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Barry's Bootcamp

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Mon 06:00 am - 08:00 pm
Tue 06:00 am - 08:00 pm
Wed 06:00 am - 08:00 pm
Thu 06:00 am - 08:00 pm
Fri 06:00 am - 06:30 pm
Sat 07:30 am - 04:00 pm
Sun 08:45 am - 02:45 pm
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Rated 3.9/5 based on 21 customer reviews.
October 24, 2019 12:30

This was my first boot camp type workout. I typically hit the weight 4-5 days a week. I was out of town and Needed to mix up my routine.
The facilities were nice, lockers, showers, and changing room. They had a good assortment of drinks as well.
Something that stood out to me was the treadmills. They were somewhat cushioned and had give when you stepped. My shins were not throbbing when I finished.
The atmosphere is cool, instructors are motivating, and I enjoyed my workout.
After your workout they greet you with a chilled towel to cool off. I burned right at 1000calories in the 1 hour workout.

March 11, 2019 22:19

Muscle are bootcamp!! I work out hard trying to get built before 4th of July@!@

August 19, 2018 20:17

Antonio is horrible as an operator. Better in NYC

August 19, 2018 20:17

Antonio is horrible as an operator. Better in NYC

May 15, 2018 19:52

Very fun and intense workout. Our trainer kept everyone motivated the whole hour. The rest of the staff was friendly and I would definitely like to come back.

May 15, 2018 19:52

Very fun and intense workout. Our trainer kept everyone motivated the whole hour. The rest of the staff was friendly and I would definitely like to come back.

February 4, 2018 22:07

If you attend this class via classpass, please know you cannot start on a treadmill. I made this mistake and they would not let me switch, even when the class was only half full.

February 1, 2018 15:34

Everything you expect from a Barry's. If you don't know, it's a high-intensity impact training that fuses treadmill exercises with floor exercises. They range from abs to arms and legs to full-body workouts. The trainers push you by encouraging you and keeping your mind on short term goals in the class, which makes each workout go by so fast! Check out the website to find specific times and body targeted workouts.

February 1, 2018 15:34

Everything you expect from a Barry's. If you don't know, it's a high-intensity impact training that fuses treadmill exercises with floor exercises. They range from abs to arms and legs to full-body workouts. The trainers push you by encouraging you and keeping your mind on short term goals in the class, which makes each workout go by so fast! Check out the website to find specific times and body targeted workouts.

January 31, 2018 13:37

As a first time customer, I was talked into buying a 3-pack of classes. I returned several months later and was told my classes had "expired" and was forced to purchase another class. If you enjoy empty classes and giving away your money then Barry's won't disappoint.

January 31, 2018 13:37

As a first time customer, I was talked into buying a 3-pack of classes. I returned several months later and was told my classes had "expired" and was forced to purchase another class. If you enjoy empty classes and giving away your money then Barry's won't disappoint.

October 23, 2017 08:27

One of the best workouts that there is! I can't say enough about the staff, amenities, and system as I believe that everything is top class. If you're young with no lingering issues/injuries and you're familiar with basic weightlifting form this is the best that there is. If you're not then I really would be a little hesitant to recommend this system (hence 4 stars). As much as the trainers are knowledgeable and helpful and try their best to accommodate, they're limited as to what they can do with this exercise system. The room is very dimly lit and the exercise is very fast paced, and classes are usually pretty full of around 40-50 people. So as far as a trainer being able to check form or offer modifications it really is impossible. Also almost every workout that they offer is pretty heavy on the core/ab area, so if you have lower back issues I'd definitely stay away. In summary, if you're young, in moderate shape (able to do any HIIT style), and already know proper form then I'd highly recommend this place/system! Otherwise go at your own risk.

October 23, 2017 08:27

Great gym! I started seeing huge results in my body. Love mixing running and weights. Trainers are very professional and helpful!

October 23, 2017 08:27

Hands down my favorite place in Nashville to go for a good workout! It will kick your butt, but live you feeling great afterwards! All the coaches are super helpful and motivational. Give it a try! You won't be disappointed. -- If you want results and a good calorie burn go to Barry's!

October 23, 2017 08:27

I know that Barry's Bootcamp is very popular and increasingly so. I can see the lure of it - very nice space, very fit instructors who are naturally very inspiring, and great interval training work outs. The studio is located in the Gulch, the heart of Nashville. Despite being in such a coveted neighborhood, the studio is very spacious and clean. I never checked out their amenities because I knew I wasn't going to be a regular there. The instructors are friendly, energetic, and gives good cues. They're all in fantastic shape, which I think is one of the selling points of Barry's, although I don't think you can assume they are testaments to its effectiveness. Anyway, the workouts is why I think it falls short of being a perfect five star. The class alternates between cardio (running on the treadmill) and weights. The latter is where the variability of the classes come from (focus on different body parts). Typically, you'd start with 10 minutes on the treadmill and then hop off for weights on the bench and then back on the treadmill. I really do love this type of interval training, it gets the sweat and the heart racing. However, this is all done in a very dimly lit room and I just can't imagine the instructors being able to check your form especially in a class of about 50 people. I think it caters to younger people who are resistant to injury even with bad form and excludes people who need more instruction.

