NYC Pure Barre and CycleBar Studios Reopen and Rebuild Community Efforts

Between the two brands, there are over 20 studios available to the NYC community. Currently, there are 14 Pure Barre locations, four CycleBar stand-alone locations, and two dual flagship stores located in the Upper East Side and Flatiron. Both flagship stores recently celebrated their grand re-openings, bringing the fitness community back together with free rides, discounted memberships and open arms for all. The dual locations allow you the opportunity for a well-rounded fitness experience with both Barre and Cycling.

PB Metro LLC, which took over select locations of Flywheel Sports studios in NYC, is operated by an executive leadership team which has backgrounds in Pure Barre, CycleBar, Equinox and Flywheel Sports amongst others. Kristin Addis is the CEO, overseeing both Pure Barre and CycleBar studios within the New York metro region. Kristin was previously Senior Vice President for CycleBar on the franchise side and prior to that, Senior Vice President for Flywheel Sports.

Dana, VP Operations, Sales & Marketing, was with Pure Barre for several years before moving to CycleBar last year. Cedric Green who serves as the director of talent also joined the PB Metro team to lead the CycleBar Studios. He was previously with Flywheel Sports and helped us retain some of the great instructor talent as well as recruit and train new.

“We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to reopen our doors and build the local community back through boutique fitness,” said Kristin Addis, CEO of PB Metro. “With the pandemic gradually winding down, we encourage New Yorkers to get back in-studio to fuel their bodies, connect, socialize and create relationships with the help of group fitness.”

This May, PB Metro LLC is offering a last call founder rate. This promotion includes 30% off all of CycleBar studio’s membership offerings until the end of the month. This rate will apply for the entire duration of your membership at any of the CycleBar studios throughout New York City.

“We are offering this promotion as a commitment toward building our communities back up after people were displaced for so long, including former Flywheel enthusiasts, as well as welcoming fresh faces to a new home,” said Addis.