BEATS Barre Studio coming to The Vista

The new BEATS Barre Studio in The Vista offers a spot for to get fit while you’re listening sweating with the music.

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Get fit in rhythm at the new BEATS Barre Studio. | Photo by Amy Guinn

BEATS Barre Studio will celebrate the opening of its new 2,236 sqft studio at 1835 Gervais St. Suite C in The Vista on Tuesday, Sept. 26 at 10 a.m. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will feature remarks from Columbia Mayor Daniel Rickenmann and studio founder Meredith Trout, followed by a reception and tour.

BEATS stands for Burn, Energize, and Tone Sculpt, and the class is taught on the musical beat. Meredith designed the BEATS method to build a comprehensive workout blending mat work, arms, dance cardio, and barre.

The studio will begin operations on Monday, Oct. 2 with classes from Monday to Saturday. Childcare options are available for select weekday classes. Memberships go on sale Thursday, Sept. 21.

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