Robbin's restorative class was fantastic! I wish I lived nearby. The studio is very clean and…read morewelcoming. The staff is friendly and it seems to be in a good location. Definitely try them if you're looking for yoga, barre, HIIT.

I attended this studio, which is now Good Wolf Yoga since the doors opened. It has been an honor…read moreto see the owner grow herself by attaining the highest level of training offered by The Baptiste Institute. With music of the coolest vibe and a creative sequence based on Journey Into Power and the assists, the classes are truly 5 stars. I am also in the 40 Day Personal Revolution program and feel much more engaged with my practice on AND off the mat. I look forward to teacher training this spring.

I took an intro class here with friends and I enjoyed it. It was hard and they tell you it takes a…read morefew classes to really get the moves down but I did the best that I could and had fun working out with friends. I would likely return with a group again but it's quite pricey so a membership isn't in my current budget when I would still have to supplement this workout with others. I can say that 24 hours later I'm sore in places I forgot existed

Add me to the "skeptical at first" group. After my first class, I wasn't sold on Pure Barre, but…read morewas determined to make the most of my introductory unlimited month for $100.00, because once I set a goal, I'm determined to see it through. My dislike wasn't just because of the awkwardness everyone experiences during the first class (though admittedly, I felt like I sucked at everything at first, heh). It was because I considered the prices for regular classes to be pretty steep for a class that doesn't even last an hour. Not to mention the Pure Barre branded stuff everywhere (which of course is typical of any gym franchise), the cheesy pop music and the fact that the stretching didn't seem to be enough (you can stretch on your own, obviously). I thought it was really just a glorified exercise class that you can get anywhere and didn't really see what the fuss was. And now after 10 classes, I'm hooked on the burn. They say that it takes about 3 classes to get the precision of the moves down (think tiny, intense movements) and that's about right. Now, I find myself doing these exercises just about anywhere. It's strangely addictive to clench your muscles like this. It's a fast, intense workout. Time may seem to stand still as your muscles are shaking, yet it goes by so rapidly that the class is over in the blink of an eye. You may feel that it's so fast that surely this isn't enough of a workout and what the hell did you just spend 25 bucks a class for? But it is. It's a great way to tone that body up (though you'd definitely want to supplement the workout with cardiovascular exercises to keep yourself in tip top shape). People liken it to a combination of yoga, pilates and ballet. I actually don't really see anything too much in common with yoga. Ballet, absolutely, for you're standing at a barre doing pliés which totally kill your thighs. I've never taken pilates before, so I can't remark on that. The teachers are great overall, and of course you will like some more than others. I tend to prefer the teachers that give you some kind of countdown and verbal encouragement throughout. Once the teacher becomes silent, people are more apt to rest, which you don't want to do b/c working the muscles to fatigue is kind of the point (and many will tell you this). Other good stuff: the studio is spotless, fans are plentiful, and the staff is nice. FYI, the price goes down if you buy 5, 10, and 20 sessions at a time. I just bought my next 10 classes. This is a great supplement to yoga and cardio workouts. I yearn for a gym in this city that offers both good classes and equipment, but until there is, I'll be working out at my bare bones gym, Pure Barre and various yoga studios When you compare Pure Barre to yoga, the price is kind of astronomical. (At Life yoga, 90 minute classes as low as 8-10 dollars a pop) but they do have promotional specials and in March, if you take 20 classes you are eligible for a month of unlimited at 100.00, which is pretty sweet.

Only been here once for a special Girl Scout event but have no reason to give them anything but 5…read morestars. For our "Junior Jazzerciser" event, we had 8 Brownie Girl Scouts between 8-9 years old and their moms. We all had a blast. Good music, lots of laughs, and dancing. What more could you want? Our instructors were Ashley and Danielle, and they smiled the entire time and were very interactive. Ashley was the main one and made many Funny comments to get us involved, such as us running as fast as we could to get Girl Scout cookies. We all chuckled as we've all been there (and perhaps ran home to eat some after the calories we burned lol). I coordinated with the owner, Rachel, via text, and she was super easy to work with. She answered all the many questions I had and made sure everything was ready to go for our class date and time I chose. The instructors had the girls' patches ready as well as coupons for the moms. The class was 45 minutes of fun and bonding, and we made sure to take some group pics after. Many of the moms and I hope to use our coupon and return for more fun!

GREAT EXPERIENCE!…read more My daughter's Girl Scout troop got to participate in an instructor-led Jazzercise class. It was so great bc the parents were able to get in a workout but it was still easy enough for the girls to follow. The instructors were also so super friendly and completely welcomed us with open arms. Great, great experience!

If you are looking to get in shape or get over a plateau, this is THE place. No matter where your…read morefitness level starts, a couple months of this will definitely make changes. It's a great combination of cardio and strength, with a lot more switching than orange theory so you actually can keep your heart rate up more, and those of us without much cardiovascular endurance can push harder. It also lacks the obnoxiously in your face trainers of orange theory, which I cannot emphasize enough how much I appreciate. I might not be the best runner, but I am perfectly capable of working out as hard as I can without someone pushing my to injure myself. The instructors at tread are amazing at encouraging you to work hard and keep improving while recognising that every day isn't always our best day. The classes are a little pricey, but everyone should give this a try. It's definitely worth it.

