Vertical Barre

This studio is so much more than a place to train. The coaches are incredibly encouraging, kind, and empowering, and I’ve never felt such a deep sense of acceptance and belonging before. You’re treated like family here, supported every step of the way, and gently pushed to explore yourself in ways I’ve never experienced. An absolutely life-changing environment.

Wonderful studio. The instructors I’ve met here have been the most positive and engaging that I’ve encountered at a studio and I’ve been to many. I read a review by someone else that said “This is the only studio I’ve ever been to that didn’t greet me or ask my name” This was opposite of my experience. I’ve never been to a studio that did introductions, ice breakers and attendance call like vertical barre. Unfortunately I live out of state otherwise I would be a regular here. I loved it. The classes are challenging but can be made appropriate for any skill level.

Warm and welcoming pole fitness studio in NW Reno. They provide a variety of classes EVERY DAY (!!) of the week as of this posting. I have made breakthroughs in my pole fitness with many of the awesome and talented instructors there. It's also a great workout and develops strength. I believe there are 11 poles, 45mm each.

Geri and Natasha are fantastic instructors for level 1. Even though I'm on the bigger side and couldn't lift myself at first, no one blinked an eye they were both super supportive and would come up with modified moves to work up to the more difficult things. If you've never taken a pole class, 10/10 recommend this studio!

This is the first pole studio I’ve been to that didn’t even ask my name, and I go to different pole studios as much as possible when I travel. I had signed up for two classes in the same afternoon and left before the second because I was that uncomfortable. Really bummed because I was hoping to have a place to pole when on work trips in the area. I think if you’re a local and they’ve gotten to know you, this place might be great. I personally did not have a good experience. I signed up for a level 3 class because of the class description on the website (“You should be able to invert before registering for this class”). I can comfortably invert and am working on strengthening my shoulder mounts, but this level was definitely too advanced for me. It may be that the instructor is not used to having a student at my level, but I did not feel comfortable trying more advanced moves (even ones I have done and do regularly) because I wasn’t confident the instructor (or other students) would spot me if I needed it. Again, the community seemed supportive of each other - just not newcomers. It might be a great place for a lot of people. Not for me.