Barre3

B3, my love, my oasis, my happy place! I love the Midtown location so much! I love being able to look out the windows during class and see what kind of life is going on around me. I usually hit up the CC location, but love when a Midtown class time fits in my schedule! My favorite is jenny Price’s Friday 11:30 class! Perfect kicker before the weekend!
i could rave about this workout forever but I’m just going to keep it simple and say just do it! I don’t know anyone who hasn’t enjoyed their Barre workout.

If you’re looking for an intense workout, this is the place for you! I was definitely feeling the Barre 3 «shakes and quakes» as they’re called and felt like I got a great workout. The instructors are very friendly and encouraging and really motivate you to finish strong. The variety in the class really keeps your attention, which is good for me as I tend to get bored easily. Overall, Barre 3 is a welcome addition to the fitness landscape of OKC.

Fantastic!
The space is gorgeous. Just being here makes me feel relaxed and motivated to workout! The exposed brick is interesting and gives it a cool, urban chic vibe while the light wood floors and large windows provide brightness and light-​a great combo!
The instructors are fantastic! They are very good about providing modifications for people with injuries. They also provide personalized attention and will adjust you as needed without making you feel bad or singled out. They are positive and motivating and their level of fitness is likewise motivating.
I’ll be back!

Is it ironic that I am writing a review for the most amazing workout possible whilst drinking red wine and eating a chocolate larabar? No, it is not.
It is fitting because all three activities make me very happy. Barre3 in midtown gives you the rockingest, ab-​busting, ass-​sculpting workout you can get. It will be addicting, and you will get a high at its conclusion, and your bum, arms, and lots of other places will be deliciously sore the next day, signaling you may be working out some muscle groups that have been longing for your attention.
I thought all my heart belonged to yoga, but it looks like a good chunk also belongs to barre classes.
Oh, you probably want some more specific information. Well, okay. The studio is around the corner from Ludivine, and it is close to and on the same side of the street as Elemental Coffee (a grand place to get tea before or after your class). You don’t need to bring anything to class really unless you are the type of person who likes to drink water when you work out (I never really need to). You will be barefoot for the class, so you leave your shoes, etc. in the lobby. You enter and get a ball and some light weights. You spend some time on the floor, some time near the barre, and then some time on yoga mats they provide that are amazingly grippy, clean, wonderful mats. You have a ton of fun, and yes, can sign up online or just drop in. You can wear anything you’d like. I thought the studio was spotless and smelled great.
Should I open another tiny bottle of sparkling red wine? Yes, I think I should. I’m going to barre tomorrow. So it is fine.

I highly recommend taking a class with Kyra Caudle… she is super sweet but will have you dripping with sweat.
Out of all three studios this is my favorite one because it is a wonderful area to walk around after class.
Piece of advice: arrive early because parking can get a bit chaotic and if it is your first class, you will have paperwork to fill out.
Lastly, classes run $ 20 but $ 17 for students.

I purchased a Groupon for four classes at barre3, tried a class at Classen Curve a week or so ago, and recently visited the Midtown location. I have to say I much prefer the Midtown location to the original. After visiting Classen Curve, I wasn’t all that impressed and felt like my experience didn’t live up to the hype. The instructor was a bit cheesy happy for me, and I usually like a high-​intensity workout and felt like I left after hardly breaking a sweat. However, I loved Johnna’s class at the Midtown location and even though it wasn’t the high-​intensity I usually like, my legs were definitely burning by the end. I also felt like the Classen Curve class was full of Nichols Hills moms, while Midtown was more people my age, so it was more comfortable for me (which I know is not barre3’s fault, just the location and demographic).
I’ll definitely be back to the Midtown location to redeem the rest of my classes. I’m not sure if I’d be willing to pay the full price of $ 20 per class, but I’ll definitely check out community classes when they pop up.

Awesome experience here at barre3 Midtown! Both instructors I’ve taken class with were inspiring and help you along the way with correcting postures. I went two days in a row and am definitely feeling the burn. Great workout for the whole body and it’s actually enjoyable at the same time. I like that they provide water and all of the equipment as well. Look out for their free community classes!

Love barre3! This is the closest location to me (also the newest). I only usually go to the free classes when a new trainer is in training. The classes are 20 dollars each, I think so. kinda pricey. But, I take advantage when there are deals! I took a couple classes with Alex and she was great! The studio itself is very modern like you’re some place in Chicago. I love how they offer complimentary filtered infused water and child care. They also have a shower inside the bathroom, but I don’t think anyone uses it. My only complaint is the classroom itself smelled of dirty feet unlike the other studios, but the instructors and building look very nice. Ludivine is also right next door, and lots of street parking is usually available.

This new location is what one could expect and hope for in a growing downtown area. Yuppie-​like patrons, praise beyond belief during classes, and a sense of accomplishment the next morning when you feel those sore muscles that you didn’t know you had.
There aren’t too many other new buildings around, but can be sensed that they will be there soon. There is also plenty of parking on the block.
I dislike the unswept/​mopped floors, since we are expected to be barefoot (though some bring their yoga grip socks). But this is made up for by the very friendly staff, yummy water, and nice establishment.
The teachers are always awesome. Friendly, motivating, and nondiscriminatory, even though I look like I stepped out of Wal-​Mart. Ironically, that’s where I buy my workout clothes. Most every other patron wears top dollar active gear.
The prices can be a little steep, but they have some deals sometimes and free classes at least once every other month.