Barre is my new favorite workout and Pure Barre at Vintage Oaks is one of the studios I go to. I…read morehave the ClassPass app and PB offers their classes on there. They offer plenty of classes throughout the day which is nice. I have taken various classes from different instructors including Jessie and Jo and they're fantastic. They are all supportive and friendly. I love their playlists and the classes aren't crowded. Be sure to check them out if you're looking to try something new or add something different to your workout routine.

barre has wonderful women who all enjoy their classes even when it seems hard and the women are…read morevery supportive of other. All women are supportive of each other they bring inside an extremely negative attitude and laugh as they dump all the negativity unto the employees and run out the front door.

I wasn't sure what to say until I read another review that highlighted my experience perfectly. I…read morecannot imagine not going because the results are phenomenal. However, I don't look forward to it. The classes are not very exciting, but the results are amazing. Jill Dailey an extremely talented teacher and very good at reading people. She knows when to push and when to give space. It's my failing for not loving the classes because there's nothing I don't like about them.

My hunching is gone & my body strengthening - core and muscles. That's what my wife is telling me…read more I've taken about 20 classes. Each a wonder of stretching, balance and muscle firing. I cannot say enough good things about the remarkable coaches. They know their stuff and deliver it with cheer and focus. They exude warmth, consistently expressing emotional goodness. I am regularly astounded by how they gently touch and realign me and others during sessions that end with a reverential feeling. I go at least twice each week. Thank you!

This studio was formerly a Bar Method location that closed during the COVID19 pandemic. A couple of…read morethe instructors started their own studio and it is wonderful. The workout is very challenging, but low impact, so you can do it several times a week while saving all your joints! Before I realized the studio had re-opened, I tried out Pure Barre. While the class itself at Pure Barre was ok, there was zero interaction between the instructor and students. At Bear Flag Fitness, the instructors are continually helping with form to maximize your results and keep you safe. They also keep the energy up with their encouragement, and they know the name of every single student. It's definitely more of a "community" here. I have tried a lot of different workouts over the past few decades...and this is the only one I've been able to stick to for over 3 years--partly because of the community, and partly because of the undeniable results! I have never had toned arms or back before doing this workout. I just love it here.

I brought my boyfriend to a bright and earlyish Saturday morning barre class today - what a great…read morestudio! Super challenging and fun, and the 45-minute session went by way too fast. We were both completely dying, but will definitely be back; I've already signed up for a monthly auto-renewal membership. The people, both staff and attendees, were so warm and friendly and chill - and working out in a mask wasn't nearly as uncomfortable as I thought it would be (or maybe I was being challenged *just enough* to not notice the mask). I'm certain I'll be sore tomorrow but my joints, which I've mistreated for years, won't hate me. What more could you ask for!? I'm super excited to try more classes; this is going to be a great, ass-kicking, toning workout to fold into my swimming and Peloton routine, and maybe, just maybe, I'll be able to do a decent push-up set again sometime soon!

I've been coming here for a few years now and I really love the Classic classes! All the…read moreinstructors are amazing. They are encouraging and help me with my form so that I can get the most from my workout. I have noticed a difference in my posture and balance. Convenient location in Strawberry Village also.

A wonderful family-run business where I've been getting great results. Always spotless clean,…read morepunctual and friendly. The mother-daughter duo at the helm run the place with an air of joyful service. They love women feeling good in their bodies. Scrupulously honest--once I left my wallet by accident, including an above average amount of cash (by my personal standards.) The owner called me and patiently waited after-hours, until I could make it back to the studio to pick it up, its contents fully intact. Special mention goes the instructors stellar Storie, Claire, and Chloe, 3 teachers I work with often who inspire and motivate me to go beyond my previous physical limits. Each brings her own unique genius, passion and presence. My muscles are definitely transforming for the better with the Pure Barre Mill Valley. I'm grateful and impressed.

I actually loved going to the Dailey method. The exercises were challenging and the teachers were…read morevery kind and patient. Some of them were really fun! I've always enjoyed a structured workout and this is what TDM gives you. But like any studio anywhere, there are always pros and cons. PROS: - Clean studios - friendly staff - there is a shower and a type of day care for kids - challenging exercises that can be modified. - free parking CONS: - there's only one shower and bathroom so it can get packed real quick. - the space (at least in Corte madera) is very small and tight. - they're not a lot of day care options available. - not as many classes as some would like, especially in the evenings. - not a very diverse clientele- but that's not the studios fault (at least I hope it's not) - parking is limited - VERY EXPENSIVE. And they are always finding ways to charge you extra. For example, there's a no show fee of $15/class. I get that they charge to encourage you to go to class because another person could've take your spot if you canceled but they don't actually have that many people going in at once. Every time I went in, there was always space. For unlimited bar classes, I believe it costs $179 but if you want to engage in unlimited cycling and barre classes, the price jumps to over $200. I understand that these classes aren't suppose to be cheap because you are paying for the instructors time and the studio space but yesh, that's quite steep, especially since it's not a Pilates studios that requires a specific machine or any at all. The introductory package (21 days of unlimited barre and cycling) cost $75! I think that's what I'm most put off by. They are still charging so much for someone just to try it out and they don't even give you the full month to try it out. I have decent job in the Bay Area that allows me to pay for that but I still don't want to throw down that much. I gave it a try but I don't think I'd be going back. I've seen a lot of other studios that make a greater commitment to their students health at a much lesser cost and I think I'll support those types of studio. For example, Red Dragon Yoga studios also costs over $100 (I think it's around $129) for unlimited studio use but they have an intro deal of $30 for unlimited yoga at any of their locations. They also (as far as I know) don't threaten students with extra costs if they suddenly can't show up. Again, there are pros and cons to everything so I'd recommend trying at least once, that is if you want to spend money here.

