This is a great studio with fun and motivating instructors! I like that their schedules fit working…read moreprofessionals & parents. They don't lock you into a payment plan like other gyms, and yet I've been coming for 2 years!

I have been in many studios in Atlanta area and this one is the best so far. This place is clean,…read morethey have free towels service, a juice bar, is big and gorgeous, they have great instructors very professionals and knowledgable, the classes are fun, always we get something new and fresh. Oscar, Jose and Patricia are very friendly and they are amazing!!!

Salsambo is an awesome salsa/Latin dance studio and place to learn to salsa and all forms of Latin…read moredancing. Alfredo, [the instructor] can and has coached countless individuals from beginner's right to performers. I have and will continue refer anyone I meet and is Interested in learning how salsa/Latin dance to attend Salsambo.

Beginners are welcome!…read more I've had a wonderful experience at Salsambo! Great instructors and an encouraging atmosphere to learn for all levels of experience. Not to mention the various events Salsambo has to give you opportunities to practice and perform. Very pleased with my choice of Salsambo not only for Salsa, but the wide variety of other dance styles and performance opportunities they provide.

So far my impression of the studio is that everyone are professionals at their craft. They are…read moreextremely clean and friendly team. Safety is a top priority. What I like is their mind body app that makes viewing and booking effortless. Membership prices are very affordable and great combinations of types of aerial excercise equipments (eg sling) The downside for me is that the first instructor courses were disorganized and not many get to try everything. felt rushed to briefly do every single one. I come in for my 3rd class and still disorganized despite having only 3 students. All in which have different levels. Level 1 sling class even then is too advanced for me. The instructor just dove right in but i think he forgets that when it comes to students like myself, I have never ever activated or used any muscle movement similar to what they are doing. He said to me you're just overthinking it. Yet the movement isn't understood by me. Even watching, I can't connect my many different movements "just" to do a simple flip into the sling and then have the fabric lay on my pelvis bones, balance and flip legs over. I'm sure this isn't the only way to teach...and I'm gonna look for a place that offers more structured and fluid sessions. Maybe start off with workout routines on The sling then just a "just move your body into any shape" or "just tuck your knees in and JUST bend your arms" then "voila". I won't be paying a drop in cost or even a membership just to hang or have such chaotic class. One minute this and that yet no real idea what those moves are even called. I left 20 minutes early as most moves were really too advanced for me. All I can do I stand in the sling. I'll be buying my own sling and watching videos online it's no different because all sky gym offers is this "watch" and "learn". You grab your own support pad.. They might help "lift you" into position but doesn't help understand how to do It yourself.. Also they do not really look at me when teaching but everyone else. Not really included till I speak up. Maybe it's just my instructor. They should look and make eye contact to EVERY STUDENT. not just one.

My friends and I took the beginner class. You get to try a little bit of everything: silks/tails,…read moresling, trapeze, and lyra (hoop). First, you learn how to hang and then you practice going upside down and twirling. We had a great time, it was fun though a little crowded. The facility is a lot smaller than expected and the class size had about five too many people in it. The instructor was approachable and enjoyable. And her assistants were pleasant as well. The only negative is that the facility was extremely musty smelling and took a while to feel comfortable inhaling. Also, there was a ton of hair (much of which appeared to be pet hair) on the mats. I would recommend this facility to others, $19 for an hour first class is a great deal.

Amazing dance studio filled with wonderful people. They have youth and adult classes. Come check it…read moreout.

New dance studio created by former dancers of DanceFX Atlanta! Welcoming to all ages, body types,…read moreand levels of experience!

Sky Barre was on my bucket list forever and it was worth the wait! A private party costs $245,…read moreminimum of 7 to book. Drop-ins cost $35 per person for 50 minutes so arrive early. Park free in the small lot or the Publix parking deck across the street. Our instructor CoCo patiently waited for my crew, but the clock was running because of other bookings. The environment is cool and clean with cubbies for personal items/shoes. You enter the mat barefoot or in socks. The website mentions 30-minute-high intensity low impact cardio classes, indoor water rowers, aerial sling yoga to release tension etc. We had a P-Valley themed party, so I knew it was going down! We each picked a Sky Barre nickname and CoCo broke down the routine into steps. I haven't worked out in awhile and I have zero upper body strength, so I was nervous but willing to try. I couldn't do some of the moves but CoCo made modifications. It's not easy. Initially, it felt like the aerial silks were burning into my feet, butt and side. But it's more discomfort than pain and she said you get used to it. An hour wasn't enough time to learn the routine. But you are your own audience so it's more about feeling confident, getting out of your head and having fun! We had a glow party under blacklights, so highlighter colors really pop! The lights were dimmed, the track was played, and we killed our routine. Not! We did it 2x and I still forgot half the moves! The best part is how sexy you feel if you let yourself go. But when I played the video later it was more like the rhythmless nation! At the end we cheered each other on as we freestyle danced in a circle. Water was provided and we said our goodbyes. Sky Barre core + cardio = full body workout. I was sore for few days but it was worth it! Memberships start at $150 (1 hr a week, 12 drop-ins per month). There's a $99 3-week unlimited beginner class promo for newbies. If you can afford it and you're brave enough to try, drop in for a fun, creative workout. I recommend!

My 1st time was a great time!! Our instructor was Sunshine and she was super fun. This facility is…read moreclean and customer service was good. Came to celebrate my friend birthday and I'm happy I didn't punk out. I struggled a bit with being upside-down but other than that, I felt like I was a pro at this. Don't knock it until you try it and you should definitely try it!

Our Summer Enrichment Program has been focused on helping our mentees build up a healthy self…read moreimage. During our Health and Wellness portion we decided to try out CMDToo. It was Absolutely Amazing!!! I loved the fact that the class helped our teens have fun and unwind. I was really impressed by the Circle of Support. I watched girls who for the most part of the Summer had been quiet and shy. Here they were in the Circle of Support, blossoming right open. Honestly, I questioned if these were the same teens from earlier. The Instructor was Awesome! I would highly recommend for parents/groups looking to bond! You won't be disappointed!

I was amazing the studio is beautiful and the owner Shemeka Ann and her staff makes you feel at…read morehome

Cool studio on Edgewood in a very unique lofty space. Nice mix of vinyasa classes and more fusion…read morestuff and meditation/yin classes too. The big thing here is there's a cap of 6 people per class so you don't feel claustrophobic. Awesome teacher that'll make sure to pay attention to your experience level/goals and not just throw a cookie cutter class out there. Definitely go check it out!

IB Yoga-Barre kicks my booty!…read more I cannot say enough positive things about this studio! I've never gone to any gym/studio so consistently, or for that matter, enjoyed working out as much as at IB. Irina is such a bright, and positive presence, and her classes are diverse and challenging enough to keep me coming back. She focuses a lot on form and alignment to prevent injury. There are a lot of things I had no idea I was doing wrong! The studio itself is very open, bright, and welcoming. Parking has never been an issue for me there. I always park on the side street next to Chrome Yellow Trading Co., I believe it's Daniel Street, but I think you can park on Edgewood, as well. She's also does this wonderful shoulder press with peppermint oil to end class which is just dreamy, and once in a while will send you off with a little dark chocolate. Just an amazing experience overall. Get your booty over to IB asap! You won't regret it:)