I've been to Hill Street a few times over the years and always get a good workout. The instructors…read moreare friendly and supportive and know their stuff. I've taken the class that kicks off with weights, cardio, and boxing drills, then transitions to bag work--each person gets their own bag, and the instructor leads you through combos. There's usually a second instructor walking around with mitts, and everyone get some one-on-one attention (or in my case, super helpful corrections on form and footwork). Class usually wraps with core work plus (abs, pushups, sometimes squats). The facility has clean, new bathrooms and showers, and it connects with the newer Pilates and megaformer studios next door. Highly recommend if you're into boxing or looking for a high-energy, full-body workout.

I got my butt kicked realllll good at this boxing studio. Before the pandemic, boxing was my go-to…read moreworkout, but I hadn't slipped on a pair of gloves in four years and was initially nervous about taking a class here. The nerves subsided when I entered Hill Street Boxing's spacious studio and was greeted by a friendly instructor who explained the four station warmup to me. The class kicked off with a circuit workout that included a treadmill run, jump rope and speed bag portion. I'd never used a speed bag before, and appreciated the instructor taking the time to help me get over the learning curve. Next, we rotated through 7 stations that consisted of a mix of work on the bags, walking backward on the treadmill to mimic backing away from an opponent (a lot harder than it looks), plus some squat series and a station where you fight the instructor. The instructor walked me through the harder stations like the treadmill, and worked patiently with me when it was my turn to fight him. It took a while for me to remember the numbers that corresponded with each punch, but by the end of the class it pretty much came back to me. The class ended with three rounds of speed punches, hard punches and jump squats, as well as a round of core exercises to finish things off. The only thing I would add to this workout is a series of stretches at the end, but there was enough time at the end of class to allow you to do it on your own. Would definitely recommend taking this class if you're in the area!

My absolute FAVORITE place to work out. Alex and Lucas are so great and they really get your blood…read morepumping. I am not a morning person, but now I wake up 5-6 times a week excited to get my day going. Honestly training here has changed my life, no

Gotham Gym is my home away from home -- I first came into the gym a year and a half ago to lose…read moresome weight, have a fun workout, and improve my boxing technique, and have completely fallen in love with the sport thanks to the team at Gotham. The Hamptons location in particular is an extremely laid back, welcoming, and inclusive community, and I've learned a ton about the sweet science and had fun doing it -- special thanks to trainers Tom, Brandon, Lucas, Luis, and Trish for the fantastic work.

The staff here were soooo friendly and kind! They really made this the best experience. I booked…read morefor a group because I was in town for a bachelorette. The booking process was very easy and the reservation came with water, champagne and a little marquee! It was super cute! The class actually wasn't as hard as people led me to believe but the base running paces being 7,8,9 is actually a bit crazy for an average height female in my opinion so I modified lol. Loved this experience and I would highly recommend this location!

My first time ever doing Barry's Bootcamp was at this spot over Memorial Day Weekend…read more The Workout: Tough, but fun. We literally worked every part of our body and I was sore for like 4 days after. The treadmill parts were especially grueling because, as a beginner, I was sandwiched in between people running on like 10.0 speed and I'm barely breathing trying to run on 7.0. I loved how the music was blasting and the lights were dim, so that we could suffer without being heard or seen by anyone else. The instructor, Josey, was great. He was upbeat and his instructions were very clear. I didn't know how he would pull off telling two groups of people two different sets of instructions, but he pulled it off! The Facility: Parking is a mad house. You should come maybe 10 minutes before the class so you can get all the spaces that the people from the class before you vacate. If you come too early, you won't find any parking. The gym itself is small and no frills. They have towels and water bottles, but I didn't see a water machine to refill your own water. Also they provide little cubbies in the main workout room so you won't have to worry about your stuff. My suggestion: For beginners, you should start on the floor and pick a spot in the middle row so you can see all the pros in front of you but also not feel pressure to be perfect. You'll also get a treadmill by the front door so you can go out and get a new towel (or air) without walking past everyone. All in all, I can't wait to do Barry's again and this location in particular was great.

I never leave reviews, but weeks later my friends and I still talk about how awful this experience…read morewas--so here we are. We visited Hamptons Hot Yoga during my friend's bachelorette weekend hoping for a relaxing class. Instead, the vibes were completely off and nothing like what you'd hope to find in a yoga studio. The treatment we received from the blonde woman who seemed to be the manager or owner was awful. She was shockingly rude and dismissive toward us from the start, which set a terrible tone for the whole session. We left feeling uncomfortable and unwelcome. Sadly, instead of being a special part of the weekend, this is the one thing we all wish we could forget.

For the record this is the 1st time in my life I posted a comment on this site or any other like…read moreit. Find another yoga studio or practice at home or outside alone. This place does not deserve your money or the honor of your presence. My issues start at the top owner is flat out rude. Their management practices militant... You deserve better !

Align Yoga is a MUST GO! Alison Burke is without question THE best yoga teacher in the Hamptons…read more Alison is a gifted human and magnificent teacher, a teacher's teacher though it seems forever a student. She is supremely talented and uncannily knowledgeable in virtually all modalities. Alison's classes feel as if they are custom tailored to your mood that day and every moment. Each class she seems to intuitively know what you want and need. Her slick new studio is a (semi) hidden gem just past and behind the renowned Stephen's Talkhouse. If you are in the know, you know Alison.

GREAT PLACE! ... 6/21/24 I been enjoying classes for over a year! Not one class has been the…read moresame... YOU WON"T GET Bored, the owner has an incredible imagination switching up the classes.... The energy is perfect and it's not all just yoga. It's a little bit of everything. I do recommend bringing your own mat, but I would recommend that at any yoga studio... but certainly not necessary, clean and friendly place, come join us you won't regret it! L O'

First time at Barry's, had a great fully body workout. Nice alternative to all the Pilates and yoga…read morestudios in the area.

Building is super roomy, fresh and new. Definitely the best Barry's out in the hamptons…read more Beats all of the local other workouts if you are in good shape to begin with!