I am a huge fan of moving strength west, it is a intimate boutique Pilates/TRX/aerial yoga/reformer…read morestudio where I've taken multiple classes. I am a huge fan of Desire's cardio jump board class on Wednesday nights, but I can't always make it, so yesterday, Saturday, I took a 1pm TRX class with Iveta. I had taken the TRX class at moving strength east with Dawn, and it was a great hard class, but moving strength West seems to have a more conducive schedule to my lifestyle. It was a small class of three people and Iveta was very welcoming and asked if we had injuries, which I always like, especially since I have many. She was aware of these throughout the class and as I modified or she suggested modifications we just kept on moving. The class went surprisingly fast considering it was an hour of TRX - that is not always the case. But we moved fast, we mixed it up, from Rows, Low medium and high, to push ups, to mountain climbers to planks to more rows to squats upon squats upon squats. Iveta also had probably the best music mix I have heard in months for any class I've taken it was modern upbeat and loud - maybe that was part of the reason it went fast. Lately I've been taking classes that are silent with no music, and I'm not sure I enjoy it as much. This might've not been the best choice for me, after walking 3 miles over the Queensboro Bridge and having a swollen foot, LOL, but I made it through and I made it through strong. There's some thing about classes that makes me competitive and push through the pain :-). Highly recommend.

Definitely not the most glamorous studio but the attention and care here was great!…read more I took my first Pilates Reformer class here through ClassPass and it was only me and two other girls, so it was very intimate and focused, which I really appreciated as a first-timer. Pilates Reformer was certainly much harder than I expected and probably the most mindful class I've taken in terms of muscle control, flexibility and form (and I've taken barre too) UNFORTUNATELY, my foot decided to cramp 3/4 the way in, so I couldn't finish the rest of the class....lol I was so embarrassed but apparently it's a common problem. sigh Anyways, the bathroom is outside in the hallway, accessed by a key and there's no water station here but they sell bottles for $1.

Park East Pilates is amazing!! Sharyl and the other instructors are rigorous in their dedication…read moreto practicing Pilates and the attention they provide for their clients. I could not imagine going anywhere else for Pilates.

I don't know why this is called Park East Pilates since it's on Madison, but regardless I purchased…read morethree classes from Gilt City. It's in a walk up building like on the 5th floor so just getting there is a workout! The people there are very accomodating with scheduling which was very nice. The classes are 45 minutes and limited to five people. I felt like the 45 minutes wasn't enough since the teachers were racing through to make sure we worked out our core, arms and legs. If I didn't get a deal, the classes are pretty expensive - $40 each, especially for only 45 minutes. Also one of the instructors used to teach downtown at another studio which was much cheaper - like 25 per class which was an hour and an apparatus class. I think the $40 price tag is too high for this place, especially compared to alot of other pilates studios in NYC.

Once you find your way to the correct space, in the maze of navy hued doors you will be pleased…read more Whether it be to take a pilates class or receive PT services, the Wellness Den is a clean, welcoming, therapeutic space. As a dancer will numerous injuries, the reformer class I took with the Owner/Operator/Physical Therapist was excellent. Think flowing cues, paired with thorough and effective movements. I wish it wasn't so far uptown, I'd definitely be there more often.

I went to the Wellness den during my pregnancy and worked with Sarah and cannot say enough great…read morethings about my experience. She was extremely caring, personable and took the time to listen to my symptoms to really tailor my therapy accordingly. I cannot recommend her or the Wellness Den more for your PT needs!!

I almost want to take one star off for it being the most hot yoga studio I've ever been in, but I…read morewill leave that up to you. All in all, I've been here at least 3 times and the experience is very consistent with what feels like an old school hot yoga studio with some enthusiastic practitioners and theatrical teachers. They were some of the hardest classes I've ever taken and I left both inspired and a little defeated. I would only recommend a very hydrated and somewhat experienced person exercise here, it's not for the super newbies unless you take a teacher or class title that really helps beginners. That's my most honest advice because honestly, classes are intense here. The teachers and desk staff are friendly and the facilities were spotless. I'd love to come back and visit their other locations. Thank you!