All of the classes are an awesome workout. If you want to get in shape, this is the spot to be…read more The employees are friendly and helpful. They offer bike, barre, tread, & TRX classes. The classes are smaller which is a plus. They also offer a great selection of workout gear. It's a pricier gym so be prepared to pay. It's totally worth it.

Although I only get out to Destrehan a few days a month I went ahead and joined this gym. This has…read moreto be hands down the nicest small town gym I've ever seen. It's pretty large and has about every machine and free weight option I could want. The people here also are very friendly. I wish this gym with in the city, I'd workout here everyday!

I signed up for the 2 year contract in order to lock in a lower monthly rate. Which I was fine…read morewith(should have just went month to month). The gym moved locations shortly after I joined (they didnt bother to actually tell anyone they were moving with a simple email, they just shut the doors and said they would be open the following sunday, which they werent, through they did open the following monday. It took them almost a week to get and fit all the machines inside the newer building). New location looks better, but the move was mostly made so the gym could have the prime location near Ormond Drive (lots of traffic) Most of the actually machines that use plates (weight) are from the 80s and are extremely rusty and gross. Also non of the Olympic bars havent been oiled in ages. The classes there are nice, but I have never taken any. Dumbells do go up to a high weight, but the ones that have been used the most are loose and shift while using them. I went in to see about canceling my membership ( They will force you to pay the $150 ETF no matter) because I am moving, and they told me to call the finance company that handles the monthly payments. Such a lazy way of doing business. If you live close to Cardio Club, it is a decent gym to go to being that it is open 24 hours. But if you just want to do simple things and maybe have a class, go somewhere else. The old rusty machines and laziness when it comes to actually handling customers was a major turn off for me. Prolly the 2nd worse gym I have ever been to in the 16 years I have been going to gym. How to Cancel Your Cardio Club Membership While Under Contract. Just a little follow up on how to cancel your contract with Cardio Club. Hopefully this helps someone else not get the massive headache I now have. Cardio Club only allows you to cancel through certified mail aka snail mail( this is outright insane). They force you to mail the documents to ABC financial, which is in AR. The rep for ABC even asked me if I was explained on the proper way to cancel. I told them I was told to "call the finance company." The only way that you are allowed to cancel is because you are moving (which I am) and I have provide proof with a driver license, utility bill, etc. Cancellation of contracts is mentioned on the back of the contract you sign when you sign up, but all it says about proof is "proof that is satisfactory with management." So in your cancellation document, include that you want email notification that your SNAIL MAIL was received and that your membership contract was canceled on a computer. Address in order to cancel your membership is ABC Financial Services P.O. Box 6800 Sherwood, AR 72124 Cardio Club Could could allow you to cancel through email or even outdated fax, but no, they require you to use a very slow and painful mailing system.

I am a college student who is very active and lifts regularly. I came home and needed a gym…read moremembership while I was on break. I decided to do the free trial here because this location is convenient. I read a couple reviews before going and it didn't look too promising. It is a small gym and not super crowded, so that is a plus in my book, as you will probably never have to wait for a machine, but it didn't really take me that long to figure out why. I went to their website before going inside and registered for a free trial, but when I went inside the lady said the website is wrong (strange because it is a chain gym) and the trial is $10. In addition to that, for the time period that I wanted, I could get a premium membership (fitness consultation, body scan, and access to hydromassage beds, tanning beds, and light therapy room) at club 4 fitness for 1/3 of the price. They were having a deal at the time that made the premium membership cheaper for the first month. Club 4 also has an actual 3-day free trial, which I used for all 3 days. The gym itself isn't that bad, I was able to find everything that I needed for my workout (was doing push that day, so maybe not for pull/legs), and most of the equipment is in good shape. It is also worth noting that they have a complimentary fitness test, but you have to go elsewhere for it (and might be able to get the same thing by going to a different Anytime Fitness) In the end, I decided on club 4 even though it is 10 minutes further. I have been going there for a month and have also hired one of their personal trainers.

Unfortunately, I never got a chance to use the gym. I have an Active & Fit membership which this…read moregym is a member of. From the first day of trying to get a membership here it was a problem. I had to find old key fobs from other locations and call up my previous locations because the female owner couldn't figure out how to set up my membership. Then, she tried to tell me that I had to call my insurance. For what?! I have had Active & Fit for about 4 years and have never had a problem signing up at gyms. As a matter of fact, I have signed up for 3 other Anytime Fitness locations including Port Allen in the past with no issue. After about an hour of her trying to figure it out, she allegedly set up my membership. Fast forward about 1.5 weeks and I try to access the gym. My fob does not work and no one lets me inside the gym. Frustrated yet grateful, I drive to PF down the road. A few days later I go back to Anytime and my fob still does not work. This time a male is working. He calls the woman and she states again that I need to call my insurance. I ask what am I calling them for? I pay the monthly Active & Fit fee, that's all they are concerned about. At this point I give up. I went ahead and got a membership at Centurion so that I can access a gym when PF is closed. It's interesting how I was able to successfully and easily get memberships at two other gyms. If she doesn't know how to process Active & Fit memberships then she needs to learn how or stop participating in the program. She wasted so much of my time with her incompetence.