Been going to TDM for years - here, Novato and Fairfax. It's the most intelligent, inspiring, hard…read more(in good ways) exercise class I have found. I've learned about the small muscles in my back and shoulders, work my abs, quads, arms, all of which help me in all other exercise - bike, climbing, TRX, yoga - and with my posture at work. Each studio has their own personality just like their communities. I've done years of Bikram, many yoga, pilates, TRX and other classes around the county. I always come back to TDM and love it here. I feel so much better even though I may be sore. The teachers have been mostly fabulous! Yes, they've known their clients for years so it can get a bit chatty but they always come back and focus. Last note: I didn't really discover the value of it fully till I did a 30 day thing and went to 18 classes. Then I found out how hard it REALLY was once I started to learn the right muscles and posture!

Karen & her amazing team of instructors are so fantastic! When my little one was a baby I was just…read moreproud of myself for getting out of the house, I wore him & nursed him, and went to class just to move my body and beat my PPD. As my babies turned to toddlers the class was such fun for them: silly songs, lots of giggles, and really sweet friendships among the kiddos! And once I was back into my racing the class was such a great foundation for my strength: I PR'd my last 10K when I was going to class regularly! Basically the class can be whatever you need & want in your life for all the crazy stages of parenting. It's super kid friendly, but also you don't need to bring your kid. And sometimes there's even more chatting than working out if that's what you need - at least that's what I needed some days ;)

I started doing Fit4Mom classes almost a year ago, when my children were 4 & 6. I have never been…read moreone to participate in group exercise classes. I always equate them with 1980's type Jane Fonda/Jamie Lee Curtis type aerobics classes. I also am someone who tends to be both shy and uncoordinated, so group exercise was just not a good fit for my personality, or so I thought. Although I had been an avid exerciser before children, after having kids I felt like my life wasn't my own and I was having a lot of trouble making space for myself in my life. I decided to try a free class because, why not, it was free. I was pretty much hooked after that class and signed up for the 8 week session. I knew that if I signed up and paid in advanced, that I would make it a priority to show up for myself. After that 8 week session, I did another 8 week session, then another one then another one and now I'm doing my 5th or 6th session. I don't think that I'll ever stop doing these classes! I'll do them as long as they offer them. There are so many great benefits: 1. You get to exercise with a fabulous group of smart, funny and kind Moms. 2. If for some reason it winds up that you have no childcare, don't worry about it, just bring your kiddos with you. Because we're all Moms we all get it, it's not like if you were to bring your kid to a Barry's Bootcamp or something. 3. The workouts are super challenging, but still fun. I was a competitive swimmer in high school and ran marathons and half marathons in my 20's, but NOW- despite the fact that I've had two children, I feel stronger than I ever have. 4. This is not about getting smaller or counting calories or losing weight, it's about carving out space for yourself, moving your body, challenging yourself and getting stronger so that you actually do feel more present in your life as a Mom and partner and in your work. 5. Lastly, there is a great component of community. We do Moms' night outs, talk on Facebook & Whatsapp group all week long, and we support each other in our personal goals. And personal goals don't have to be fitness goals. For instance, my most recent goal was to be more social, which, as an introvert was difficult for me to say, but everyone was so supportive and kind! This group is about holistic wellness, not just green smoothies, kale and HIIT training (although there is all that too!) but it's more focused on being a Mom and carving out a space for yourself to return to who you are, who you were before kiddos, and who you want to continue being. It's really difficult to lose your identity after you have kids and just get sucked up into Mommy world. F4M can help you to come back to you! I highly recommend checking it out.

My Luna app stopped working in July. Sarah responded a week later, offering me a new app a a…read morediscounted rate, as well as a refund for that month. Instead, she kept charging me for the first faulty app as well as for the second app (which also barely works). Now I'm being charged twice a month for a subscription I canceled, Sarah has stopped responding to my emails after never sending the refund, and seems to have taken down the phone number off Luna's website. So she's stolen about $100 from me and effectively disappeared. Bizarre behavior. I'm having to spend hours chatting with Apple Wallet to get my money back.

I've gone to LUNA Mother for 2 of my pregnancies (one was with the twins!). I loved that the…read moreworkouts allowed me to feel good in my body while making sure everything I was doing was safe for my pregnancy. I worked out at Luna up to the week I gave birth! I attribute my 2 smooth vbacs to my ability to stay active during pregnancy with Luna. Post birth, I used their app to recover and went to in-person classes as soon as I was cleared for working out to build back my pelvic floor strength. I love that the workouts are flexible to your level and increase with your fitness. I'm still working out there 7m post partum! Also, the owner, Sarah is a local Marin mom. She's lovely and knowledgeable! I would recommend you check it out as a woman in any stage of womanhood as the pelvic floor focused strengthening is important not just the demands of motherhood but for life

recently switched back to Body Kinetics after spending the last two years at Anytime Fitness, and…read moreI'm really glad I did. The yoga class with Daniel is a huge highlight. He's honestly one of the best instructors I've ever had. It's also nice that the classes are included with the membership. The basketball court is awesome, and I really like how open and spacious the gym feels. The equipment is newer and updated, and they do a solid job keeping everything clean and well maintained. What stands out the most though is the community. The members are friendly, the staff are great, and it just feels like a welcoming place to work out. The only downsides are the hours. They're not open 24/7, they don't open very early, and there aren't multiple locations, which can be tough since I travel a little bit. Still, for me the positives easily outweigh the negatives.

I really enjoyed Aruti Patel's Trx class. We always warm up and cool down. She always tells us…read morethat all modifications are welcome, and she always suggests we stay hydrated. We also cool down at the end. She is really fun teacher.