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This non-yoga offering at The Yoga Room in Queens has the word “barre” in it, but the tiny, targeted pulses and Lotte Berk-lengtheners are paired with moderate-intensity cardio and strength training.

So, in between familiar barre sequences, like squats on your tip-toes and with one leg extended, which make butt, thighs, and quad muscles quiver, are jumping jacks, mountain climbers, forearm planks, and push-ups.

Then, you finish it off with a Pilates-style core workout on the mat, with traditional exercises like the Teaser and Hundreds. Hannah, who taught the class, made me sweat way more than I expected her to, and her fun-loving approach to both the class and her playlist was much appreciated.

My only complaint: Because the Astoria location didn’t have enough room at the barre for all the students, I got stuck with a stand-up plastic one that was sticky to the touch and wobbled while I squeezed my glutes. Here’s hoping that with this sign of class popularity, they’ll add another one to the wall. —Lisa Elaine Held

Who’s it for: Barre lovers or yogis who want to increase cardio (and maybe also live in Queens).

Book it or skip it: Book it.

The Yoga Room, 38-01 35th Ave., Astoria, and 10-14 47th Rd., Long Island City, $20, www.the-yoga-room.com