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    3.8 (86 reviews)
    Open 6:00 am - 7:30 pm

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    Super friendly people, equipment well taken care of, well organized class, nice place to drop in when in NYC

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    I am enjoying my workouts here very much! Instructors are knowledgeable, people are friendly, WOD's are tough, no complains! :)

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    Justin is a great essentials instructor--explains everything and sets expectations for newbies like me

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    Anthony and the rest of the staff are great. Very inspiring and they push you to do your best and reach your potential.

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    Nice people, nice facility, one fire nicer ones in NYC. The coaches care, unlike the Black Box.

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    Ok. Work outs are very technical. Anthony, head coach/owner, is a nice guy and is very dedicated.

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    4.0(62 reviews)
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    Great Barry's location - clean facilities, friendly staff, and any shower necessities you need…read more(towel, toiletries, Dyson hairdryer, etc). The lockers may be tricky if it's your first time using one of theirs, so ask a staff for help before locking your stuff unexpectedly! It was my first Barry's class + I did an Arms x Run class. You start on either the floor or treadmill, then you're instructed to swap stations 2xs, so that you do each section twice. You can opt to be on either the floor or treadmill the whole time though. The format of the class takes a second to get used to, since the instructor directs both sections at the same time. I personally think it's easier to be on the treadmill, since you're mostly jogging or doing sprints. If there's one con, I wish there was more space between the lockers inside the women's locker rooms and the vanity area post shower. Definitely a HIIT style class to get used to, but I loved sweating it out! Barry's is unfortunately on the higher price of workout classes ($40), but a standard price for NYC, sadly. Overall, would def return for a Barry's class, when they have more class deals!

    My New Year's resolution is to incorporate more strength workouts, and Barry's is already helping…read moreme crush this goal! I love the Park Ave location--it's incredibly convenient, as it's right next to my office, making it easy to squeeze in a session after work. The staff here is fantastic--attentive, welcoming, and always ready to help. The instructors are not only knowledgeable but also super friendly and motivational, making every class a great experience. The locker rooms and workout studios are always nice and clean, which adds to the overall positive vibe. If you're looking to take your fitness routine to the next level, Barry's at Park Ave is the place to be!

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    SWEAT440

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    4.3(23 reviews)
    1.1 miFlatiron

    I've been coming here too often not to update my review and offer kudus for this workout concept--a…read moreclass starts every 10 minutes, providing you great flexibility in signing up for sessions. Four stations, with different exercises but a general daily focus (Upper, Lower, Core) It's really a simple, elegant concept, well-executed. You get in an amazing workout in a tight 40 minutes. The instructors will come around to encourage and help, but you do need to be a bit of a self-starter, or comfortable following the video screens, as it can get busy with four different groups cycling through their exercise--I guess 12 different exercises at all, often going on at once. In the past, my one quibble was with the showers, but I've had good experiences here of late--just a great space to get in an incredible and efficient workout.

    I came to Sweat440 in Chelsea through ClassPass. I like that they have start times every 10 minutes…read moreso there is flexibility with scheduling. It's a mix of strength and conditioning circuits, four ten-minute cycles. It was a pretty good workout, and used a mix of equipment (sled, bike, free weights, SkiErg, etc.) The music was fun and upbeat. Only complaint is that the coaches don't really correct your form so you need to know how to do the exercises, unless you can learn from what is displayed on your screen. You also have to tell them it's your first time at the front desk and they will walk through the workout. Would recommend for the convenience and variety of exercises though!

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    4.7(79 reviews)
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    I'm a huge fan of F45 Flatiron. Having done F45 in a variety of locations in TX and CA, I can say…read moreF45 Flatiron stands out for two main reasons: (1) Starts on time, everytime! At other F45s I've been to, people trudge in late and at different times. It can be distracting and disruptive. (2) Awesome instruction. I'm always getting feedback on form, and the instructors are always engaged. I appreciate the attention to detail, it's the only way I can improve. I go here almost everyday - highly recommend for anyone that's looking to burn fat, build muscle, and do it efficiently.

    This is for the Jersey City location - I am writing this review from the perspective of a newbie…read morewho is getting back to fitness after a month off due to camping adventure and toll on the body. As a parishioner of St. Michael's, I often would hear the music at the 10:30 am mass and I wonder what it was. Time later, I saw an ad for F45 and I was like, Why not? I live close by. I followed the sign and I felt I was going to a Speakeasy. I am glad a good samaritan was right behind me and guided me through the basement area and long corridor. I just left their Tokyo class. I truly dont know why they call it Tokyo and kudos to the coaches - Jackie and Hernan! AMAZING. I told them my injuries and they provided modifications and suggestions amidst a very packed 9:30 am sunday class. Management - Please give them a raise!! As a former fitness pro, I am amazed with their high level of professionalism and I would come back again.

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    TMPL - TMPL: brand new state-of-the-art gym within a Neo-Renaissance building completed in 1926.

