Location: It is located in the Columbia Palace Plaza where…read morethere is a Giant and a Royal Farms in the corner. Newbies: -Free session offered through FB and Instagram. -Arrive fifteen minutes before class to complete waiver, receive class schedule/membership pricing, and class overview. -Wear long pants, socks with grips, and no midriff shirts. Studio Description: -Small waiting area/lobby with merchandise for sale. -Filtered water fountain. -Cubby area for belonging. -one Individual restroom -The studio has barres on both sides of the room and one side has mirrors. Class Info: -Accessories used: 2 lb dumbbells, a resistance band, and a rubber ball. Staff: -Nicole signed me in upon arriving and went over membership pricing and class schedule. She was friendly and answered questions I had. -Sara was the instructor and great in explaining the class structure and reviewing proper form. Throughout the class she corrected my form which I appreciated so that I didn't get injured. Overall impressions: I thought the class was going to be a breeze but I was mistaken. My arms and legs were shaking and my muscles were twitching. I had to take frequent breaks and I ended up losing the ball and band for most of the class. As Sara said maintaining the proper form was most important. Who knew all the small movements could work all your muscles. Although I enjoyed the class, I prefer a gym that offers more variety of cardio and strength training classes. I don't think this gym fits with what I am looking for, but I enjoyed the opportunity to try something new.

First time, free visit promo. Although I didn't join at that time I would recommend trying it out…read more A great workout, my entire body was sore, but it wasn't extremely strenuous.

Adding onto the bounty of good reviews below. I started doing yoga at home to find peace and time…read morefor myself in a hectic and stressful life. The random ten minute videos on YouTube were fantastic starters, but I realized that I wanted something more so I found Grace, a studio local to me. The first session was free, so it was a good way to get introduced to the place and the people there. So let's start there. I almost had enough time to say hello to the receptionist when she recognized that I was a new face, smiled, and introduced herself to me. She offered a tour to me, which was friendly, but I was surprised that another attendee offered to take me on a tour herself! It was clear to me then that the friendliness was contagious. I really appreciate that the equipment is available at no cost. Having the mats, the blocks, the bands, and even blankets there meant that I could participate at the same level that more experienced yogis could. This first session, I rolled out in the back as Jade started speaking. The whole experience was wonderful, but something she said stood out to me: when someone's phone rang and they apologized, Jade responded with a smile and said "Don't be sorry. This just means someone's thinking of you." And then I knew that the community was eager to share their wisdom and peace with others. On the community board (which highlights members, friends, and local services) I saw that the first month was available for a reduced price, and after such a wonderful first experience, I knew I was going to sign up. I'm almost done with this month and have practiced under different instructors but have found them all incredibly welcoming. I also appreciate the ability to participate from home, which I've done on several occasions, and an equal level of engagement from the instructor. I've had a really positive experience thus far and am excited for many more months of good yoga and community!

I've attended several classes at this studio…read more Lenore's sunrise strength class was a great way to wake up my muscles while watching the sun come up through the studio's picture windows. I've also taken rise and rest yoga with Lenore. This was a relaxing way to wind down from a busy day. I recently competed a yoga strength class with Amy. This was an all-level class and she offered us options to modify or intensify each move. Amy played a nice mix of songs from her phone during the class; however, the music kept being interrupted by notification dings, which was distracting. Overall, I found Grace Studio to be a decent place for a yoga workout. The studio is equipped with mats, weights, blocks, resistance bands, and bolsters. Instructors offer verbal assists rather than hands-on adjustments for yoga moves. Instructors are welcoming, the studio is bright and inviting, and classes are not crowded.

What a great workout! My first Pure Barre class and boy was it intense. It's a small studio with…read morethe main lobby for check in, a few items for sale, the barre room, and a couple restrooms in the back. The small movements were intense and I worked up a light sweat. It was easy to follow the instructions from the instructor as well as watch others to help me follow along. I will definitely be back when I'm in the area.

I can't say enough about my love for Pure Barre Crofton! When I took my first class, I wasn't sure…read morewhat to expect. What I found was a challenging and fun workout that makes me feel energized, strong and confident. The instructors are motivating and so supportive. I'm so grateful for the friendships I've made and the Pure Barre community.

I love this space. I've finally found a place post-partum that works for me. The energy is amazing,…read morethe instructors are amazing.

the owner and all of the instructors I've had at OpenBarre have all been phenomenal. I find…read moreOpenBarre more affordable than some of the other local fitness classes. this was my first introduction to barre and the varying classes are tons of fun. it definitely helps build strength in different muscle groups. you can take your first class for $5, I would definitely recommend it.

