*I received a free month of ClassPass in exchange for this review. All opinions are my own. 

For the past few weeks, I have been testing out ClassPass, a unique program where for $99 a month you get to attend unlimited classes at specific fitness studios. ClassPass just recently launched in Denver and after trying it out, I am thrilled it is here! It is such a fun way to get moving!


ClassPass Website Photo

Before I get into why you should give it a try, here are a few more details about it:

  • ClassPass is in currently in 22 cities including NYC, Boston, San Francisco, LA, the twin cities, Dallas, Portland, and Washington D.C.
  • You are limited to 3 classes per studio per month.  However, once the next month starts, you can visit that favorite studio again for 3 times!
  • You can workout in ANY city on ClassPass.  We just announced ClassPass Flex (read more here!).
  • An alternative to a gym membership.

Ok, here is why I have basically adored my ClassPass membership for the past few weeks:

You won’t get bored. ClassPass offers a ton of class options for its members, so you don’t run the risk of getting bored with any one style of class. For instance, in the few weeks I tried ClassPass I was able to try cross fit, pure barre, yoga, bootcamp, and spinning.

You’re supporting small businesses. Since ClassPass partners with boutique studios, you’re giving the little guys some love rather than the box box chain gyms. While I don’t have a problem with either, I do love that the smaller gyms are getting a chance to show off their stuff.

Barre Class @ Ballet Physique

You won’t want to skip the gym. Ok, I can’t guarantee that you won’t want to skip a class, but I can guarantee that the likely hood of skipping a class is extremely low. ClassPass charges $20 if you cancel a class with less than 24 hours notice. Knowing you have to pay to not workout? I’d get my butt in gear.

You can try out classes you’ve hear a lot about. Like I mentioned above, I was able to try a whole bunch of different styles of class. One of the ones I was excited to try was pure barre. I’ve heard a ton about it and, while I enjoyed the class, was able to realize that it is just not for me. Bootcamp and spinning is much more my style!

Fundamentals Class @ Balance Athletics

You’ll get some new workout inspiration. With all the new moves you’re likely to learn at the classes you attend, you can bring those moves back to the gym with you for your solo sessions, or if you decide ClassPass isn’t right for you.

Here is an example of a workout I did with my Lean Mean 2015 Burners that was inspired by the pure barre class I attended:

Barre Tabata

It’s a great way to change up your workouts if you’re getting bored. Need something new after training months for a race? Just bored with your gym routine in general? ClassPass is the perfect way to keep you moving while you change up your routine. So many classes, so little time!

You’ll meet new people. Every person at every class, instructors and participants alike, were so stinking friendly. Everyone made me feel comfortable and was excited to have me there. It was a great way to meet some new faces!

Ladies Only Bootcamp @ Inward Fitness

The website is extremely user friendly. Not only does the ClassPass website keep track of how many class and what studios you’ve been too, but it also let’s you know if you’ve already signed up for a class at a specific time. That way you don’t have to keep referring to your own calendar to make sure classes don’t conflict. So helpful!

Already reserved: ClassPass screen shot

In case you’re interested, here is a list of the classes I took throughout the city:

Overall, I just loved my ClassPass experience and would definitely consider signing up for another month, especially during the winter when running outside is tougher. This is a great option to get me moving and mixing things up.

RQ: How do you breathe new life into your workouts? Is ClassPass something you would consider trying?

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