Session Greenpoint has been an awesome find. The space at 65 Kent is clean, well-designed, and has…read morea great vibe without trying too hard. I've taken four classes so far with Cole, Lauren, and Laine -- all of them bring something different to the table, but every class has been challenging, focused, and really well led. You get pushed without the ego or gimmicks you find at other places. I'm definitely planning to keep it in the mix. Highly recommend.

AMAZING programs and community! This is such a positive space for strength, conditioning and metcon…read moreworkouts. It's an intuitive flow with high-energy coaches that help you advance or modify any movement, so it's great for anyone on their fitness journey - from beginner to expert. In any given class, you'll see a healthy range of fitness backgrounds, so its never intimidating like other boutique gyms can be. I came as someone who was plateauing in my exercise regimen, and it was just what I needed to kickstart and see results. In addition to the welcoming, smart coaching staff, the facility is STUNNIN (showers, PT, changing rooms, lockers). To top it all off, the other Sessionistas in class with you are just what you want from a workout buddy - holding you accountable and cheering you on along the way. TLDR: Session is the New York fitness scene's best kept secret. Expert coaches, smart workouts, friendly people, luxury facility and reasonable costs.

I took the Saturday noon circuit session with Tania. It was my first time and she came over at…read moreevery exercise and reminded me what it was and helped me make sure I was doing it correctly. The circuit class had six stations so after every change, I forgot what the exercise was but she was there to quickly run through it with me. She was also very encouraging. At the end of the class she mentioned of a competition day that was open to everyone. The space has nothing but a water fountain, lockers, bathroom, sanitizer and cleaning wipes for the machine, no towels, shower or amenities. I enjoy Metcon (5min exercise - 1min rest) and the variety of it all. The class went quickly and id definitely do the class again. It was my first time working out in a while and i could keep up. Would give it 5 stars but lack of amenities is a big bummer.

I love the classes at Session, which are challenging and engaging, and more than that I love the…read morecommunity. The feeling of belonging, especially in NYC, when you see the same people in class, and the front desk staff and instructors know you by name, is invaluable. I've gotten stronger thanks to Session, and found a great community. I couldn't recommend it enough!

I went to this gym for about 3 years, mostly using the cardio equipment. Liked: mellow vibe, not…read morecrowded 10-11am, very decent locker room, and loved the 3rd floor yoga studio with view of park for stretching after work out. Disliked: terrible ventilation/climate control (asked if they could install fan, but they said nah), music too loud (had to wear earplugs), and the final straw: they rented out the yoga studio, so there is no quiet, out of the way place to stretch. Ended my membership and joined Grindhouse, which is cheaper, has good AC and high ceilings, plenty of machines, music not too loud, and has an OK place to stretch-- alas with no views.

I need to come back for class. I came just to get a workout in but did not take my night too…read moreseriously. I did 30 min on the stationary bike and 30 on the treadmill . I was ecstatic to see a stairclimber aka stair master machine but it was occupied. The locker room is narrrow and awkwardly built but you won't spend much time in there. There are 3 floors including an infinity pool The front desk staff was very nice and everyone seemed serious about working out. I must return for a group fitness class. I was impressed by the circuit taking place as I got ready to exit . A-ok

I was here for the summer for an internship and looking for a gym. Amazing atmosphere. Never busy…read more Also, the trainers are so kind. I came over this summer and was immediately welcomed, which was very differnt from any private gym that I had been to previously. I saw previous reviews that people would leave stuff on the benches, etc. But honestly did not find that to be true and found the people to be very courteous. Would love to come again and highly recommend.

I like this gym but one thing I don't like is the weekend hours as they close pretty early. Also…read morethe lockers in the women's room are being taken over with people bringing their own locks and leaving it on the lockers so no one else can use it for multiple days. They need to cut them off

I've been to other branches of YMCA and so far every branch has a different swimming pool. All the…read morepools are different in deepness and sizes. The swimming pool in Greenpoint has some strict staff that opens their doors at the time of the class otherwise the door is locked to the pool. The pool is very clean but very small. I did not expect the pool to be really deep when I got in. It seemed like it was 5 feet deep when the sign on the wall said 4 feet. Lockers are very clean. The only con I have is the entrance to this branch is it is not stroller and wheelchair accessible. Wish there was a ramp going up and down.

