After seeing an intro class advertised on Instagram, I went there for the first time yesterday to try something new. It was a good workout, though not my style. I loved the instructor and it was fun to do something different.Then there was such a sales pitch by the manager afterwards. Which was fine, of course you want to advertise the business. However, after I got my things and went to leave the studio, the manager was blocking the front door asking if Im interested in memberships.I told her I already have a gym membership so maybe Ill do another class in the future. She instantly let me know she could sign me up for another class right then but I said Ill book one later. It was pretty awkward but I managed to leave.Then this morning I got a call asking if Id like to book a class. I told her again that I have a gym membership and just dont have the time right now. Ended up blocking the number to avoid further sales pitches.My advice is only go if you already enjoy pure barre and plan on getting a membership because their advertising is aggressive.

PBL is amazing. Knowledgeable teachers, great workout, and wonderful community.

Stopped in when they first opened because they had some really cool workout wear in the window but Ill be able to give you all a better review in a week or two as my wife to be just signed up for a week to check it out... For those unfamiar with this place, they offer an almost ballet style of exercise and stretching that incorporates traditional ballet inspired movements using the bar youve all seen if youve ever been to a ballet studio and Im guessing they throw their own spin on it. Im saying Im guessing because once everyone has arrived they shut the doors to the studio so their customers arent subjected to the type of unwanted attention you get at some of the larger gyms where for some reason the stair masters are in front of a huge glass window and youre facing AWAY from it... This place has a nice, positive atmosphere from what Ive seen!!!