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    Basketball Stars of NY

    Basketball Stars of NY

    3.0(2 reviews)
    1.8 miUpper West Side

    I had high hopes for this program for my 3 boys because they love the game and it is right around…read morethe corner, but I was very disappointing. More babysitting than anything. The staff was nice, but i felt they just did not teach at the right level. My sons either felt overwhelmed or bored. The came back from class very frustrated. I would have liked them to continue this program because it is so close to our home, but my boys protested so much. Would not recommend unless they change things up.

    Although we had issues with the subway the first time we scheduled, the second time was a real…read moresuccess. I can't speak for the classes or clinics. I might give them a try this Fall downtown. However, we purchased a Living Social coupon for a 1-on-1 lesson and were assigned Maurice Maxwell, who was a small forward for UMass. Maurice was nice, patient, and very knowledgeable. Indeed, my son who is 13 and plays video games morning to night, by the end of the session actually noticeably acquired skills (including cross over, looking up while dribbling to the basket, shooting from further away on a layup and defending against someone). I highly recommend Maurice, who actually made an appointment and met us a couple of blocks away from our house in Brooklyn Heights, which was great. Thanks Maurice and Basketball Stars of NY for getting a couch potato off the couch, up, moving, and actually enjoying playing basketball. He looks forward to our next session.

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    New York Athletic Club

    3.4(102 reviews)
    2.6 miMidtown West

    I appreciate the club seeking to maintain fashion standards and curating an old-timey atmosphere…read more However, when it is done beyond reasonable common sense, it does not incentivize me to come back. I was a guest of a member during the 18-inch snow storm, so I wore my $500 dollar suede Danner lights (Made in the USA) to manage the snow. Upon entry, I was informed by the staff that, due to the suede being too light, it looked too much like Timberland boots, which are banned. I was professionally whisked to a backroom, where I was offered to wear black loafers 3 sizes too large if I wanted to make my appointment. I spent the rest of my time skipping through the venue in order to not trip over myself, wearing massively oversized shoes. I would have been okay with this footwear restriction if it was universally enforced, but there were plenty of people in the club wearing duck boots, metal hook leather hiking boots, and even the same type of boots of a slightly darker shade. Apparently, the shoe shade restriction was not something members are aware about (the no sneakers restriction is well known). I have previously been a guest here with positive experiences. However, today I was put in an illogically unsafe experience, forced to wear loaner shoes 3 sizes too large, because $500 lighter suede boots are deemed less classy than duck boots for being too"Timberland like" during a snow storm.

    Best club in the U.S. The Club history including the number of Olympians and the facilities at…read morelocations in NYC and Westchester are 2nd to none. Great location on Centralfor various tourist activities along with hotel and restaurant

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    Pure Yoga - Women's locker room

    Pure Yoga

    3.5(162 reviews)
    1.6 miUpper West Side
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    I have very mixed feelings... the space is beautiful but the level of instruction is lacking. I've…read morebeen to barre classes at Barre 3 and elsewhere and there is greater consistency of instruction style there than here. I've been to two different instructors and the first just didn't seem to care that much (carrying a latte and sipping it in class while walking around) and another is just saying nonsensical things that don't really resonate with us... I hope the quality of teachers improve.

    Best yoga studio I found in NYC so far. This UWS location is so much cleaner than the UES location…read more This one is also less crowded and there is always a lady that cleans the bathroom, keeping it fresh all the time. The yoga rooms and sitting areas are also very quiet, spacious and serene. Exactly what you would want and expect in a proper yoga studio. The classes are also so much better compare the the others I tried in NYC. Not even equinox or humming puppy can compare as they are always crowded since they try to fit as much people as they can in one room, many times in equinox or humming puppy my neighbors finger tips or sweat would fly by and hit me during yoga moves and the bathrooms are always filthy due to the high numbers of people. Even in Pure Yoga UES, you might get a bit over crowded sometimes, but so far the UWS has been great for me, always clean, serene and lots of space to stretch, meditate and just breathe. The only downside is that it is a bit pricy and often don't offer promotions or membership discounts like the other yoga places, however if you are seeking for a fantastic yoga experience I would say it's too worth it if you are in the UWS area and don't have a yoga studio in your home.

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    ZogSports

    ZogSports

    4.3(28 reviews)
    5.1 mi

    This league doesn't hold a candle to NYC Social…read more NYC Social is fun and encourages collaboration amongst all of the teams. They have contests at the post-game bar meet ups for things like the most team spirit and social media love where you can win credits for future games or more importantly, a bar tab. They update their rain hotline instead of making you come to the field, only to cancel the game. They have a professional photographer that comes to the game to take action shots. Their refs are actually friendly. They hold games at a reasonable hour and not 10:00 at night. They don't allow bunting. Most importantly, their fields are not in the middle of crime ridden areas. ZogSports was fun because I got to play kickball with some great friends, but they run a really poor organization. It's a shame that this is one of the only adult sports leagues in Hoboken.

    Fun.. Social..Active. How can you complain with any of that? Zogsports is a great, social…read moreorganization that allows you to have fun, be social, and get some endorphins flowing simultaneously. Does it replace the gym? Probably not, unless you do one of the super-competitive leagues. I did cornhole, so umm, yeah, I still needed to hit the gym afterwards haha. But I had a ton of fun, and I made some great friends that I still talk to outside of the games. There are a variety of options. In the past, I've also done volleyball, but there's kickball, soccer, dodgeball, softball, and more. You want to play it? They probably have it. You can also choose your competitive level, so whether you're a top athlete, or have 0 hand-eye coordination, there is a league for you. There are leagues offered throughout the year, and you can choose based on days (ie: Sunday league, as opposed to a weekday league). If your work schedule isn't flexible, sometimes the times can conflict. It's also a little expensive (BUT part of your contribution goes to donating to the winning team's philanthropic organization). You also get discounted alcohol after the games. Overall, if you have the time and you enjoy being social, do it. I suggest joining with at least one friend in the beginning so you feel at ease, but if you rather go at it solo, you'll still have a blast!

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