Not clean, old facilities, the hrs used to be great pre-Covid now they close toooo early. Other…read moregyms in area stay open later, have better equipment and cost significantly less. My biggest complaint is the management and some of the staff. They are extremely rude and overall interacting with them is miserable. This place is antiquated and needs an over-hall.

I was devastated to have hated this studio :( I love OTF and was excited to try this studio since…read moreit's close by. Pros: staff is friendly and knowledgeable, facilities are clean Cons: Terrible studio set up !!! It's NYC and they can't control this, but i can't pay $30 / class to feel like im in danger. The rowers are literally directly behind the treadmill. They have you do some floor work in front of the rowers too, so while somebody is going "all out" and sprinting on the treds, your face is like 6" from their ass. If somebody trips (you OR them) somebody is going to be seriously injured. Another con is the music. Usually studios have a good cohesive playlist going, but this studio was terrible. They started with latin music, then switched to blink182? Then gaga and megan the stallion? then suddenly cut the music and switched to hardcore rap, then back to latin music. It sounded like they hit a random music generator button. it would be better if they just picked a general lane and stuck to that. Truly never knew what was gonna come next lol (in the worst way) If music and feeling safe isn't important to you, this studio is fine.

I dragged myself to an early morning class just so I could finally try the InBody scan, something I…read morewas actually pretty excited about. When I got there, though, I was told the scan had to be done before class and since there was no time before class it couldn't be done today (wish this information was given to me prior), when I asked nicely and said I'd be comfortable doing it post-workout - the person at the desk refused to budge and honestly came off a little combative. Then during class, my heart rate monitor didn't even work for half the time, so none of my effort got tracked -super frustrating. On top of that, they gave me the wrong monitor... which happened to belong to another Indian person. Coincidence? Hmm. Overall just a really disappointing experience. Not what I expected at all from this studio.

This class kicked my ass. I've never done Pilates and i survived it but the next day my legs were…read moreextremely sore and thought they were going to cramp. Luckily they didn't cramp but were extremely tight the next morning. Found out afterwards the machine is lagree not reformer so that made me feel better. The teacher was great and gave me alot of attention since he knew it was my first time. I would recommend it if you like Pilates. Note, there aren't any amenities, besides water refill, tissues and lockers. The front door is locked during class. And i was 2min late and luckily still let me in and didn't start yet. The only negative is lack of amenities. Would be nice to have a refresh station.

I've taken Form50 classes a number of times now (I only come when visiting family as I live…read moreout-of-state) and it's truly such a great workout! Every instructor I've had so far is super motivating and does a good job explaining each move and adjusting your positioning (with consent). The lights and playlists add to the energy perfectly and I'm always so sore but feel so strong after each class. There are also lockers, a water fill-up station, and bathrooms which have hair ties, spray deodorant, dry shampoo, tampons, etc. which is great. I definitely recommend this studio if you're looking for a fun, upbeat, and challenging reformer class!

Came here after getting free birthday pass, and that one session made me drop my previous gym and…read moreswitch to Vital. Come here primarily for the rooftop climbing or weightlifting. Good gym space with the addition of the Annex.

Incredible climbing gym! I've been to their upper east side location before, and it cannot compare…read moreto this one. It's a massive facility with so many courses you can complete and serves a great range of abilities. You can climb for free on your birthday, and the staff at this location were so friendly and helpful in getting me set up. There's a great gym portion and even an Annex facility with more machines, but the staff is certainly the climbing. It gets busy on a Saturday, but there's a lot of great energy and it can be fun to watch others climb (especially as it's a super exhausting activity and good to rest often). I spent a couple hours here and had a blast. The facility also has lots of natural light! My one small note is that there a very few showers and bathrooms, so would recommend changing in advance of going if you can. Otherwise there can be quite a wait.

