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7/1/2018

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Barre in the park is changing its name......
Barre in the Park started in July 2015 because I was looking for something different, something “extra” when it came to Barre and the workouts I was getting at some of the local gyms in my neighborhood.  I had been taking barre for 2 years by then, including my entire second pregnancy and was approached about getting certified as an instructor.  At the time, I was struggling with what “I wanted to be when I grew up” and was a working mom with two children, so I figured this could be a great idea but I was scared as HELL of failing. ​
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I looked in to all of the different franchise options but I always came back to the fact that I always wanted to be my own boss. I was certified by Definitive Barre Fitness, recognized by the American Fitness Association of America in May 2015 and from there my concept for starting my business grew.  I was by then teaching at 4 different gyms in and around Denver and occasionally I would have people tell me that the classes were “too hard” or “they weren’t strong enough”. I have always thought that if you are working out or taking a Barre class you should never feel like you had to go and do cardio, lift more weights or do another class to get the workout you needed for the day and that is how Barre in the Park started! Barre in the Park was the FIRST Barre specific business in NE Denver at the time and I loved every second of being creative, helping people achieve their goals through exercise and building a community within Stapleton that I would eventually call my friends and family! 
 
Fast forward to November 2015 when it got cold!!!  Up until then all classes had been outside in the park (hence the name Barre in the Park) but I never imagined that this business and concept would be so popular so I quickly threw together a studio in my garage with carpeting, mirrors and one Barre to keep going through the winter.  In August of 2016 I decided to move on from the park concept and keep everything inside my newly finished studio with its hardwood floors, mirrors, multiple barre’s, retail space, equipment and our continued amazing class atmosphere.  
 
Fast forward again as we approach the 3rdanniversary of this homegrown business and the rebranding of Barre in the Park!  As with any concept or idea, CHANGE is paramount to growth.  In life, there is always evolution and change. Our new brand name better incorporates MY vision from the past and OUR vision of the future. 
 
Meet BARRE CENTRAL! 
​Our new name not only incorporates its first location and the surrounding area and being the first and only non-franchise Barre studio in the 80238-zip code but it also reflects commitment, resilience, community, creativity, ingenuity, intrigue and above all fitness.  I can not wait for all the exciting changes that will happen for this business and I look forward to sharing it with all of you! 
 
Barre Central currently offers the following class formats:
  • Barre Fitness, this 60-min format is not like the rest. The classes are different every single time, the music is different every single class, you will leave class feeling like you have accomplished something and left it all at the Barre.  
  • Barre 45, is the same great class condensed in to 45 minutes for those who may not have an entire hour to work out.  
  • Barre Amped Up is our 60-min cardio barre format.  Same great barre moves intensified with a 4” step/platform. 
  • Adult Hip Hop, is taught by one of our instructors with 20+ years of hip hop teaching under her belt. This class was brought to the studio from a demand within the NE Denver community and has been popular ever since.  
  • Barre + Bounce is our newest class.  Barre + Bounce is just the right amount of cardio mixed with Barre, burning between 700-1000 calories per hour depending on fitness level.

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