If you’ve ever finished a barre class and thought, “I could teach this,” you’re not alone. Barre has a way of turning devoted students into future instructors. The precision, the music, the small movements that create big results: once it clicks, you want to share it.
Club Greenwood’s 20-hour Barre Certification Training with Lindsey Long is designed for exactly that moment. Whether you’re ready to step to the front of the room or simply want to understand the method on a deeper level, this program gives you the knowledge, practice, and confidence to lead a full 60-minute barre class.
What You’ll Learn in Barre Teacher Training
Great barre instructors do more than demonstrate movements. They understand why each exercise works, how to keep every participant safe, and how to guide a room with clear, motivating cues. This certification covers the full foundation:
The history of barre. Understand where the method comes from, from its roots in ballet and rehabilitative exercise to the boutique fitness format loved today.
Anatomy and muscle activation. Learn which muscles each movement targets and how to help participants find true engagement, not just go through the motions.
Cueing and class leadership. Practice the verbal, visual, and hands-on cues that turn a good class into a great one, so participants feel supported at every level.
Technique and form. Master proper alignment and modifications so you can confidently teach to a mixed room of beginners and seasoned students.
Class structure. Build a complete 60-minute class with intentional flow, pacing, and progression.
A Training Format That Builds Real Confidence
Reading about barre and teaching barre are two very different things. That’s why this training blends classroom learning with time in the studio. Over two weekends, you’ll move between instruction, training classes, and practice teaching, so you leave having actually led participants through the work.
By the final session, you won’t just know the material. You’ll have used it.
Training Schedule
The program runs across two weekends, giving you time between sessions to absorb what you’ve learned and practice on your own.
Weekend One
Friday, November 6 | 4:00 to 8:00pm
Saturday, November 7 | 10:00am to 3:00pm
Weekend Two
Saturday, December 5 | 10:00am to 3:00pm
Sunday, December 6 | 9:00am to 3:00pm
Investment
Members: $599
Guests: $699
Your tuition includes all 20 hours of classroom instruction, studio sessions, training classes, and practice teaching with Lindsey Long.
Meet Your Instructor: Lindsey Long
Lindsey brings a holistic approach to wellness, empowering clients to strengthen both their bodies and mindsets. A Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, she holds a Master’s degree in Human Nutrition and Dietetics from Metropolitan State University and has completed more than 3,000 hours of movement training. Her specialties include classical comprehensive Pilates, vinyasa yoga, barre, HIIT, and therapeutic exercise and movement for prenatal, postnatal, and menopausal life stages.
Lindsey also leads marketing for Food and Nutrition Services at Denver Public Schools. Outside the studio, this Oklahoma native enjoys time with her two sons, experimenting in the kitchen, traveling, and finding the perfect glass of Rosé champagne.
Who Should Take This Barre Certification?
This training is a great fit if you are:
- A barre enthusiast who wants to start teaching
- A fitness instructor looking to add barre to your teaching skill set
- A dedicated student who wants to deepen your own practice and understanding of the method
- A Pilates, yoga, or dance professional interested in expanding your offerings
No prior teaching experience is required. What matters most is a love for barre and a willingness to learn.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does barre certification cost at Club Greenwood?
The 20-hour Barre Certification Training is $599 for Club Greenwood members and $699 for guests.
How long does it take to get barre certified?
Club Greenwood’s barre certification is a 20-hour program completed over two weekends in November and December.
Do I need teaching experience to take barre teacher training?
No. The program is designed for both new and experienced instructors, as well as students who want to deepen their practice.
What will I be able to teach after the certification?
Graduates are prepared to lead a full 60-minute barre class, including warm-up, structured sequences, and cooldown.
Is the training hands-on?
Yes. The program combines classroom learning with studio sessions, training classes, and practice teaching so you build real confidence before you lead your first class.
Where is the training held?
All sessions take place at Club Greenwood in the Denver Tech Center.
Ready for the Front of the Room?
Finish confident, certified, and ready to teach. Reserve your spot in Barre Certification Training today.