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Mixing cardio with body resistance, strength-training, and lots of repetitions, barre class is perfect for anyone who wants to get a longer, stronger body! Barre classes have you mixing your time up from working at the barre (think: beautiful ballerina style) to sweating it out on the floor. Read more about barre.

A new year equals a new you. Make your New Year’s resolutions a reality with the help of this gift guide especially designed for you.

From ballet to shimmies, to two-step to breakdancing, dance continues to be one of America’s favorite activities and it looks like this year, it is reimagined once again.
We’ve rounded up some of our fave Angels’ Instagrams and want to share some ways you too can incorporate their diet and exercise tips into a routine of your own!

Does the concept of muscle confusion or body confusion have you a bit…confused? We talk to an expert about what it is, plus why and how to do it.

When we saw Travel + Leisure’s list of America’s Best Cities for Hipsters, we couldn’t help but think of the spas in these cities. So we took its top three, plus New York City and Los Angeles, two spa metropolises, and uncovered the best spas for hipsters.

Some of the year’s hottest spa trends.

The Bar Method was founded in 2001 by Burr Leonard who had been practicing and teaching the exercises based on the Lotte Berk Method, named after the German dancer who fled the Nazis for London in the late 1930s, since 1991. Berk created the Method by combining her ballet bar moves with rehabilitative steps required because of a back injury. The moves resulted in improved strength and flexibility with minimal impact on the joints. Berk’s method would later help sculpt the bodies of celebrities like Brooke Shields, Joan Collins and most recently, through Burr Leonard’s variation, Drew Barrymore!