Love love love this place!…read more I have taken yoga and pilates at this location and absolutely love it. The studio is intimate, clean, and welcoming. I love all of their classes and just started an equipment class which has improved my body and overall mood. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Love this studio and so glad I found it. Highly recommend.

Today was my first visit and what an amazing place extremely organized and very clean. The owner…read moreElaine was very nice. My yoga, instructor Kay was so on point and very attentive. She was helping and guiding me throughout the session. I highly recommend this place. I will definitely return.

I have been going to dance dynamics for 8 years and have loved every second of it we have amazing…read moreperformances and the teachers are very flexible and supportive.

Great dance school. the teachers here are awesome! they make all the students want to learn and…read morework hard. my daughter loves dance and learning with her friends too. there prices are reasonable and there flexible with the classes. it's great meeting other parents here too! they know alot about what to do in the neighborhood and recommend so many great places for my daughter to go too. I'm very happy with it and recommend it to everyone!

THIS GYM IS DISGUSTING. If there is no one cleaning it becomes a disgusting mess. Bathrooms and…read moregarbage overflowing, antibacterial wipes all over the gym floor. It's a real shame.

Blink Fitness, Jackson Heights--think of it like that pizza place down the street. Not the best…read morepizza, but it's always there when you're hungry. It's crowded, yes, and you'll have to fight a couple of teenagers for a treadmill, but there's a certain charm to it. The staff's cool, the place is usually clean, and if you time it right, you might even snag that elusive squat rack. It's cheap too! So, yeah, it's not the fanciest gym in the world, but it's definitely the one that'll get you where you need to go--especially if where you need to go is a good sweat session.

Sandhya was just amazing. My mom and I attended her class this Wednesday. She now has Wednesday…read moreevenimg hours. Her new address is 7224 Broadway floor 3 Jackson Heights. Her studio is like a small gem in thag area. She has the energy that makes you want to never leave the class. She is so positive, peaceful and energizing and as a student that is the processing of healing which I really needed. My mother and I are going to be regular now. And i cannot wait for our session!!!!

On Sunday mornings from 9:00 - 11:00, an Indian-trained yogi named Sandhya Kaurwar teaches an…read moreexceptional yoga class on the second floor of the Queens Diversity Center (76-11 37th Ave). As it is advertised entirely by word-of-mouth, it remains one of Jackson Heights' best kept secrets! With true yoga sensibility, she is quiet about her work. When you take this class, your body and mind are better prepared for the week to come. This class happens next door to "Mimi for Me Yoga", but is not a part of it. So, when you get to the top of the stairs, TURN RIGHT (not left). The cost is $15 for the 2-hour class, and Sandhya can be contacted at: sandhya.kaurwar@gmail.com. she likes to know how many people to expect. Beyond this mat yoga, Sandhya also teaches "chair yoga" for senior citizens, at many local retirement facilities, and travels throughout the area. But, this is her ONLY class in Jackson Heights. I recommend you check it out!

A very simple, very clean small gym. You have exactly what you need to get a good workout…read more The staff has personality and if you mess around they will call you it. The only annoyance is a lack of discipline for racking weights, and dumbbells' they are everywhere and complete hodgepodge. but as someone said that more the people then the gym... please join and keep its doors open

