RIDE’s instructors make those ceiling-suspended black-and-yellow straps much less intimidating via demos, plenty of individual attention, and judgment-free modifications. Read More »
225 2nd Street Pike, Southampton, PA | 267-988-4876 | Website
Allongée transports you back to your recital days by trading in generic isometric movements for real ballet steps — while still burning your quads. Read More »
232 Market Street, 2nd Floor, Philadelphia, PA | 215-733-0777 | Website
Three workouts under one roof – spin, barre and TRX – means you’ll never want to leave; $2 for child care in an on-site playroom stocked with toys means you’ll never have an excuse not to go. Read More »
328 North Lewis Road, Royersford, PA | 484-961-8295 | Website
This mixed-martial-arts gym has a serious following, and we know why: It’s so pretty—imagine impossibly white floor mats paired with camel-hued leather punching bags placed just so, with green plants peppered throughout—you almost forget you’re working out. Read More »
2101 Brandywine Street, Philadelphia, PA | 215-593-0060 | Website
The fitness offerings for moms at this mostly-yoga studio puts other workout spots to shame: From Baby Bump Boot Camp to Postpartum Rebuild, the range of prenatal, postnatal and mommy-and-me classes will keep your fitness game on point from the minute the stick turns blue until your little one is ready to downward- dog with you. Read More »
1100 Pine Street, Philadelphia, PA | 267-519-9037 | Website
Don't let the name fool you: What started as a small cycling spot in Manayunk has become a full-blown fitness studio. In the past year, it relocated to a larger, shinier space and added barre classes — including BYO Baby Barre, in which parents wear their little ones, Bjorn-style — and combo workouts that mix yoga with barre and cycling. And that's on top of unveiling a new Phoenixville location. Yep, they've been busy. (Manayunk and Phoenixville.) Read More »
107 Cotton Street, Manayunk, PA | 267-336-7928 | Website
You can hop from the TRX bands to the spin studio to an aerial yoga or barre class thanks to Paoli's new one-stop-shop fitness studio. The idea is to keep your mind and muscles busy with lots of workout options, accomplished (and then some) by way of more than 90 stellar classes a week. Read More »
21 Plank Avenue, Paoli, PA | 610-993-9933 | Website
This new Paoli fitness studio, housed in a former Wine & Spirits Store, is actually five studios in one: personal training, cycling, aerial yoga, mat yoga and barre, each in separate spaces. The goal is balanced cross-training, and you can get more than your fill with Purenergy's 90 classes a week. Read More »
21 Plank Avenue, Paoli, PA | 610-993-9933 | Website
Dont get too attached to the gym here. In nice weather, trainer Roger Dickerman takes his sessions outdoors, which means everythingcurbs, benches, the sidewalkis fair game for banging out some reps. Read More »
249 South 10th Street, Philadelphia, PA | 215-351-6260 | Website
Readers' Choice: It's the ass-kicking of choice these days, courtesy of a deceptively innocuous looking, impact-free, wildly effective ballet barre. Read More »
1701 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA | 267-234-7825 | Website
Last spring, we finally got to see what all the fuss was about when this NYC-based fitness brand opened not one, but two brand-spanking-new indoor cycling studios in our area. Then it finally clicked: the DJ-curated music, the tiered stadium seating, the TorqBoard stats to see, in real time, how you stack up against your neighborthis is why New Yorkers are so addicted. Were in. Read More »
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