Urban Fitness Boutique

I had originally heard of Urban Fitness Boutique on Groupon but recently got Classpass, so I ended up trying them on there.
The studio on Classpass is described as «Specialized in women’s only fitness, giving each woman a customized class in a group setting. They are the SoulCycle of Women’s Fitness.» Unfortunately, I feel like the class falls pretty short of that description.
Overall, I thought I got a really good workout. We did a lot of things that were very physically demanding and challenging, and I certainly worked up quite a sweat. The small class made me conscious and accountable, and ultimately that really helped to push me to a new level and new challenge. We had a great deal of variety, which helped the time go by quickly.
The studio is located on the 2^nd floor of the building, and you walk through a preschool to get to the workout room. The studio has a mat floor, TRX suspension cables, and lots of other good training equipment. It’s a nice sized room for a small class setting. Free water and towels as well. My only warning is you may have issues if you sweat a lot. I found any time I was doing stuff on the floor/​mat with my hands (like a burpee), I was slipping everywhere!
I took Yoni’s Sunday morning class with 2 other female students, and I think my main gripe was just the lack of skill assessment, customization, and personal attention. I think our instructor could have done a better job of asking us about our past experience, asking about injuries, and even providing modifications. For example, one circuit required a box jump onto a 2-​foot box, which, if you’ve never done a box jump before or have knee issues, is basically unsafe.
I understand that sometimes in a large group class, or especially if you’re a first time participant at a studio, it’s hard to give attention to that one particular student… but the value proposition of this studio IS the customization and personalization. I’ve taken classes at both Epic Hybrid Training and Drill Fitness, where each class had easily 10 – 15 students, and I got more attention in those classes than I did here.
Will I be back? I’m not sure yet. I’ll probably try several more places on Classpass before I settle on my favorites, but I wouldn’t entirely rule out Urban Fitness Boutique.