Great experience!! This studio is awesome. All of the…read moreequipment is top-notch. They offer all kinds of classes and even have special events, i.e. sound baths. The staff was so kind and informative. Plus - such a great core workout!! I'll definitely be back! I also want to check out their location in Camas.

I enjoy the unique style each different instructor has! There's many different types of classes…read moreoffered and one for any mood you're in. feeling adventurous? take a TRX class, feeling energetic? take a cardio and bounce. Feeling sleepy but want to work out? Center and balance is for you. I honestly put reformer Pilates off out of fear but since it was historically designed for hospital patient I think most people could easily find joy in it in any body shape And age. It's nice to be apart of club Pilates if you travel too because at the highest tier you can visit all studios. And 95% I have the time that I used the waitlist I was able to get in.

When I signed up for YTT with Yoga Barre, I was just planning on "deepening" my practice of yoga…read more Little did I know that those two weeks would be so full of "self-awareness" challenges outside of yoga asana practice that would help me grow and become a better person. I won't say that YTT was a total blast, because I would be lying but it was absolutely worth it. The main perk is the small class size. YTT was a wonderful opportunity to be thrown together with a diverse group of yogis and come away feeling richly blessed for my time with them. I hope to keep in contact with the OM girls throughout my life, thanks to Facebook! The instructors had a lot of experience and a desire to help us have a unique and successful experience. They made adjustments to the group when it was necessary to meet our needs. They truly have a passion for yoga and for life! Danielle, Maddie and Joey Rock!

I am so thankful for this place! They have a barre class where I can front pack wear my baby. It is…read moreso great to be able to come to a safe place and gently move again. Being three months postpartum and able to work out with my baby has truly been a blessing. Kim is an amazing instructor. I highly recommend babies n barre

CYCLEBAR was my first cycling workout class experience, ever. To give you a heads up before your…read morefirst class, It has a learning curve. It reminded me of rowing where you have to pay a lot of attention to form and figuring it out before you get the hang of it. Though I don't think you'll really injure yourself here like you can with your back in rowing. I do Pilates at least once a week, walk daily, lift and do yoga, but need to find a little extra cardio I actually enjoy, so as a class pass junkie I signed up for this. It's close to my house but less walkable unless you have a lot of time. I'm always surprised there aren't any fitness studios besides Barry's at the waterfront . The highlight of this studio was the staff. From the front desk really being welcoming, having your locker already ready, and quickly able to instruct you on how to use the machine, it was really helpful. The class instructor was also very helpful after class when I explained what was not working well and he had a solutions focused mindset as well as letting me know that it took him 3 to 5 classes to kind of figure out what he liked. I was putting my weight in the front of my foot the entire time-- it seemed intuitive to me because the front of your foot is what's locked into the step -- but I knew something was wrong because my feet were numb the entire time I felt like I was walking in heels on a bike. Then when I sat down, my butt was sore, but I'm sure you would adjust to that eventually. He had a good explanation of where to put your weight in where you should feel the muscle that I will use next time. It was definitely a good workout, I actually sweat which I never do in most classes. Major tips: - if you're large chested in the strength class you'll need a strong sports bra like you would for soccer. You're welcome - Don't start with a strength class. As much as I love the weight piece you get a better feel of the bike, taking the centered class. - if it's your first class come 10 mins early or so + time to park. I came w 5 and cut it close trying to learn the bike and get locked in--literally. - Highly rec if you're in between shoe sizes go up a size. - Push from the back of your legs with your weight on your heels not the ball of your foot. Areas of improvement: - additional mic speakers or better distribution between the mic and music It was hard to hear the instructions sometimes - I wish you'd be able to opt in to receiving your "metrics" I feel like anybody showing up for a workout class has a win--most people don't go. There's so much competition in the corporate world and everywhere outside of work, just knowing your own stats, less so compared to others would maybe be more beneficial. I will definitely be back to try one of the centered classes that seems to be less competitive and more on the bike vs standing while I warm up my skills. Thanks all!

I have been coming here for five years, and I still love it every time! The teachers are inspiring…read moreand welcoming. Everyone belongs here! This place has become an important part of my fitness routine.