I've been coming to Pure Barre in King Farm for about two years. It's a great workout with several…read moredifferent class types that keep things interesting. My two favorite classes are Define, which incorporates weight lifting, and Empower, which is more cardio focused. Classic is also a solid option, and Align is a more yoga based class that can be nice to take in conjunction with Define or Classic. There are classes available at all different times of day. You can come as early as 6am or as late as 7:30pm on some days. I currently have the unlimited membership which allows me to come to as many classes as I want each month. With this package, I can also participate in the Platinum Barre challenge which requires you to complete at least 15 classes per month for an entire year. I've completed it once and am trying to get it done again this year. Overall, I feel my physical and mental health have improved significantly since I started working out at Pure Barre. I highly recommend it if you're looking for exercise that is engaging and easy to pick up. The instructors are also wonderful and very kind!

We had a great time and got some exercise, but it wasn't exactly what we were looking for. It was a…read morebit intense, but it was still a fun experience. If you're into Pilates or yoga, you will like it.

I came across this place when I searched for hot yoga…read more I tried Inferno Strength with Juju and Inferno Hot Pilates /Pilates Sculpt. I wasn't really sure what to expect for either class. Inferno Strength: This was my first heated lifting class. Luckily we weren't using heavy weights, not sure I'd want to sweat when lifting heavy!!! The max weight was maybe 20lbs? 25 lbs? I definitely enjoyed the class. There were a lot of bilateral and unilateral moves using weights. In the last part of the class, we were able to do sets of our favorite exercise. Inferno Hot Pilates /Pilates Sculpt: The class started off on the floor, then standing up, so being in the back and the music loud, it was a little hard to follow along, but I improvised. Everyone was going at their own pace, so that made it a little harder to see/follow the instructor. There were a lot of bilateral and unilateral moves using light weights and the block. This class left me sore for the rest of the week, so definitely worth it! The signs are little confusing as some say they do not provide mats, but it looks like there were some available (packaged and not). Also, they say late comers won't be admitted, but a couple people showed up late for one of the classes. There is a separate weight lifting area, for separate lifting classes, which I would love to try. It looks like there are about 5 different classes offered and only one of each class each day. They provide toiletries in the bathroom and have combination lockers. There is parallel parking in front and a full parking lot in the back. Would I return? for sure!

I loved all three classes I tried while visiting my sister. I tried burnout, pop Pilates and hot…read morePilates sculpt. All were challenging but the instructors were wonderful. I didn't think I'd last through the heat but somehow the instructors and my water bottle helped me push through the pain. Autumn was very funny with the yelling through the pain during the 5:30 am class (I was screaming inside during all the pulsing). I loved her energy. Shelly helped correct my form during Pilates and was so great with instructors and Sara was super encouraging and helped recommend the right weights for each exercise. Couldn't have asked for a better experience for my first time exercising in a million degrees. Overall, great gym with wonderful people and amazing instructors. My favorite part is the lavender towel in the end. I hope to take more classes when I'm in the area!

About a year ago, I posted a review in which I praised the instructors for providing individual…read more"hands on" guidance. That continues to impress me. In other group fitness classes that I have taken, the instructors stay at the front of the room and basically complete the same workout as the participants. At Pure Barre, instructors take classes (led by other instructors) because when they are teaching and demonstrating, they aren't getting the intense workout that comes with taking a class. In this review, I also would like to praise the instructors' willingness to work with people with limitations like me. (I have a broken arm that did not heal well). They have great suggestions for modifying exercises. I would encourage anyone who needs a few modifications to give Pure Barre a try. The instructors will have suggestions for you, but they are equally as open to letting you figure out what you need on your own. That kind of flexibility, along with 4 different class formats, keeps me coming back!

I highly suggest trying out the kings farm location of pure barre in addition to this location. The…read morepure barre credit/membership can be used in either Rockville location. I gave pure barre a second chance and it was the best decision I made. Also if your an introvert, like me, barre is still for you. The music isn't blaring, there is plenty of classes to choose from and, honestly, the only person paying attention to what your doing is the instructor. I also paid extra for a private barre session with Emily - it was awesome. If your a beginner, don't be intimidated. The instructors are really good at offering modifications. After taking 10 classes, I went ahead and made the jump to sign up for a membership. I am glad I did!

Love Barre3 Bethesda! I've been coming to the studio for several years, but only became a member a…read morefew years ago after coming with Classpass for a while. The instructors and front desk staff are all lovely. The classes are great and I feel like the owner, Juliana, is very intentional about creating a welcoming atmosphere that is accessible for everyone.

The teachers are amazing, the work out is amazing, and the energy is amazing! I can see my strength…read moreimprove, my physique improve, and my confidence bloom.