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Barre3 is an efficient and effective workout that combines strength, cardio, and mindfulness, designed to teach people to be balanced in body and empowered from within. When you work out with us, you’ll move through low-impact isometric moves, large-range cardio bursts, and mind-centering breath work. Barre3 instructors will challenge you to find your edge while creating space for you to define what success looks like for you in every workout.
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- HAHelen AfanasievaOct 24, 20255.0What a wonderful studio with a soul! I love their workouts, very low impact yet you’re all sweaty and pumped. Special thanks to Sydney for being a great instructor.
- CLChristina LupoSep 6, 20255.0I’ve been going to Barre3 for almost two years now and I still get excited for each class. The classes are the perfect mix of strength, cardio, and mindfulness. The studio is clean, welcoming, and has a great community vibe. The classes are always different each week and challenge me every time.
- AMAmelia MochiAug 23, 20255.0The barre class was sooooo good! The instructor was super nice and gave lots of options. I was sweating and working but felt amazing afterward. I wish I lived in Toronto!
- TFtoronto foodieAug 14, 20254.0I purchased a 10-class package and have attended three classes so far. The classes are typically full, but since the studio hosts smaller groups compared to other fitness studios, there’s still enough room to move comfortably. I’ve taken classes with Madeleine, Allison, and Haley — all of whom are great! They’re friendly, knowledgeable, and lead challenging workouts that definitely make you feel the burn. I’m usually sore for a few days afterward! Depending on the instructor, you’ll use some equipment like small ball, resistance bands, sliders, and weights. So far, I’ve found I prefer Haley’s classes a bit more. She offers helpful corrections and maintains a slightly more manageable pace, which I really appreciate. With the other instructors, the pace and transitions sometimes feel a bit too fast for my liking. The studio amenities include lockers with built-in locks, face towels, and a water station for bottle refills. There are two washrooms available, though showers were not in service during my visits. A few things to note — they don’t have an active phone line, and getting in touch online can be a bit difficult. Because of this, I tend to book last minute to avoid needing to make changes or rebook. Also, it’s important to arrive 10–15 minutes early to allow time for check-in and getting settled, as they start sessions right on the dot!
- ELEva LeungAug 14, 20251.0I tried several times over a week to redeem the remaining classes on my package—emails and phone calls all went unanswered. This consistent silence feels like deliberate avoidance rather than an oversight, and it’s disappointing from a studio that touts community and accountability. Until barre3 Toronto demonstrates reliable customer service and honours pre-paid sessions, I’d advise prospective clients to think twice before purchasing any class packages.
Frequently Asked Questions About barre3
What types of workouts does barre3 offer?
barre3 combines strength, cardio, and mindfulness with low-impact isometric moves, cardio bursts, and breath work to create balanced and empowering workouts.
Where is barre3 located?
barre3 is located at 430 Adelaide St. West, Toronto, ON, M5V 1S7, Canada.
What are the operating hours of barre3?
barre3 is open Monday 10:00-20:55, Tuesday to Thursday 07:15-20:55, Friday 10:00-19:35, and Saturday to Sunday 08:40-13:40.
Does barre3 require appointments for classes?
No, barre3 does not require appointments; you can drop in for classes during open hours.
Is barre3 accessible for wheelchair users?
barre3 does not have wheelchair accessible entrances or parking, but it does have unisex restrooms.
What payment methods are accepted at barre3?
barre3 accepts debit and credit card payments and does not require cash only payments.
Is barre3 a safe space for LGBTQ and transgender individuals?
Yes, barre3 welcomes LGBTQ individuals and is a transgender safe space.
Are there any nearby fitness or gym facilities close to barre3?
Yes, nearby fitness options include Old School Muay Thai - Toronto, Fuel Training Club, and StretchLab, which provide additional workout and training opportunities.
What nearby places can I visit before or after my workout at barre3?
Close to barre3, you can visit Lofts399 for bar experiences, The Brant Park for a relaxing park visit, or enjoy healthy meals at Impact Kitchen and nutbar.
How can I easily get to barre3 using nearby landmarks or businesses?
You can locate barre3 near the June Lindenfield Salon and Fearless Post office. This central location in downtown Toronto makes it easy to find while exploring local businesses.