I love YogaSix! The instructors and front desk concierge are always welcoming, knowledgeable, and…read moresupportive, and the atmosphere is always warm and welcoming. Every class leaves me feeling stronger, more centered, and grateful to be part of such a wonderful community. Highly recommend! ‍

I took my first group yoga class here and had a great time. I did their "Slow Flow" class led by…read moreJane and it was great! She made it easy to challenge yourself but was also completely beginner friendly!

Gym is great but I have a complaint; when I am exercising, I would appreciate it if people would…read morenot talk. The gym is not for verbally socializing, it is hard to concentrate and you lose the count you are doing. The offenders includes the owner. Step outside!

Gym has been getting updates and looking a lot cleaner. There is a community vibe building and a…read morelot of good trainers going through with programs to help those in need. It's close to neighborhoods and convenient for whenever you need because it is open 24/7.

Thank you Jenn for the warm greeting this am for my first class at StarCycle!…read moreThe class was a lot of fun and I had a great workout. Loved your music. Even with all of the Covid protocols in place it was nice to be back in the saddle along side (more than 6 ft) :) others. Nothing beats a live cycle class. Thanks again, will see you soon. Laurie

Best spin studio around! Go, now!…read more 2 ex Barre3 instructors started this and I am addicted!!! I go about 2-3 times a week and love the results and the overall energy. The bikes are good quality and not SUPER close together. There are only 22 bikes I think total. Not 50! The room keeps cool and the instructors are amazing and motivation. Eryn's playlist is the best (if you like gangster rap like me) You more or less dance on the bike to the beat of the music. You don't even know you are working out. Best 45 mins ever! Its hard to do anything else that's an hour now because after this 45 mins you are dripping sweat and feel amazing. And it's a total body workout, lots of arms and jumps/tapbacks. Erica used to work at Nordstrom too so she has a good eye for the Starcycle clothing, all of their clothes are super cute. They even have some cute jewelry for sale. They do have child care as well which is nice for the moms. They are hiring more instructors and offering more times so it will be even better with more of a variety of instructors and more flexible with class times. Few cons: no showers and can't reserve your bike online. They do have the necessities needed in the bathrooms (hair ties, spray deodorant, etc.) and a changing room. I have tried all the others in the area and even Soulcycle and this is the best around here and Portland area! You may need to go a few times to get the hang of it and get over the sore bum but it is worth it!! Wish I could give them more than 5 stars. Beware though, its very addicting!

Love this place.. Ive worked out in so many different gyms…read moreall over the US and I have to admit, this has to be one of the nicest fitness facilities I've been in. In fact, being from Los angels this gym rivals even some of the very best training facilities we have there. The equipment is top of the line, modern and organized in a way that makes your working out time efficient. Unlike the huge gym chains, there are real people who own this place and actually care about you the client. They are are very down to earth and extremely accommodating. If you're looking for a place to exercise look no further.

Be very careful when dealing with this company. During the COVID year, they continued to charge for…read morememberships while the facility was closed. Then when you try to cancel per the terms of your contract - no one is available to answer the phone or take the e-mail. My Credit Card company had to get involved to keep them from trying to send me to collections. Terrible Service.

Horrible experience with Salina, who claims to be the owner. I was at the StarCycle location for my…read moreclass at 8:58 for a 9am class (yes, I was pushing it, just one of those days) the front door was locked. I called after to talk about the experience and she bluntly said, maybe this isn't a location for you and since you're a ClassPass member you're not a client of mine so I can't help you. They offer the service and treat poorly. Salina is rude!

Came here on a Sunday morning with ClassPass and I got there right as the class was about to start…read moreand they still let me in so that was actually really nice. The class itself was pretty high energy I think everyone there was really happy to be there and really pumped. As always cycling classes are quite gender skewed so there are a lot of females but the occasional males too. The workout wasn't as hard as soulcycle or fly wheel but it was still good and I'm still sore right now! The lights are usually off and there are candles lighting up the front bike. anyways a class I took was 45 minutes and it ended at around 40-ish minutes with a nice stretch at the end. The instructor does a good job of explaining things as you go so you won't be too lost.