The only gym in Jackson Heights. Affordable, homely, workout-focused space that is also frequently…read morecrowded and in disrepair. This should be a 2.5 star review but Yelp doesn't allow fractions. Let's get the cons out of the way: - During peak hours this place gets packed. Expect to be very flexible about what you work on. Benches booked? Look for something else. Popular weights (looking at you 25 lb dumbbells) will disappear for long stretches. You'll also do better if you don't mind being social and asking folks to work in with them. - Machines fall into disrepair here and are then left in unusable shape for sometime. They aren't labeled as broken either so you may find yourself climbing on a treadmill that looks like it works (the lights are on) before realizing you've been played with (it beeps when you press the keys but just won't start). - Folks are friendly here but terrible about picking up after themselves. The lady who runs this place complains sometimes but when she isn't there the staff at the front desk won't get off their ass and enforce the rules. Late in the day weights will be strewn all over the floor in large, dangerous piles. Note to manager: When you aren't there, the front desk staff watch soccer games, surf the internet and generally rest. - The locker rooms and shower (that is singular, not a typo) are dirty and depressing. I wouldn't take my shoes off here. Go home and shower there. - The music is fine, fairly generic dance and Latin mixes - but it's often way too loud. If you bring your own iPod you will still hear the gym music mixed in with your tunes. Generally the result is unsatisfying. Now there are some significant pros, but you have to understand what this place is for and what pleasures it has to offer: - Cheap. I just paid $199 to renew for the year. That's a lot of your money that Equinox didn't manage to steal. Invest your savings wisely. - While I would love to see more women here (it's about 80% male), it's a great crowd. Men of all sexualities working out and chatting. Multiethnic, though mostly Latino. You'll hear many languages here (some Mandarin, some Hindi, mostly Spanish). This is a place that feels of and by the neighborhood. Some inelegant reviewer objected to Spanish being spoken around her. Not sure what to say to that except: Welcome to New York City. (Also, to that same inelegant reviewer: everyone speaks English here, they just don't always choose to). - The Dominican lady who runs this place is welcoming and funny and irreverent. Get to know her. She'll make you laugh. - Folks come here to workout, sweat and then leave. If you're looking for a place to look pretty or preen you will be unhappy. - There is no AC in the summer. Yes, I am listing this in the pro column. If you have spent all your life in North American suburbs this might not be the gym for you. You may not realize that the human body can function without AC. But those of us from other places and with other biographies can adjust easily to a place that keeps the windows open and cranks up the fans. You have a body. It sweats. This is what being alive feels like.

I came here last night for a hip hop class. My usual dance studio's website directed me to…read morehttps://www.themvmt.org to sign up. I noticed there was a class on Monday night in Jackson Height. The instructor was amazing. He spoke in both spanish and english. The beginning of the class consists of warm up. It was a like a cardio fitness class. The actual dance moves were easy to follow. I recommend this class 100%. I dropped a star because it took me an hour and half to get there. I wish Dancewave have hip hop classes.

Do you like a toned body? Then you will love this class. It's called Zumba Strong, and it totally…read morelives up to its name. At first, I felt kind of confused when the class started, but now I realize that it starts at 8:45 pm. Our instructor Emmanuel pushed us to do as many core workouts as possible. We did mountain climbers, push ups, squats, and jabs. Without judgment, he assisted me when I was lost and helped ladies with their form. I really enjoyed the class and would like to go back. If you want to go to Zumba strong, they meet every Wednesday at 8:45 pm. I recommend you bring a yoga mat for the push up and pilates like exercises at the end.

I can't say enough about Cici and her brand of fitness classes. She brings so much energy,…read morepositivity and experience, and works hard so that each day is different, yet still (super) challenging and fun. I used to despise the gym. For the first time in my life I actually want to exercise!

Suran is a gifted teacher, the class is a wonderful blend of breathing and poses. I have back and…read moresciatica issues, hey classes have helped immensely.

Jumping on the health and fitness train isn't a fad--it's a lifestyle but doing so is easier said…read morethan done. Along side some friends and with the help of Kalus I was able to feel comfortable in my own skin again. Pao's class will having you wish you never had that donut or pizza! Hahah CFC is a small, clean, high energy, latin owned gym that helped me every step of the way. Love this place! Only thing I hate is how far they are from me..you need to open up a gym in Manhattan!!!! I am looking forward to returning once my newborn is a little older.

