Biker Barre LLC Reviews

They did not honor a pass that one of the staff talked me into purchasing during my first week. I was told I was purchasing a 5 pack that did not expire. It was especially for first-time students who did know if they could commit to multiple classes each month to make good on a monthly or New Years pass. They then said my pass expired when I tried to use it. I travel a lot, so there is no way I would have purchased a New Years pass for January, which is what they claimed I bought. I will never bike here again.

I have been to many barre classes over the past few months. This was one of the best ones I have attended, hands down. I attended Jessi's open barre class and am still feeling the burn when bending down. The class flowed well and while crowded, I never felt like there was a problem with space. Great staff, wonderful class, great vibe. Will definitely be back!

Pros: great staff, friendly atmosphere, super clean facilities, welcoming to newbies.
Cons: @CabinJohn no shower; makes it difficult to balance classes with work schedule.
Either a pro or a con, depending on your personality: Most cycling instructors are hard core, which is awesome & challenging. But, sometimes, I yearn for a more peaceful / mindful / restorative / gentle workout.

Biker Barre is an excellent studio. Not all of the classes are created equally but OMG give it time because there are some amazing teachers here. I love the combination of Bike and Barre. I love the lavender towels at the end of every class. I've attended 10 or so studios since moving to DC and Biker Barre is hands down my favorite for an intense inspiring workout.

I ve been going to Biker Barre for about a month and I can t say enough good things about it. It s fun, challenging, and affirming, and the instruction is top quality. BB is also IMMACULATE and doesn t have the weird gym smell that is so common to less well-tended spots and while that doesn t impact my ability to work out, it s a nice bonus. My favorite instructors always encourage me and push me but I never feel like I m guessing on form or intensity.

I have taken many cycling classes here and they are fun and encouraging. Some of the instructors aren't great at articulating but then again others are so Im not sure if it's a sound system problem or individual issue.

Biker Barre is like "Cheers," but healthy. Friendly people, excellent instructors (really the best I've come across, and I've been spinning since the paleolithic era), and nice extra touches like frequent competitions, giveaways, prizes. It's not cheap, but all of the little extras make it worth it.