I came here for a cycling class and had a good workout. The class was high energy, and it was fun…read more I usually try to avoid cycling classes because I get knee pain, but I was able to pace myself. I would come back here for a workout.

Love me some cuclebar and tried this new call location which was a bit tricky but luckily was…read moreearly. I walked in and was welcome with a hello and checked in luckily cause I knew how the process worked but they didn't seem too interested in talking unless I made it known I was knew to the studio or was a usual. The studio is smaller then the Jersey city and 67th street location which I have been to. The instructor was late to the class but still made the class worth it and got my workout in. I thought the vibe was a bit different to the other locations and not sure if I would visit again but got the job done.

Stopped in to try out a Pilates class and absolutely loved the experience. They made me feel…read moreextremely welcomed and explained the reformer, from to back. Although it was my first ever reformer class, I didn't feel lost and that is huge! The vibes inside were great and they had lockers where you can store your items while you are in class. The music was uplifting and motivating, as was the instructor. After one visit, I booked a membership for their new location. Excited to start my reformer journey!

Tried the 11:30 cycling class with Holly. The studio was a little confusing to find just look for…read morethe sign drip and head up to the 4th floor for the cycling classes. The space is designed nice, the studio is large with plenty of space. The class was pretty small with 7 people and Holly rode in the crowd with us. Holly's energy is fully there and choreography is crazy but class was amazing and the abs part killed me after doing a workout the day before. The only thing that was a little difficult was the mic verse the music. Sometimes couldn't fully understand what was being said as the music was somewhat over powering her. Other than that the class was great and intimate.

I am HOOKED. A time ago, I worked and live near the SoulCyle in Uni8on Square and never ventured…read morein. Now that I am in NJ, I decided to trek to come here and it is worth it. I can see why Soul Cycle have such a strong following. Pros: * Front desk - high positivity * Assistant - The first time, I was nervous and Hector, who assists with the spin room, was so patient with me. He taught me how to use this bike since it is different than the ones I have used taking Peloton or JohnnyG. * The instructors are top notch I have taken classes with Nicolette, Minjee, and most with Roger. Ever class is different and very motivating. As a former spin instructor here, I am very impressed. * Convenience to rent spin shoes and water - directly charged to your card * Unisex bathrooms with changing rooms and toiletries like hair elastic Opportunities * More discounts :-) * Please open a branch in Jersey City

I absolutely love Spin Class ! The past two times I've been I've had Minjee as my instructor and…read moreher energy is amazing. Every time I've had class with her I feel my spirits lift up and I catch myself smiling and laughing when she speaks because of the energy she brings to the room. I highly recommend doing a class with her. The location is ideal, the downside is parking so I make sure to get to class at least 30 minutes early to give me time to find parking, but besides that it's perfect and I leave feeling great every time.

I've taken quite a few spin classes in my life so far and I'd have to say that no matter what type…read moreit is Flywheel, Crunch, Rush Cycling, the thing that amazes me the most is the teachers. Every single one I have ever had has always been extremely intense and will work out just as hard if not harder than you during the class. Heidi was no different. Not only was she awesome before class - helping us rookies to Rush Cycling ( which btw, is a spin class on a bike that can lean right and left, so you can get a more full bodied workout), but during the class, watching her KILL it on her bike, while motivating us to keep going, that really left me in awe. At the end of one of the runs, she left out a huge "whooooo" which as any spin person knows, is that moment at the very end, after you've wanted to give up for the last 2 minutes, but you didn't, you kept going, and now you are basically letting it all go by giving yourself a verbal high five for slaying it. It's just cool because spin instructors really work out and work out hard with you. That makes you feel like you can do it too. that alone makes me want to come back. A couple of other things: 1) If you've never done this before, you will feel pain the next day. It might even be hard to walk or sit. Factor that into your plans 2) There is parking in the area 3) Rush Cycling is on the Third Floor of the New Brunswick Center. 4) The studio has towels, butt pads you can borrow for the class, and water for purchase.

