Prospect gymnastics is great! We've taken there pre team classes , as well as gymnastics classes…read morefor younger kids (3-4) and slightly older kids (6-7). All the coaches have been great and engaging. Both of my kids learned so much this year !

Need to way to channel your kids abundance of energy?! Prospect Gymnastics is a solid solution…read more Recently took advantage of their drop-in play session on Wednesdays. For $20, you and your tiny person get to play and bounce around the space for an hour+. My little guy enjoyed the trampoline and exploring all the gymnastics equipment. It's a chill, laid back affair with no structure - just good times and bubbles at the end.

Used to be a member here but eventually switched out. For some reason I could never get over the…read moremultiple floors of bouldering, which makes it difficult to meander around and try different problems. Also not the best assortment of grades, once you start moving up even past V5, the pickings are slim. At times can be dominated by kids teams making it difficult to find space.

Deceptive billing practices and the worst customer service experience of my life. Unfortunately…read moreinfused with the mindset of a private equity owned operation that treats the consumer like dirt. Be very careful with this company.

Went here for a "fusion" class I found on ClassPass which combines Pilates and cardio. When I tell…read moreyou the instructor Narissa tried to kill me! Haha jokes but seriously it was such a good workout and super intense. I feel like she worked every muscle in my body and I was drenched in sweat at the end. She's high energy & the small class size allows her to adjust everyone as needed. The facility itself is super clean and modern. They have changing rooms, lockers, and a small area you can sit before class. The front desk staff were also super friendly and I felt very welcomed there. Parking in that area after 6pm is pretty easy since everyone basically clears out after work. There's metered spots in front and around the block until 7pm then it's free. Definitely recommend!

I've done thousands of classes- barre, pilates, hiit, spin- this was one of the hardest and best…read moreclasses I've ever done. Fusion with Narissa was TOUGH but she was patient and helpful and really made sure to teach the right form. Sometimes I'm nervous trying new classes bc they might not be worth it- but this one was not the case. Take fusion w Narissa and be prepared to sweat!

Welcoming, thoughtful, and dedicated coaches, team, and owner-- highly recommend…read more Looking in from the outside, the workouts can admittedly feel intimidating at first, especially for non-athletes (like me). But if you can get past the newness and unfamiliarity, the challenge is well worth it. The workouts and community have an engaging sense of camaraderie, structure, and challenge that keeps each session interesting and effective. I have found that by challenging myself in this way, my confidence to face challenges has expanded into areas outside of workouts as well. There is no pressure to join, which I appreciated, and no obligation to socialize (though opportunities are there if you want them). The studio offers a sense of community with familiar, friendly faces that makes workouts accessible and, frankly, fun. I have been going for about 6+ months and befriended kettlebells, sleds, and Ski and RowERGs-- and have seen significant improvements in strength and energy. It has been a great complement to yoga and Pilates. The variation in daily workouts (resistance training, cardio, and hybrid days), which are easy to preview on the app ahead of time, paired with upbeat music--and often a DJ on Saturdays-- makes the time go by quickly. Being able to track progress using their InBody scan has also been a key motivator. The space is bright, modern, clean, and sunlit with large windows. Most importantly, the coaches and team are attentive. They are encouraging and supportive throughout the process. I have been to other F45 locations in other states and can confidently say that the coaches at this location are truly excellent-- professional, friendly, and genuinely helpful.

I've been walking by this studio for years, but I didn't take my first class until a few months…read moreago. I always assumed it was a weird cult. Well, I think I was right. I think it is a cult, and the patron saint is Mark Wahlberg.* For Pete's (that's me) sake, these are people that like doing burpees between sets. But after 15+ sessions, I guess I'm drinking the koolaid. What I love about it is it's always a full body, crushing workout in only 45 minutes. I can get in and out during the workday, feeling like I actually did something. There's no wasted time. You arrive, warm up, and go. There are screens showing you exactly what you should be doing at all times, and the coaches are roaming around with minor corrections and encouragement. There will be machine work (rowing, skiing, biking, etc.), kettlebells, weights, bodyweight exercises, weighted balls, resistance bands, jumps, agility work...all kinds of movement to challenge yourself. There will be so many different types of squats, and RDLs, and presses. The workouts are thoughtfully designed to hit your whole body. If you ever played sports, you might find that this is a much better motivator to push your body than most other workouts. You get out what you put in (like everything in life), and the other folks around you help you push yourself in a low-pressure way. And with this type of circuit training, I find that I don't have time to get bored, which makes it more fun than just about anything else I do, workout-wise. And in my experience, the coaches are awesome. The first person I met was Grace, who seems like she runs shit around here. She's also a badass who I've seen push triple the weight I can on a sled with a full grown man on top of it besides. I'm more of a morning workout guy, and while I've had a bunch of different coaches, Rashell (who's leaving sadly) and Luther are often there in the AM, and always cool. They are just good people who help with my form (which is terrible), and are obviously in amazing shape. Shout out to Sisi and Cascio and Jade and all the other awesome folks as well. I like that many of them will just jump in on a class that they aren't running to get a workout in too. To be clear, F45 is not easy (if you actually go for it), especially at first. I wanted to complain that I'm too old for this shit, but I've seen multiple men and women with grey hair lapping me in some of the circuits. Personally I find that if it's a cardio session, chances are I'll feel like I'm dying afterward. If it's weights/resistance, chances are I'll feel like I'm dying the day after. But after a couple months of going semi-regularly, I feel good, and I almost enjoy the classes. Almost. Well, I think I'm in a cult. And I like it. _________________ *My first class was during "Wahlberg Week" and his voice would get on the loudspeaker and encourage us.