**TRIGGER WARNING**…read more I had PT at courage fitness for a year. It wasn't until a few months in that Klaus sexually assaulted me. In the bathroom, alone in the building he told me to pull my pants down, he said "oh look you got a banana" which he used to describe the bend under my butt. He had measured me in my underwear before, it was kept professional in the past and I didn't feel uncomfortable. I trusted him, he was my trainer for a year and he monitored how my body was changing. This time was different though. This time he asked "Can I spread your butt cheeks?" Shocked, I immediately responded "absolutely not!" Still unsure if he was kidding and I just didn't get the joke. He wasn't. I felt him suddenly jerk my butt cheeks apart as I screamed louder "NO NO NO NO NO NO NO " and felt him lick me. I turned around abruptly and he said "I'm hard do you want to see?" I said NO! and pushed my way out. I was in complete shock. I STILL stayed and finished my work out. Something that will haunt me for the rest of my life. I'll never understand why I was more concerned about making him feel rejected then I was for my self (something that he used when pleading not guilty.) He clenched his fists together and begged me not to tell my friend, who also went to him. Not "don't tell the cops" not "don't tell my fiancé who owns the place", don't tell my friend... In retrospect it's very obvious he was planning to do the same to her. It's easy to say why would you go alone in the bathroom with a man and pull your pants down... but I didn't think of it that way. Looking back the signs were all there. Inching past me and rubbing his dick against my leg, which I always thought was a result of the tight quarters of the gym. Holding my body to "help" me with my push ups. I recall him actually texting my friend "I'm going to lick your ass this week" instead of "kick" which we all laughed off as a result of auto correct. You can call me dumb, you can call me naïve or too trusting but this isn't about me this is about what HE did when he heard me screaming NO! I was yelling "no no no no no no no" like a doctor was about to give me a shot, I wasn't prepared for. The feeling and shock of wetness between my butt. The confusion and self hatred that followed. The feeling I was always going to bump into him in my neighborhood. Always trying to look ahead to make sure we weren't on the same block, in the same restaurant. Having to break my lease and move away from my friends. I drove past the gym sometimes and would feel like I was going to vomit, seeing the lights on, knowing there were still women alone with him in there and there was nothing I could do. Not even a yelp review. The DA said if I did, it could affect the trial. I went on my honeymoon shortly after, looking back on the pictures I recall how crushed I was as a person and how desperately I tried to live in the moment. My husband slapped my butt while I walked up the stairs, while we were there, and it resulted in me having a panic attack. Whaling in hysterics with my face buried in a pillow. I felt like I couldn't breathe, the unfriendly reminder of feeling touched and not seeing it, jolted me back to that place. I'm still not over it. He had the nerve to plead not guilty and every month at my new job I had to tell them I might have to use my "vacation days" bc I didn't want to say I had to testify at my own sexual assault trial. The fear of facing a jury who didn't believe me, when I have no reason to lie. There was no money, I didn't need to look bad at a new job, I didn't want to break my lease and move all my things. All I wanted was one thing and that was for him to not be alone with women, so this wouldn't happen to anyone else. The trial is over now, he finally pled guilty and I can "move on" but I know I'm not alone. If you're reading this I enCOURAGE you to go to the police and tell your story. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

Best place ever, and the food it's deliciously good...nothing compares to it…read more The community that this place stand on it's incredible and very supportive... Ori bo

I have been coming to USA Devanand Yoga Center for over 5 years and became a member 3 years ago. As…read morea newbie, I immediately experienced a sense of tranquility when I went to the Sunday Love offerings; a wholesome goodness from the very welcoming and friendly members; and I was so impressed that not only did Latin vegan food exist, but it was, as J.J. Evans would have said: dy-no-mite! So, if you're not ready to become a member, you'll feel a warm welcome when you attend the jaw droppingly low-cost hatha yoga classes; the Love Offerings, which include meditations and talks; the fun dances, artistic events, and workshops; and the delicious Sunday lunches (entree, juice, and dessert). If you're looking for a more immersive and spiritual experience, I can attest that becoming a member (receiving my mantra) has made a significant and transformational difference in all aspects of my life. For those of you with practical concerns: my elderly relative (83) recently joined and told me that it has helped with her insomnia, too. (This place is for young and old; children meditate and there are hatha yoga classes for kids on Sundays, too.) So whether you're looking for a positive environment where you can exercise, have some good food, and/or join a discussion about spirituality (sessions are usually in Spanish with English translation in person or via headset) or you're looking for something deeper and more sustainable, I believe this might just be the place for you. Pass it on! ; )