From October 2020 to December 2024, I was a member of Crunch Rochdale, which is the closest…read morelocation to where I live. Long story short, some of the people there got on my last nerve. They hogged the machines and treated the gym like a nightclub. In December 2024, I stopped going there. Crunch has two types of gyms: Signature clubs and non-Signature clubs. Signature clubs charge five times the monthly fees as non-Signature clubs, even though there's little difference between the two (it's not like your muscles magically grow faster at a Signature club). After the Rochdale debacle, I looked to join a non-Signature club at a location close to Manhattan and near a subway station. I chose Crunch Greenpoint. At Crunch Greenpoint, the people are friendly, the gym is fairly clean, and no one hogs machines. There are plenty of machines that will help you attain your goals- whether it's to get stronger, get toned, run faster, or lose weight. Overall, I recommend Crunch Greenpoint. With that said, it has quite a few flaws. The gym isn't ADA compliant. There's one rickety elevator that goes from the main fitness room to the basement. It does not go all the way to the entrance of the gym. This isn't an issue for 90% of the people who regularly go to the gym. However, there are people who work out despite having mobility issues due to an injury or a physical disability. I also dislike the layout of the gym. The gym is basically split into two floors. The treadmills, ellipticals, and most of the other machines are on the main floor. The bench press, smith machine, heavy weights, and group fitness room are in the basement. It's a pain in the ass having to go from the main room to the basement (and vice versa) to complete my workout. Also, unlike every other Crunch that I've been to, there's no water bottle refill station (there are fountains, but I'm not comfortable using them to refill my water bottle since people put their mouths near the spout). On that note, I look forward to my next workout at Crunch Greenpoint.

I've been a member of Crunch Greenpoint for years, and I never thought I'd have to write a review…read morelike this. The recent "renovation" is not an upgrade, it's a complete downgrade that destroyed what made this gym unique and functional. The biggest issue is the turf. Moving the entire turf downstairs into a hot, poorly ventilated, dark basement makes absolutely no sense. There is no space to move at all. You can barely put a mat down without stepping onto someone else. The turf area is now a 3rd of its original size and the room feels cramped and borderline unusable. It's impossible to do HIIT, sled work, mobility, or any meaningful functional training. This decision alone has eliminated the soul of the gym. Upstairs is now crammed with machines, far too many for the amount of space. Instead of creating a better flow, the floor is overcrowded and chaotic; it feels like every inch was filled just for the sake of adding more equipment, not improving the member experience. What used to be a small but energetic and community-oriented gym now feels suffocating and disorganized. What's frustrating is that Crunch Greenpoint did need an upgrade, but this wasn't it. A real upgrade would have been removing some of the unnecessary machines and bringing in better functional training equipment, not burying the turf in a dungeon with no room to move. Crunch Greenpoint used to have character. It had a great vibe. It wasn't huge but it worked because the layout made sense. Now it feels like the gym identity was erased overnight. I genuinely don't understand the reasoning behind these changes, especially the decision to move the turf downstairs. It's a waste of space and a complete step backward. I do hope that these changes are reconsidered. The renovation did not modernize the gym, it dismantled what made this place great and worth coming to.

I usually only like weight lifting, and was initially a little bit reluctant to try something…read morenew....but damn. This was one of the best decisions i've made lately. WillyB Crossfit was everything I was looking for in a crossfit class. The instructors all brought their own personal styles and knowledge to all of the classes which helped to shake things up and stop anyone from getting bored. Being completely new to the world of crossfit I also had some issues with being intimidated to all the new stuff I was going to have to learn, but everyone (instructors as well as other people in my classes) was very approachable and was quick to assist with any questions or concerns I had. Lastly, and most importantly, I am a person with a disability. One of my main concerns was not being integrated into the classes with other able bodied people. This ended up never being an issue because everyone at WillyB took the time to work with me personally to adapt our daily WOD's and warm-ups to something that was realistic but still challenging for my body. If you are on the fence about diving into the world of crossfit I can honestly think of no better place to start with than WillyB Crossfit.

Was here since the end of last year but now leaving because of moving. Overall I feel like I've…read moregot stronger than before, and have known more about how to make it most efficient of my energy and strength. The coaches were very encouraging and helpful. Some of my fav: Will (hilarious & every time was a good workout), Abbee (encouraging & help me challenge myself), Jeff(very professional & nice). Things that could be improved: showers (I didn't need it cuz I lived in the neighborhood), changing rooms, stronger AC Thank you all and wish you all the best! -Tammy