I have really loved the few classed that I've attended at Barre3 (Pearl in Portland and Orenco in…read moreHillsboro) For my first class, I showed up right on time instead of 15 minutes early as instructed. My mistake, I was running behind. They could have turned me away, but they were extremely nice and took the time to walk me through the new guest paperwork and show me where the weights were. They never made me feel bad for being a little late or for needing to take a breather during my first 60m class. These classes are tough! But the people who work there are a delight.

Great 60 minute workout! It's a small room but the instructor and staff are friendly and it's a…read moregreat leg workout! I'd definitely recommend.

I liked it a few years ago but now it's just really bad. Dirty, never toilet paper or soap in the…read morebathrooms, can't use the showers because they're constantly full of van campers using the gym as a personal motel. They take up the shower area for hours and leave it gross, then dump all their trash on the ground outside the door. There are never any cleaning supplies for machines and everything is always broken. Lately the kids who work there play the music so loud no one can talk. Just a really ghetto gym that used to be nice. It has all the signs of a franchise that got bought by someone who only cares about the bottom line. REALLY wish I could afford to go anywhere else.

love this location. everything is always in good condition and super clean, never had a negative…read moreexperience regarding any of the people either.

Wondering experience with the sound bath class. Everything about this studio was awesome. Great…read morelocation, easy to find. The owner Tess greeted us to make sure we were checked in and gave us the lay of the land. They did a perfect job making the studio, warm, welcoming, and great space to relax and rejuvenate yourself. They have mats, pillows, and all the essentials for whatever class you decide to take. I would highly recommend checking out any class. Prices were very reasonable. I'll definitely be back!

I was a paying member for about a year and a half, and just raved about pure barre; especially this…read morelocation. I had so much trouble losing the covid weight and tried everything to get back into shape. I took a foundations class and just fell in love with the movements and it became my church! However, a few weeks ago, I injured my finger taking a define class (pure barre with cardio and weight training), and split my finger open on the sharp part of the actual bar. There was no apologies or any kindness, "How is your finger:" Is there anything we can do?" It just seemed like they were indicating since I lost so much weigh and was weak that it was my fault; perhaps that had something to do with it, but the way I was treated was inhumanly. Granted, they did give me a free medical freeze, etc. but I think it was to cover their own hind.'' As with any business, I wanted to keep them updated and went into the studio to get WATER, and just got chewed out by the manager stating my presence was bad for business and that I was driving new members and members away. It wasn't like I was standing in front of the business with a cardboard sign begging people to go in because they would get injured. It was ridiculous. Mind you, this is coming from the owner RANDI MAKIN. If I were to have a business that served clients and paying members, it wouldn't be in my worst nightmare I would shun anyone away. I believe in customer service and think that if you treat customers/ members well, word will get out that they would want to join, or at least enjoy the experience with you. I have brought in several friends and they just loved it, but now I would recommend anyone to not even think about joining the Tanasbourne location. I was awestruck by the owners response, just not even being a bit concerned about me, a PAYING MEMBER'S well-being or taking any responsibility and blaming the accident on me. I immediately sent out an email stating my dissatisfaction with the response to Randi's txt (yes, it eas all in a text mind you), and basically asked for any kind of kindness as to the state of my finger. They never offered me any kindness and therefore canceled my membership immediately. The only response I received was "So sad to see you go." I was stunned! Next steps are to contact corporate because I have done all I can do to complain about the ridiculous text. I am in no way try on to drive business away from PB, and maybe all the locations are the same, business, not member focused, but do not go to the Tannasborne location. They didn't even offer to pay my medical bills. The text totally confused me and left me feeling angry and resentful, so I waited a day, just to get any type of recognition or response and I got peanuts.

I am 90 classes in and still loving it! They switch up the classes weekly to keep things fresh and…read moreit's low impact so it's gentle enough for those just getting back into working out :) I haven't been to other locations yet but this one in particular is filled with amazing women and the vibe of the studio is very welcoming and friendly! I definitely recommend giving it a try.

QUALITY gym, sup clean, spacious and the equipment is well maintained. Very affordable rates with…read morea schedule of hours that is available no matter what your schedule. I found the newish owner to be super helpful and willing to offer tips, pointers and moral positivity as I have had some bad injuries that have taken a toll on my athletic esteem. Jason, thank you!

Very much recommend Workout Anytime Beaverton! Extremely clean gym with everything you need to get…read morea great workout. Including massage table and chairs for recovery and even tanning. They also have towel service! The best part is, it's open 24 hours. Very friendly and helpful staff. It's the gym that gives you a sense of community.

Returned to the club. Have not been here since before Covid. They have new classes like 50 minute…read morecardio or 50 minute strength training, which is great because that's the kind of thing I'm looking for. Trainers are super nice and able to give suggestions for modifications. Likely better if you know your own modifications. Lighter weights are to the right of the door if you need 5 pounds. The traditional class which is half cardio and half weight training is a little different than pre-Covid. The biggest difference is they focus on what you're doing, not where your heart rate is. At my class we did a lot of hills. And there was no mention of aiming for red zone. There were mentions of last push or empty your tank, but not aiming for specific colors. Which was great for me because when my heart rate gets too high, I pass out. The heart rate system is really amazing in each machine from treadmill or roar can identify your band and you can choose your profile for your machine. It doesn't work on the weights, ( choosing your station because it doesn't matter). I think the heart rate monitor is optional. However, having that option to identify for the machine and tracking little more detail of what you're doing and getting the email somebody at the end is very motivating and really great. I really liked everyone on staff and everyone was very welcoming and kind even if you're not a 20 year-old fitness influencer. I also really like how there's plenty of parking and very easy access to the facility.

