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You can order one of the protein shakes before your class, to be ready for you when you finish. There was a range of protein shakes on offer, and according to Barry’s website the Fuel Bar has everything from “performance enhancers to muscle recovery”. On a dark Thursday evening, I headed to Barry’s SW1 studio near Victoria station, to try the 'Abs and Ass' class.Īs I walked into the reception, loud music was blaring over the speakers, and the first thing that caught my eye was the Fuel Bar. Images of me having to quit halfway through or throwing up mid-workout filled my mind, but I plucked up the courage and headed down. It was not until 2013 that the first studio would open here in London, but today there’s seven across the city, including Soho, Canary Wharf, and Shoreditch.Īs someone who is more into slow-paced workouts such as yoga and pilates, when I was given the chance to try Barry’s, my first thought was "will I be able to do it?".
The brand started in 1998 in Los Angeles when LA-based instructor Barry Jay created HIIT interval training in a group setting. "Burn baby burn" glows on the wall of Barry's Bootcamp (Image: MyLondon)
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