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Pure Barre has reintroduced its Reform class, a 50-minute full-body workout that combines Pure Barre's technique with Pilates movement patterns. The class uses sliders and a resistance tube system to create continuous tension and help clients build muscular endurance and enhance body awareness.
Pure Barre Reform fuses the best elements of Pure Barre's renowned technique with Pilates movement patterns to deliver a 50-minute, full-body workout centered on resistance, control and coordination. Using sliders and Pure Barre’s unique resistance tube system, the class creates continuous tension from head to toe, helping clients build muscular endurance, enhance body awareness and strengthen the mind-body connection. With larger ranges of motion under tension, clients can challenge balance and stability, using their body as the machine.
“Consumers are looking for workouts that do more than build strength – they want to move in a way that helps them feel balanced, controlled and more connected to their bodies,” said Katelyn DiGiorgio, President of Pure Barre. “Pure Barre Reform brings that experience to life through Pilates-inspired resistance training rooted in the precision, energy and low-impact approach our members know and love. We are excited to reintroduce this fan-favorite class as a meaningful way for longtime members and newcomers alike to build confidence, deepen their practice and continue challenging themselves at the barre.”
Created for people of all ages and fitness levels, Reform offers modifications and progressions, allowing resistance, intensity and range of motion to be adjusted to fit individual needs and goals.
A nationwide event was held in conjunction with the return of Reform, featuring classes and in-studio experiences. Each class is led by an expert Pure Barre instructor, trained to safely guide and motivate clients through the workout.
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on May 20, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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