I have been coming to Bode for about a year and a half now. It is an integral part of my life and…read moreNew York world. I feel like I have tried a pretty wide range of classes and teachers (my app says 170, but I have def passed 200), Stephanie, Aura, Marisa, Katie, Sarah, Eric, Auraceli, Tori, and Alexa. My body has personally seen the biggest change since taking Sculpt/Pilates classes consistently. The instructors always brings a fun, positive, welcoming energy. I feel like I get the most out of the class, with how hard I am working, not wasting time, and using the end to fully rest-which rarely happens in the city. I always leave feeling accomplished and well challenged, which I so love. Anyways who knows me, know's how much I love Bode and rave about it. Thanks for creating such an amazing studio space. It is truly one of my happy places!

Body In Motion is a great, intimate studio space for private and semi-private sessions. The…read moreteachers are all super friendly and very skillful. It's really good for people who want a lot of personal attention and for those who don't want to be in a big, crowded studio atmosphere. Marcy, the owner, has been teaching Pilates for a lot of years and the teachers she hires she researches thoroughly. I really like working out there and definitely recommend it. Plus, its in a beautiful neighborhood!

New York Yoga is my home away from home! This community is filled with passionate yogis and a…read morecaring, devoted staff. It's evident how much everyone cares about both the yoga practice and the entire experience. Plus the recent renovations have made the space even better. It's light, bright, and offers a great view of the Upper East Side out the windows. Another pro of this studio is that it's open to practitioners of all levels. New York Yoga offers various types of yoga, including yin, slow flow, all levels vinyasa, power flow vinyasa, and advanced power flow vinyasa. There's really something for everyone. Also, the heat! It feels fantastic. This is exactly where you want to be in the cooler weather and it actually helps you acclimate to the warmer weather in the summer months. This hot yoga studio is conveniently located by the 86th subway station , right off the 4/5/6 and super close to the Q train on 86th as well. Overall, the teachers, staff, and students are exceptional here. New York Yoga is a very special place and I feel so lucky to be a part of it!

This review is for POC only…read more As I walk down memory lane of revisiting one of my favorite studios in NYC, I land at New York Yoga. Remembering the day Dana Miller aligned me forever with my Triangle Pose (Trikonasana) many years ago (I still practice her method today) and being excited to see an NYC all-time favorite, Victor Cotto, on the schedule, I decided to revisit my past for a quick refresh. However, my visit was initially denied due to perceived racism and bias. Can a Black girl/yoga teacher no longer do yoga at New York Yoga? I buzzed twice with no response as I watched previous European Americans easily enter with ease. Shocked, confused, and feeling deliberately rejected, I had to call to make sure there was a class, during which I felt like I had to ask permission to enter though a reservation had already been made. It was obvious. It is a rarity to experience blatant racism in your face in New York City, but a yoga studio? This is maybe my first. Anger then tears prior to class. But, in short, the class was graceful. This studio is wonderful for any white members in the community. For any Black yogis, please call the studio upon arrival so they can see you in the camera and mention or ask to take a class. If not, Victor is one of the best teachers in the city. Please head down to SUI Yoga in Soho to experience the charm of his flow. Moreover, the experience was so slight, maybe minor, but heavily felt. I will continue my tour of the best yoga studios in NYC again, both new and old, and report to my POC community as the new age New York Yoga customer experience has dampened my original glow, now and forever.

Best yoga studio in upper west side. Even better recently with new vibe and new studio. Several…read moregreat teachers all with their own styles. Alignment/body focused and some yoga philosophy included. Highly recommend.

Great community vibe. MJ and Lucas run the studio with efficiency, variety and a spice of easy…read morehumor. Don't miss a Yoga Nidra/Singing bowl class. You will thank me;)

I, too, purchased a Groupon for 3 sessions with Angela. I continued working with her after those…read moretrial sessions and felt my strength and flexibility improving. She is a wonderful teacher and knows how to tailor her sessions to me. I highly recommend her.

fter trying 3 studios and 5 different instructors, I came across Just Pilates through a Gilt offer…read more I began working with Angela over 9 months ago. Angela's practice is challenging, thorough and creative. She is a great instructor, very supportive and encouraging, oh and tough.