I love this studio that offers so many different types of classes for everyone of all abilities. I…read morealways feel very supported and say and challenged when I go to the classes. The owner instructor is wonderful. I'm so happy she's in the neighborhood

This was my first class and it was amazing. It's a small intimate studio however that makes it more…read morecomfortable for beginners. The teacher Kelli was amazing too. Her instructions are very clear and she even asks your health history or concerns. 10/10 highly recommended

Just finished my first intro class and it was intense! The movements are small and precise, but the…read moreburn is real. It was definitely challenging and, at times, a bit painful in that "my muscles are working" kindof way, but it's an incredible workout. I left feeling sore but accomplished. I'll definitely be back for more!

I visited Pure Barre this past saturday to try out an intro class; I took a class in San Carlos a…read morefew years ago so I am familiar with how a Barre class looks and is structured. The front desk staff and instructor were super helpful and easy to talk to. They provided a lot of great information in regard to the class, membership, how the studio operates and much more. There was another lady who also was new to the class, but there wasn't any intimidation or nervousness felt. The class ran about 45-50 minutes and it was a great workout. I'm used to do HIIT and strength training workouts, so this class was refreshing but still challenging as you are activating and working out muscles you don't really focus or target on the daily basis. Minimal equipment is used ( just a small ball, some weights, and stretchy rope). Most of the challenge comes from executing the poses, stretches, sets that you asked to do from the instructor and holding it to strengthen specific body areas. The bar secured onto the mirror wall was utilized to stretch out your upper and lower limbs. Try to come at least 10 minutes before class starts to get acquainted and sign a waiver. I look forward to taking another class.

I've been on a group workout class kick and stumbled upon The Bar Method-FiDi once when I was…read morewalking back home from downtown. Workout classes are not cheap, but what drew me to the Bar Method was the sign outside that said 13 classes for $78 (use within 60 days.) That comes out to be $6/class! What a steal! I'd never done barre before, but have pilates and yoga experience. I liked Barre because it toned so many different areas! We started with upper body, then moved down the body to legs and glutes and calves and abs! I liked how the class attendees were much more diverse (age, ethnicity, size) than pilates classes. It's very inclusive. Owner Noreen was the instructor and she was very helpful, guiding me and others to have better form. There are pads for when we kneel and sit. The studio is clean and airy. I like their no cell phone policy--too many people in other studios use cell phones during class and it's distracting! I also liked seeing the check-in counter woman diligently cleaning the locker area outside the class room. We take off our shoes there before going in, and it seemed clean. Will be back!

I love The Bar Method workouts! My Bar Method journey started in 2014 at their Honolulu studio & I…read morecontinued with The Bar Method when I moved back to San Francisco right before Covid. I took classes online & at other locations but the San Francisco studio closed last year & we were so sad. So, when we heard that The Bar Method was opening up in the Financial District, we all did our happy dance. I signed up for the 5:30 Bar Method class & it was great to see some familiar faces & meet the studio owners (they also own the San Mateo & Palo Alto studios). It was a great class, fun & very effective & I know that I will be sore tomorrow. Looking forward to taking more classes soon!

Amazing staff and instructors plus clean and convenient facilities! It made my trip they welcomed…read moreme everyday with lovely smiles! I highly recommend this spot to sweat out while meditating on

I took my first hot yoga class in years here!…read more Very easy to get to downtown. There's a Lyft bike dock like a block away, and many Muni lines come around here (hey, it is the Financial District.) Interior is very sleek, clean, and modern. I like how they had a water refilling station and some salts (hey, you sweat so much, you really need to replenish!) They also have cool towels which are so helpful because it is HOT in there!

I'm very happy that I found KorFit!…read more I'm a triple Barre "refugee," having experienced the closures of 2 Dailey Methods & 1 Bar Method in SF. I haven't found another studio within a reasonable distance with a practice similar to the ones mentioned above. I found KorFit through Classpass and took a weekday afternoon class. Parking was easy to find in the neighborhood. The studio was very inviting and very cute! They have changing rooms, restrooms, and lockers, but no showers. The workout room itself is spacious, and they provide mats, weights, balls, and all the other equipment you need. I had a great and challenging class, but low-impact and easy to modify. Looking forward to taking more classes to see if this might be my new barre studio to be adopted into!