My friends and I come here regularly to boulder. It's a smaller gym but quiet and the trainers are…read moresuper helpful. The trainers are experienced climbers who give great tips and techniques to help you progress as a climber. The routes here are set a little harder than other places but if you can master the techniques they're highlighting it does help you get better faster. The crowd that comes here is also local and super friendly. It's a nice departure from Brooklyn boulders as its pretty quiet and much less crowded. The package for a 10 pack is also quite reasonable if you want to really concentrate and get better at climbing. I guess the only real detractor here is that the climbing gym isn't open for open climb all day. It usually has after school classes and individual training sessions earlier on and open climb starts between 630 and 7 depending on the day.

I'm sorry to see that management has taken my review rather personally rather than constructively…read more I'm equally disappointed to be effectively called a liar. While I don't doubt they have their own perspective, this was an accurate description of my experience. Communication from management was very ad-hoc (no one ever 'sat me down' to explain anything) and as mentioned in the original review, they even connected me to a random stranger in a different country instead of one of their own employees. Also sad to see management didn't address the other issues in my review which made me want to cancel my membership. The owner cited me 'moving' as the source of problems. I actually cancelled my membership months before I even knew I was going to move, because of the quality of the sessions declining due to the summer camp set-up, which I mentioned in my original review. This would have given me around three months to make-up the last two sessions of the month I had paid for, which proved impossible to schedule with the new trainer. Around a month before I moved I brought up that I would like to be refunded since I hadn't been able to schedule a session with the new trainer and wouldn't be able to after moving. The owner said they would never have offered me a New Year deal they offer everyone if they had known I was moving... but it's pretty common in New York City to move or change leases after one year. It's not like I moved after six months. I also take issue with the characterization of my schedule as erratic. My schedule is about as normal as anyone who works a typical 9-5 office job. If they had availability earlier in the morning for me, I would have taken that slot but all they had was 8-9. Sometimes, like a normal person, I have to travel for work. Sometimes I have to go in for an early meeting. These things are normal and if they're intolerable than maybe this gym isn't a good fit for anyone with a full-time job. As if my trainers did not need to reschedule just as often for personal reasons. It feels like EA employs a double standard where their trainers are absolved for scheduling conflicts but customers are not. That's not a lie, that's based on the new trainer cancelling on me 4 times, which I still have texts and emails from. I'm not the type to use Yelp solely for bashing on a company (most of the reviews I leave are positive) but I am going to use it for it's intended purpose of describing my experience.

Gymstars coaches came out to run a class for us for my son's birthday party. They were awesome and…read moremy son and his friends had an absolute blast. They were on time, energetic, and everyone loved them. Fantastic experience.

My daughter has been taking gymnastics with gymstars every week for the past year and she has…read moredeveloped and grown in her abilities quite dramatically. Today was her performance. She was amazing and also very ahoy and excited to be performing. They make it so fun. It's very relaxed and casual so the parents can really sit back and enjoy watching there child and the other children as well. Aimee who runs the program is lovely. She always makes a point to tell me how well my daughter is doing and gives me as much feedback as necessary. They will provide leotards if you forget one and they are willing to bring the kids upstairs after class to make it convenient for you. Also they do a school pickup. Accept for one little hiccup that has gone rather smoothly. We definitely plan to continue with gymstars in the new year.

Sadly, it's a depressing space, uninspiring, and limited in the toys and objects for kids to enjoy.read more

Thanks to KidPass, baby A was able to come here for a music class, which was really nice on a rainy…read moreday. There were around ten kids and we all sat in a circle around the teacher who played his guitar and harmonica. Baby A was too shy to participate much but it was a good experience for her. We came back for Open Play the next week and we had the place to ourselves almost the whole time, which was nice. Though it's small with limited toys compared to other places, she still had a good time and the staff here are so nice and accommodating since we did reschedule with them directly with no problems.

Alfredo was excellent. He seems like a child-whisperer and the kids seemed to be listening well to…read morehim. Look out for the Tie-Dye shirts when you come to find your instructors. Great first lesson for our 6 year old. He was exhausted after the hour lesson, which is rare. He absolutely loved it and wanted to keep going tho. Looking forward to the rest of his lessons and possibly getting him to day day or summer camp with them. The skate park itself is excellent too.

Such a really fun place to be! I came here today with some kiddos that take lessons here. They are…read morea few weeks in - and the instructors are accommodating to every child. They are eager to teach, kind, personable, and have a nice laid back calm energy. The owner is kind and all of the staff members are professional. The place is small but roomy enough to skate and a nice little seating area in the front. The skateboards are all cool to look at. It's nice to see some story time before class to create a community of togetherness.