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    2.2(6 reviews)
    0.7 miMidtown East

    I was very kindly invited to visit this recently designed gym, fitness center and health club about…read moretwo months ago. The well-organized interior is quite vast and imposing, with minimalist architecture and theatrical lighting. This well-thought-out sports club was recently designed by the renowned architectural firm Vocon. Though the interiors and facilities do succeed in conveying quite an impressive sense of sophistication and training experience, they ultimately come across as a bit monotonous and generic compared to other clubs of TMPL that were conceived more inventively by Studio Sofield. Diverse and up-to-date athletic machines: a mix of traditional and cutting-edge equipment, including cardio machines, weight machines, and free weights, all new and great selections. Here are a few more details of this new gym: 1. Fully equipped weight floor, featuring Arsenal Strength equipment designed for maximum performance, superior quality, and the most effective workouts. 2. Hot yoga studio within a serene, state-of-the-art space designed to enhance flexibility and mindfulness through expertly heated sessions. 3. Pilates Reformer Studio, featuring Allegro 2 Reformers by Balance Body, at times characterized as the gold standard in versatility and performance. 4. Boxing ring built for high-energy classes that challenge strength, speed, and endurance. 5. Expansive functional turf zone, designed for dynamic training, agility work, and full-body conditioning. 6. Baths featuring: ice baths; a hot tub; infrared sauna; Himalayan salt sauna; eucalyptus steam room; and a spacious spa recovery lounge. Great location: 200 Madison Avenue, between 35th and 36th Streets.

    Started off good the first week or 2, but all downhill after that. The GM is overly nice, tries…read moreREALLY hard to act like she knows how to run a gym, but is really fake and seriously clueless on how to run that gym successfully. Seems like she only hires minimum wage literally 15 yr old girls to dictate how the gym operates. They're all aggressive, angry, untrained and REALLY disrespectful and are given free reign to open, close and patrol the gym with zero regard for the members paying $240 a month. These girls were given the power to be rude, shout, talk down, make up rules and get loud with members. Blink, NYSC and Planet Fitness are all run better then this. Seriously. The cleaning crew seemed to be changing garbages, but not really cleaning the floor. I remember this Poland Spring bottle sitting on a windowsill that was there for over a week that no one even bothered to throw out. The gym is overrun with tacky fake wannabe Tiktok influencers with tripods posing for the camera and acting like they're famous, but they are really just a bunch of nobodies trying too hard. And then we have to move out of THEIR way, because they think they're important and famous LMAO...in their own mind maybe that's it. The kindergarten staff doesn't care or want to be there, they rush you out as quickly as possible with zero warning and no time to even finish sets sometimes because they think the members are ON THEIR schedule. NOTHING redeeming about this place. TRUST this review. Go to Equinox, Lifetime, Crunch or any of these other new gyms in the area. People are joining and then quickly leaving this gym for a reason. Check the reviews. I've heard better things about the other locations, but that was years ago. Couldn't wait to get out of there, MUCH happier at another gym.

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    Form50 Fitness

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    4.8(5 reviews)
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    Form 50 is a Lagree method/ megareformer style class which is a great workout. Both times I went, I…read morewas sore after, and I do reformer Pilates + megareformer + mat pilates often. So it really is great at providing a full body workout! Their instructors are energetic and fun. Note- this is NOT Pilates (megareformer is not pilates). It is a strength fitness class that utilizes a megareformer. Form 50 has a cute aesthetic- pink light, pink & white springs, pink handles. So you can decide if that's your thing! Amenities are good- lots of lockers, bathroom & showers (not all studios i go to have showers). Conveniently located in midtown, not far from the 6 train. This is available on ClassPass! Overall, I will be back.

    I am a sucker for megaformer Pilates classes, and what I like about Form50 over solidcore is that…read moreForm50 doesn't play excessively loud music. Other than that, they're pretty similar in that their total body sculpt workouts are pretty good, though they do focus more on abs, glutes, legs by nature of Pilates. The instructor kept it interesting and gave us a variety of moves using most of the components of the megareformer machine. It was a tough workout but in a good way--I thought I'd be pretty fit since I play volleyball 2-3 times/week every week but Pilates has humbled me once again. Form50 has a lot of offers -- 2 pack or 2 week unlimited membership for new clients, various class packs and being listed on ClassPass. Towels are only free for members; otherwise, it's $3 per towel. The facility is very clean and aesthetic too. I also like how there are more than enough lockers, compared to some fitness studios where I feel like I have to scramble for locker space.

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    3.0(4 reviews)
    0.3 miMidtown West

    By far one of the best Life Time Fitness gyms in NYC. Almost a hidden gem to be honest. Right in…read morefront of Madison Square Garden, you get a good view of the stadium and all the craziness happening down below to get into MSG. A lot of the Life Time locations in NYC are fairly small in size but so is everything else in town like restaurants, hotels, and retails stores. What I love about this location is that I feel like a lot of people don't know that it's here. I come and usually traffic is fairly light. Just avoid it between 5pm-7pm because the locker rooms are small and yes they completely fill up sometimes. Theres three floors: 1st floor is check-in, Pickleball courts (w/ beer & wine) on tap, second floor is cardio, a few studios and the LifeCafe. Third floor is weights, machines, locker rooms and a few other studios. The gym is very clean overall. People mind their own business, they get their workout in and get out. Which is great because you hardly ever have to wait around for a machine.

    Very frustrating experience in the massage chair area at Lifetime recently. The chairs clearly have…read morea 10-minute limit, yet I watched two members sit there for close to an hour while multiple people were waiting. At one point a young girl politely asked how much time they had left and they responded "20-30 minutes," which makes no sense when the machines are set to run in 10-minute cycles. It was obvious the time limit was being completely ignored. It's incredibly disrespectful to monopolize shared amenities like that while other members are waiting their turn. I overheard that the girl went to the front desk and was told there is a strict 10-minute policy and that they would report it to operations upstairs. Lifetime memberships are expensive. Members should be able to use the amenities without watching others abuse the system and ignore clearly posted limits. Please hang signs that clearly state to not abuse the limit. It's okay if nobody is waiting otherwise it's disrespectful. Very disappointing.

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