Took a class with Bridget and it flew by... Which is a good thing because it was fun, challenging…read moreand kept me busy and entertained that I didn't even look at the clock (which I tend to do at workout classes). What I loved the most about the class was the instructor actually paid attention to everyone. She politely and respectfully corrected my form and challenged me even further. The studio was SO clean without smelling like chemicals and the entire staff and other people taking the class were so nice. Can not wait to come back.

I had so much fun and learned so much at Annabelle's dance class this past Thursday! The class has…read moregreat energy coupled with some fun and challenging dance moves. Can't wait to go back!

I joined Rae Studios as a beginner dancer in 2024. Since then, the studio has been the highlight of…read moremy life in San Francisco. Every single teacher at Rae puts their all in. They take the time to look at you, what you're doing, and help you learn, adjust, and get to know your body more. I'm an unlimited member, but the $25 per class (or whatever it is), is the best way to spend $25 in San Francisco. Not exaggerating. Jess is such an experienced coach. She moves like water. She watches your body, and understands how it works. She makes hands on adjustments. Being in class with her - I truly feel like I'm with a professional-grade artist. Power Barre is a must, for any dancer, any fan of Pilates, or anyone who just wants a lean, toned dancer bod. And Pop Jam is so much fun. I've also taken Jazz Funk with Tashi, which is the BEST way to start a Monday. It's beginner friendly, but you learn technique. She's fun, lively, hilarious. Every single person is beaming when they leave her class. Drenched with Anna is also a pleasure. She's a delight to watch. A true athlete in her flow. It's a real workout! Belly Dance with Andrea was a surprise to me. I had no idea what Belly Dance was until I took this class. As it turns out, Belly Dance is like a mix of Pilates and Booty shaking. I didn't think I could move so precisely, but Andrea is such a good teacher, and so good at explaining the moves - I believe she can teach anyone how to Belly Dance. She has a thorough understanding of the history, the culture, and the artistry. Hip Hop with Mahi - the most energetic ball of fun there is. She's effortless. Drenched with Diamond - another great workout, and a delightful way to spend a Saturday morning. I love to take my girlfriends and get brunch in Union Square afterwards. Also, the Rae Studios Showcase was SO much fun. You get training in how to perform as a group. The adrenaline is intoxicating. There are people who do four per season, is how fun it is. How many opportunities in life are there to perform? Rae Studios makes this accessible to everyone. The world is tough right now. We could all use a little more dance and light in our lives. Check out Rae!

Cleanest studio in the city, and best community. The teachers are wonderful and have awesome…read moreplaylists. Been going for years and can't imagine switching anywhere else.

I highly recommend Kiley's business The Dailey Method for:…read more 1) Her approach is sensitive, mindful and thoughtful to her clients, and her approach flows throughout to her instructors. 2) I take the Dailey Basics and Dailey Barre classes. They are effective in it has kept my core tight from the spread one gets as a "women of a certain age". It's also kept my bum, legs and arms tight. Overall my body is tighter, my alignment and stance is better. I've been going to The Dailey Method on and off the past 4 - 5 years (off during the pandemic and also when I got busy with a new job).

I am just wrapping up my first month at folk yoga and I have nothing but good things to say about…read morethis studio. as a lifelong yogi and practitioner, i find myself selective of studios and classes. I have been in San Francisco for two years and have tried out a few places in the community but wasn't able to find a place that I felt like an extension of my personal practice, until I came to folk. the selection of class types is expansive, and each teacher i've been guided by have reconnected me with different parts of my own practice I had felt distance with. Roy helped me smile with my playful side again, Justin has led me back to flowing with the cyclical nature of life, and Audrey's presence and instruction has become a light in the lantern i carry towards my deepest healing (Roy's pigeon coo as well). I am so grateful each time I walk up and down the stone path beside Nopa studio, the people are kind, and I have felt safe in whatever energy I enter with.... and that energy always feels better as I leave. Also shoutout Katherine at the desk!! Big fan of you!

Loved the full experience from the start to finish. Folk yoga really feels like a friendly,…read moreapproachable neighborhood yoga studio with friendly teachers and lots of regular students. There is really a sense of community and it is welcoming to new students. The classes are generally challenging but doable for most levels and I like that the flow is relatively predictable so you can catch on. The class is warm and friendly, allowing you to voice what you wanna focus on without being 'too strict.' Yoga mat are available to rent for $3 and you can store your mat at the studio if you're a member as well.