LOVED my workout last night! It was my first time trying spin class ever and I was a bit nervous,…read morebut Gary, our instructor was super kind, motivating and made sure that my first time was amazing. Rushcycling has a special kind of bike that maneuvers left and right as your riding. It is tricky to understand at first but after a few classes you will get the hang of it. One tip for all newcomers that want to try spin, the next day, your inner thighs and behind will be in pain caused from the seat of the bike. This is normal! For most people, they don't sit on bikes that often, so it's an adjustment. Can't wait to be back again!

i've tried a lot of barre / Pilates classes and the instructors are really good here. They explain…read morewhich muscle groups being hit, give different options based upon your level or how you are feeling, and just offer a supportive approach to class. I always get a great workout, and the desk staff is nice and helpful too.

I came here last night for a Rebecca Hefner author event and had an amazing empowering evening! I…read morewasn't sure what to expect but as soon as I stepped inside Local Barre Social, I didn't want to leave. Conceptually, it's much more than a barre studio and actually couldn't believe everything that was included with a day pass: 1. Comfortable, sumptuous space in a few rooms for those in search of a quiet work environment or just want a little socialization on those remote work days. The decor is vintage chic and the sofas/chairs are very comfy, complete with afghans to snuggle in. 2. Zoom booth - soundproof booth for those needing complete privacy during their zoom, podcast, etc. sessions 3. Sparkling water, still water, a couple wines on tap! And ice of course. 4. Barre studio with amazing instructors 5. Salon area where you can schedule blow outs after workout (extra) 6. Inclusive childcare with onsite nannies so you can work out without worry 7. Sauna to unwind and detox 8. Relaxation and recovery lounge where you can try out the full length compression boots. 9. You can get spray tanning if you book in advance (extra) 10. Lockers and shower facilities. For February, they are offering 50% off a day pass. I think this is a no-brainer for women wanting a quiet, safe, inspirational space to work or socialize, especially with the free onsite childcare. I am definitely coming back.

This is my least favorite SoulCycle studio, from the layout to the size of the overall bathrooms…read more The entire studio is really only one main floor, with ample lockers. I didn't love that the showers were quite limited, with only 2 regular showers and 1 handicap. I felt like I had to rush out of class early, before the stretching, to secure a shower. The changing area is quite tight as well and the also limited bathroom stalls (only 2) are a bit dingy. The staff does a good job keeping the facilities clean, however I felt that the studio itself needs renovations. The layout of the bike studio itself is a bit weird and the room was pretty musky prior. The bikes also felt a bit older, as my bike handles were pretty worn. I took a T. Swift x Latino Artist ride and the playlist was just ok. I can see how people may say that SoulCycle is a bit culty - the instructor knew people's names in the front row and this class was really strong and ON IT!! It was definitely motivating. Overall, this location probably won't be in my rotation, however it was nice to try a new studio! The NoMad location still has my heart.

This is probably my favorite SoulCycle studio in New York. I like the front desk staff, the…read moreinstructors and the diverse group of riders in the class. These classes always have a good energy to them and the studio never feels too crowded.

I haven't been a member of a gym in a long time, so I'm not sure my review is worth much, but after…read morejoining a few months ago I can say I have really been enjoying being a member. The equipment I use is always in service and the locker rooms are clean. I love the tiny steam room and sauna. I have taken a few classes which were good, but the morning class schedule doesn't work with my work schedule. I would love a 6 am low impact class! The one thing that I dislike about Crunch Hoboken are the hair dryers, which are old and take forever to dry your hair. I wish they'd upgrade to fast Shark hair dryers and add some hooks in the shower stalls.

This is a signature Crunch Fitness location. If you have a membership that allows access to all…read moreCrunch gyms, it does not apply here However, if you don't have that membership tier, there is an additional $10 fee to enter. I can understand why--this gym has excellent amenities, including a steam room and sauna. They also provide towels. The body wash, shampoo, and conditioner are all dye-free and fragrance-free. The equipment is top-notch, and everything is well-maintained and clean. I really like the lighting around the gym, too. The staff was very friendly and helpful. I will definitely stop by again when I'm in town!