October 23, 2017 08:27

The name "Bootcamp" can be intimidating. I'm not a workout junkie. It's more like a thing I do because I know it's good for the body. Calling it a workout doesn't do it justice; it's more like an "experience." The music is pulsing, the room glows red, the fans swirl the air, and the instructor motivates you. I always work out with Josh and he's great. I also think the business does a good job with the little things like nice soaps and lotions, towels, and mints. Check it out!

August 22, 2017 12:03

One of the best workouts that there is! I can't say enough about the staff, amenities, and system as I believe that everything is top class. If you're young with no lingering issues/injuries and you're familiar with basic weightlifting form this is the best that there is. If you're not then I really would be a little hesitant to recommend this system (hence 4 stars). As much as the trainers are knowledgeable and helpful and try their best to accommodate, they're limited as to what they can do with this exercise system. The room is very dimly lit and the exercise is very fast paced, and classes are usually pretty full of around 40-50 people. So as far as a trainer being able to check form or offer modifications it really is impossible. Also almost every workout that they offer is pretty heavy on the core/ab area, so if you have lower back issues I'd definitely stay away. In summary, if you're young, in moderate shape (able to do any HIIT style), and already know proper form then I'd highly recommend this place/system! Otherwise go at your own risk.

August 22, 2017 12:03

One of the best workouts that there is! I can't say enough about the staff, amenities, and system as I believe that everything is top class. If you're young with no lingering issues/injuries and you're familiar with basic weightlifting form this is the best that there is. If you're not then I really would be a little hesitant to recommend this system (hence 4 stars). As much as the trainers are knowledgeable and helpful and try their best to accommodate, they're limited as to what they can do with this exercise system. The room is very dimly lit and the exercise is very fast paced, and classes are usually pretty full of around 40-50 people. So as far as a trainer being able to check form or offer modifications it really is impossible. Also almost every workout that they offer is pretty heavy on the core/ab area, so if you have lower back issues I'd definitely stay away. In summary, if you're young, in moderate shape (able to do any HIIT style), and already know proper form then I'd highly recommend this place/system! Otherwise go at your own risk.

August 22, 2017 12:03

One of the best workouts that there is! I can't say enough about the staff, amenities, and system as I believe that everything is top class. If you're young with no lingering issues/injuries and you're familiar with basic weightlifting form this is the best that there is. If you're not then I really would be a little hesitant to recommend this system (hence 4 stars). As much as the trainers are knowledgeable and helpful and try their best to accommodate, they're limited as to what they can do with this exercise system. The room is very dimly lit and the exercise is very fast paced, and classes are usually pretty full of around 40-50 people. So as far as a trainer being able to check form or offer modifications it really is impossible. Also almost every workout that they offer is pretty heavy on the core/ab area, so if you have lower back issues I'd definitely stay away. In summary, if you're young, in moderate shape (able to do any HIIT style), and already know proper form then I'd highly recommend this place/system! Otherwise go at your own risk.

August 12, 2017 06:29

I know that Barry's Bootcamp is very popular and increasingly so. I can see the lure of it - very nice space, very fit instructors who are naturally very inspiring, and great interval training work outs. The studio is located in the Gulch, the heart of Nashville. Despite being in such a coveted neighborhood, the studio is very spacious and clean. I never checked out their amenities because I knew I wasn't going to be a regular there. The instructors are friendly, energetic, and gives good cues. They're all in fantastic shape, which I think is one of the selling points of Barry's, although I don't think you can assume they are testaments to its effectiveness. Anyway, the workouts is why I think it falls short of being a perfect five star. The class alternates between cardio (running on the treadmill) and weights. The latter is where the variability of the classes come from (focus on different body parts). Typically, you'd start with 10 minutes on the treadmill and then hop off for weights on the bench and then back on the treadmill. I really do love this type of interval training, it gets the sweat and the heart racing. However, this is all done in a very dimly lit room and I just can't imagine the instructors being able to check your form especially in a class of about 50 people. I think it caters to younger people who are resistant to injury even with bad form and excludes people who need more instruction.

July 13, 2017 12:30

The name "Bootcamp" can be intimidating. I'm not a workout junkie. It's more like a thing I do because I know it's good for the body. Calling it a workout doesn't do it justice; it's more like an "experience." The music is pulsing, the room glows red, the fans swirl the air, and the instructor motivates you. I always work out with Josh and he's great. I also think the business does a good job with the little things like nice soaps and lotions, towels, and mints. Check it out!

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