I am so excited about writing about this barre beauty. She just gets it. She understands me. She gets me. She understands people. All people. She understands who she is. She understands our studio. She understands the ladies in it. Helena, from the beginning, has been there. She gets it. I’m not just talking, physically gets the concept of Barre,
Recently, I’ve had some of our Barre 100 Club+ ladies send me articles that they have found in various sports magazines about why Barre is good for athletes. One article was in Women’s Golf Journal and the other in Women’s Running Magazine. The articles spoke about the reasons why barre is so effective, and the benefits go way beyond creating
“Don’t put all your eggs in one basket.” The saying applies to many things in life. If you are a student applying for colleges or a job, don’t put all your eggs in one basket. If you are an adult who is financially independent, we are told to diversify and not put all our money in one stock. Well,
You have all seen me in class, usually the one who looks like they are convulsing during thighs. We all have experienced this seething, gut-wrenching, knife-stabbing, yet addictive burn during class. Amazingly enough, we all keep coming back. So, while we endure this body-changing burn, how can we be sure we are getting the most from each and every pose.
I was invited to speak at The Chesterton Porter Rotary yesterday. I spoke about “Melding the Best Together”; barre is a fusion of ballet, Pilates and Stretch. At Barre + Beyond, we have melded together a special network of strong, empowered women. And slowly, I am working on melding together our beautiful community of businesses to build a stronger one.
To celebrate our Two Year Anniversary, I asked you to write what Barre + Beyond means to you. I am completely touched and want to share what you mean to me. Balancing life; caring for two young children, a husband with a busy career, a household in itself, on top of owning a small business, is tough. I feel like I am
