!!!!

I purchased a 5 class new student introductory offer and as of last week I completed my 5 classes…read more My thoughts...... First - barre was new to me and so I certainly wasn't use to this type of activity. For me, this was one intense workout that made me drip sweat like a land beast. I was sore after every class and really felt it in every muscle not just thighs or arms. Second - they have a lot of classes. You need early? They have early. You want late? They have that too. There is a class that will fit into your schedule and that's handy for someone like me whose work schedule isn't the same every day. Third - It's convenient and it's an attractive space in which to work out. Why does this matter? I don't know that it does, but so many people who write reviews always comment on the space if it's old, outdated, crusty, raggedy, etc. This place is new, modern, clean & cute. It's easy to get to, I never once had an issue with parking & there is a coffee shop literally 3 doors down for your post workout caffeine fix. Ok, so all that & only four stars? Well, it's small and the five classes I attended were all packed. I always felt like I was on top of someone or that I might kick someone if I didn't pay close attention. They don't have a changing room, I didn't know that for my first class & showed up in my work clothes & a gym bag. Their only restroom is inside the studio so you'll need to wait until class is over to go in there & change. That first time there was a queue of people who just finished working out waiting to use it and then me waiting like a dope to go change. I changed at work after that initial class. As a workout it is probably five stars, but as a whole, I never really felt fully comfortable there. I always felt like I was doing it wrong but seldom if ever got corrected. I always felt too clumsy, too sweaty, too frumpy, too fat, too much - but that's my own hang up not theirs. It's a great work out and fit in nicely between kickboxing & the gym. If you're going to give it a try, do yourself two favors - first, spend the $16 and buy the barre socks right away. Second, try to take at least one class with Marla - she was so encouraging and motivating, I wish she taught there more often but no matter who leads, you're going to get a great workout.