My husband and I joined Orangtheory in 2016 and transferred to the Tualatin studio in 2023. This…read morestudio offers community building events and challenges (with prizes!) that motivate and inspire. Studio is spacious with coaches station and screens in the middle, making for easy visibility during instruction. Their selection of apparel and OTF gear is fun and class milestone arm straps have been added. I've observed in the fitness industry that good coaching comes and goes, and that's okay! Coaches grow and move on, too! My most favorite up and coming elite status coach is Everett. He loves a diverse and interesting playlist! He will coach and cheer for you on the floor and takes the time to learn what motivates you. Join us!

Unfortunately, I will probably never find out how great this studio is because I cannot get anyone…read moreto answer the phone! I am calling during business hours and triple checked the phone number. I was looking forward to taking a few classes while I am visiting family in the area, but I suppose I will look elsewhere.

The waiver of liability and informed consent at this location is laughable. They make you sign a…read morepiece of paper before you get a massage (which I did not sign, i canceled my appointment and left the building) which more or less states that they are not at all responsible for any and all injuries that may result from malpractice. It's quite lengthy, and seems to be in replacement of a quality malpractice insurance policy. I would not trust my life with these people, you've all been warned. It's also interesting that the receptionist told me they have been in business for five years, yet they only have a few reviews on Yelp. Be careful, something doesn't seem right about this place.

I have a Y6 all-access studio membership, and have been to 24 of YogaSix's 216 studios, mostly…read morealong the west coast. I'm relatively new to yoga, having taken it up when I turned 59, and even after 538 classes, I am still learning and refining with every one. It has been a life-changing experience for me, having improved my balance, flexibility, strength, tone, and blood sugar level, and is the highlight of my days. A few of the studios, all in California, are what I call "Classic", before the franchise-standard look-and-feel stark white modern aesthetic was developed. This studio is modern. Upon entering, you're greeted by a Wellness Advisor. At a few studios, you check yourself in via an iPad at the front desk, but at most, the WA checks you in after they remember or ask you your name. You can check in via the app once you're close to the studio, but that doesn't refresh the WA's screen immediately, so they may not see that you did. The app for browsing studios and booking classes is overall excellent, with just a couple bugs. It'll offer to put the class on your calendar automatically. Finding a suitable class for your needs is generally easy, with the hard classes in the early morning and into the mid-day, and the easier Slow Flow and Restore classes typically towards the end of the day. Despite Y6 being a franchise operation, there is a LOT of variability between studios in the mix of classes they offer and the details I note below. The single practice room (some studios have two) has a mirror across the entire front wall, but the instructor also faces you and usually mirrors the poses, so this can produce confusion on the teacher's and student's parts as everyone tries to figure out which side to move depending on whether they look at the teacher or their reflection. To me, mirroring only makes sense in an outdoor setting. Most studios, like this one, use vinyl flooring. Some use rubber, which would be awfully hard to keep clean. There are cubbies and lockers to store your things. A few studios have sexed locker rooms with showers, but this studio has two unisex restrooms. There is often a wait for the restroom during the busy turnover times when one class is leaving and another arriving. There's a Flowater water dispenser to fill up your bottle. There are free sweat towels available where you check in; some studios charge for them. Mats and mat towels can be rented. Parking is free. This studio allows late arrivals, which is both accommodating and disruptive. All of the classes are heated, from 85 to 105, with 30-40% humidity, but specific temps are left up to each teacher. The room is laid out with stickers for the top of each mat, allowing for 4 rows of 9 mats, leaving a moderate amount of room between you and your yogi neighbors. There's a thin weight-bearing pole in the middle of the studio that doesn't interfere and can be even be useful for those who aren't along a side wall for support. Virtually all studios have a tall ceiling, but this is the only one with a short ceiling, so tall people have to choose one of the spaces where their hands won't hit the ventilation tubes that hang from the ceiling. A few studios offer TRX, but this one doesn't and couldn't given the low ceilings. The sound system and color-changing lights are high quality. There's a microphone for the instructor, but only one of the 19 teachers use it, so it can be hard to hear the cues if the music is loud. Six studios across the country offer virtual classes, which can be useful when you're traveling internationally; this one doesn't. The walk-in prop room is small, with weights, blocks, bolsters, straps, and bands, all free to use. The teachers don't enforce "in through the inhale door, out through the exhale door", so it's bumper cars getting or putting away your things. The weights are mismatched, rubber coated, and some are torn and rusting; some studios use more durable metal-handled weights with solid rubber ends, but those can be harder on your hands. This studio is one of the few where the instructor places the cooling eucalyptus towels directly on your forehead and gives you a one- or three-second head massage. I find it delightful, but you have the option of signaling to skip the touching. Most studios have the cooling towels placed next to your mat during shavasana, or have them available as you leave the yoga room. Side note: the washer and dryer were broken for over two months at this studio, so there were no sweat towels, cooling towels, or mat towels available. The majority of instructors at this studio are really good, among the best I've had. Each of them go through 200 hours or more of training. The yogis here skew towards the young and fit. Everyone appears happy and spent when class is over, as it should be.

Opening soon! Finally . . . The 'brick & mortar' YogaSix in Lake Oswego! From the outdoor classes…read morethat this group has held in Roehr Park - on the Willamette, I am sure the studio experience will be great. Each week a different instructor leads the classes - each class then is different . . . a different style yoga and a varied method of teaching. It is a perfect way to get acquainted with all of the classes offered once the studio opens near downtown LO. The studio owners have been great with communication. Throughout the winter, YogaSix Lake Oswego has kept members updated on the opening - as well as emailing yoga video workouts to do at home. I have been to many yoga classes, and the personalized attention & well-planned workouts that YogaSix gives its members is impressive. If the owners can do this well while not having the studio opened yet, the new YogaSix looks like a great addition to Lake Oswego.