Where Grace Meets Grit.

Precision Barre is a low-impact, high-burn workout that blends Pilates with traditional ballet barre exercises to sculpt, lengthen, and strengthen the whole body.

Sculpted strength meets refined movement in Precision Barre.

Step into your strongest self with Precision Barre — a 50-minute, full-body workout designed to engage your muscles deeply through controlled, intentional movement. Build strength, flexibility, and endurance while improving posture and core stability with bodyweight resistance and props, all crafted to leave you longer, leaner, and undeniably stronger.

Come for the workout. Stay for how it makes you feel.

Where Precision Meets Power

Each class begins with a blend of core-focused mat Pilates and floor barre exercises designed to activate deep stabilizing muscles and establish alignment. From there, you’ll move to the barre for isolated sequences rooted in classical ballet technique, engaging the glutes, thighs, arms, and core. Props and bodyweight resistance are used throughout to enhance focus and intensity.

The session closes with stretching to lengthen and release.

Located at:

236 Wall Street Suite 104 Kingston, NY 12401

Ready to train like a dancer?

Get ready to change the way you move — and the way you see yourself.

What to Expect

  • Wear comfortable, form-fitting workout clothes that allow for full range of motion. Bare feet, socks (or ballet slippers if you have them) are recommended.

  • No prior experience is necessary! Precision Barre is designed for all levels, whether you’re new to barre, Pilates, or ballet technique.

  • Just yourself! We provide all props used in class, including mats, resistance bands, small weights, and balls.

  • Precision Barre is low-impact but high-intensity, focusing on deep muscle engagement and controlled movements. Expect a challenging yet accessible workout that builds strength and endurance without jarring impact.

  • Precision Barre incorporates more classical ballet technique than most barre workouts. The exercises performed at the barre are deconstructed versions of traditional ballet movements like pliés, tendus, rond de jambes, etc. They're intentionally scaled to be accessible for all levels—no dance background required—while still delivering the strength, control, and elegance of ballet-based training.

Guiding Your Practice

Elizabeth Voetsch was a classical ballet dancer for over sixteen years. She received her training under Margaret Swarthout of the Royal Ballet in Marin County, California, and at the Boston Ballet.

Today, she brings that foundation into her work as a movement educator. A Yoga Alliance–certified instructor with nearly twenty years of teaching experience, Elizabeth is also a certified Pilates instructor and somatic educator. Her approach to barre is precise yet intuitive, integrating classical technique with mindful embodiment. Through thoughtful sequencing and a focus on alignment, centering, and control, she invites students to move with clarity, awareness, and grace.