This isn’t just a workout, but a modern kind of conviction. And it’s the kind of place that wants to welcome you with open arms, with your aspirations and your courage, your tattoos and your scars, your curves and your curiosities; your wonder and your wonderful.
Ingrained in the Barre & Soul® culture, we embrace and encourage differences in age, color, gender identity or expression, national origin, ethnicity, family or marital status, language, ability, political affiliation, race, religion, sexual orientation, veteran status and other characteristics that make our studio communities unique.
>> Read more on our Diversity & Inclusion Page
>> Follow us on IG under our “Social Justice” Story Highlight
>> To share questions or feedback regarding Diversity, Equity or Inclusion at our organization email us at DEIB@barresoul.comPS - This is a ‘no namaste’ studio. You won’t hear it at the end of any class.‘Namaste’ was long ago appropriated by American Yoga culture and we hope you’ll encourage others to remove it from being incorrectly used. Read more on our article here.
BY ANDREA ISABELLE LUCAS
Founder of Barre & Soul®
We renegades have to stick together.
