had a great experience! The team was professional, friendly, and clearly cared about customer…read moresatisfaction. Everything was handled efficiently and the quality of service/product exceeded my expectations. It's refreshing to find a company that takes pride in what they do. I'll definitely be coming back and recommending them to others!

The instructor, Willow, was really unprepared. Orientation was supposed to start at a certain time,…read morebut we didn't actually start until 15-20m later due to her not having the room ready, and that cut into the class time we paid admission for. Even worse, she didn't perform a proper safety check of the room before class. There were standing metal items in the room that could have fallen on guests. In fact, right in the middle of class, something fell on top of one of the participants while they were in the middle of a yoga pose. Fortunately they were ok but it could have been a lot worse. Overall a negative experience and instead I would recommend any of the thousands of great yoga studios around NYC.

Took a reformer class here on a Saturday afternoon and it was a nice time! The overall studio is…read moresimple and clean. I took the stairs up to the 3rd fl but you can also take the elevator. My instructor was Jack W and he was diligent in complimenting peoples forms, remembering their names, and correcting forms. He also provided alternative moves if it felt intermediate to people. The class was manageable and not overly complicated. However, the reps will get you, PHEW! It's probably dependent on instructor, but Jack allowed a few late comers (~10 min late max). You're provided with wipes at the end to sanitize your station. There are 2 restrooms, a water station, and grippy socks for purchase. If you're early for class, there's a cute seating area. A simple locker area and shoe cubbies are available next to the seating area for your belongings. Simple, open space for this BK Pilates location, located right by Flatiron. Would overall return for another class!

The flatiron location is such a dream! The brick just does it for me. If you go here, please book…read moreNaimah for a class that is high energy coupled with a great playlist! I always leave her class knowing I might be a little sore but thankful for the gains.

Studio 26 is a one stop shop for all of your wellness needs! They have a full pilates studio and…read moregym with many amazing instructors to work with. They also house Physical Therapists and Licensed Massage Practitioners. It's clean and eco friendly. Perfectly located in Chelsea and full of amazing energy!

Had a great first private pilates session with Yera at Studio 26 today…read more The space is beautiful, well lit, well maintained and really clean and all the equipment was in great condition. What really made me want to leave a review though was how friendly and welcoming everyone was, from the receptionist, to the owner Jared, to the masseuse. No one was super salesy or pressuring you to sign up for stuff but rather just clearly really good at what they do (I'm a former semi-pro athlete and qualified personal trainer so am very fussy and know my fitness stuff pretty well) and want you to help you with your goals. Other people training there clearly loved it and the people they were training with as well. Overall: fantastic experience and I've booked my next session and plan on being a regular!

I tried to find a Lagree studio close to where I was staying in Chelsea. I lucked out with finding…read moreSolidcore - Chelsea that was located 5 minutes walking-distance from me. I've also been wanting to try Solidcore back at home, so it worked out that I got to try Solidcore for my drop-in visit. I noticed that the studio was minimal. They didn't appear to sell any merch, water, or even grip socks (I forgot mine). That being said, i was informed that I could use the megareformer with barefeet. I was relieved that I wasn't going to be denied for class! I noticed that was actually a common practice, unlike my home studio that requires grip socks during class. The Solidcore space reminded me a lot like how Soul Cycle is. Dimly lit, music bumping, basically working out in a club. I'm here for it. I took Marcus' 11:15am full body class, and it was fantastic. He was such a great instructor and helped to encourage deeper or more challenging movements by adjusting my form. I also appreciated him spending the time to go over how their megareformers worked. Only major difference I saw was the location of the springs on the machine, but I also thought it was cool how the resistance of the springs were recommended based on how far along you are in your Solidcore practice.

This review is purely for the management behind solidcore... not the instructors because they are…read moreamazingly awesome! I have been to so many fitness centers and have even taught in some. Never have I come across a fitness center that charges you to put your membership on pause or charges you for another month of membership even if you can't attend the classes because they want at least 30 days notice prior to cancellation. They also charge you for individual class cancellations if they were made 10-12 hours before the start of class as well as no shows... in any case, they should be grateful if that happened because it makes room for another to sign up. It's really off-putting and it shows that they are money-hungry without any consideration for their members. Things could come up in the last minute and not everyone is in the city full time. So the wellness aspect of this fitness center is pretty much lacking... I initially wanted to pause my membership for a few months and they said there's a fee to pause membership which was a surprise and it made absolutely no sense to me. So I changed my mind and decided opt for cancellation. Then they came up with all sorts of excuses, from saying that I had signed a contract which I never did... to asking me to email them a copy of a doctor's note which I don't have because it's not medical related... I just want my membership cancelled because I found the fees to be unethical. I just don't like unethical and controlling practices and I tend to avoid them... end of story. And yes they ended up charging me for another month knowing that I wouldn't be attending and said that I can give it to my friends or family which was so wrong... I ended up calling the credit card company to reverse it.

I like this location a lot. The instructors are great. Highly recommend a class with Jaime, Rob C,…read moreor Jada. First time is always hard so make sure you come 15 mins early for demo. The studio itself is nice. I think it is the perfect size and I don't feel too cramped. The bathroom is well stocked with feminine hygiene stuff

I have really enjoyed solid core the instructors are great. I recently found out my income will be…read morechanging and I cannot afford solid core and I have to cancal my membership. However to do this you have to email membershio and this is run by AI which is incredibly annoying because you are not able to talk to a human. I have been talking to the AI people for hours to solve my issue and it is still not resolved. you are warned

Best Pilates ever. Great workout. Kind staff. My daughter goes 5 days a week; I go when I visit…read moreNew York.

I have been doing pilates for over 30 years. I have Never experienced a pilates quite like the…read moreNofar Method. It's beyond incredible. My favorite teacher is Kimberly Huie. She is so good. So kind - so attentive and just an incredible teacher and presence. You feel safe, seen and motivated by her. She is kind and so delightful, inspiring and great at what she does. Thank YOU Nofar Method. BB

Really enjoyed my experience here. I came for Monday's 5:15 Prenatal Yoga and stretch class with…read moreAnna. There was only one other person in the class so we each got a lot of individual attention. I felt very lucky that both of us had almost the exact same due date! Anna was very kind and gave us blankets for our knees to curb discomfort. Although it's mostly a yoga and stretch class, we did do some challenging things like wall sits (3 of them-each 1 minute long) and push ups (modified, but still). The space was small and intimate, perfect for a small class. Apparently the room can hold up to 11 people-but I can't imagine that. The candles in the darkness were a nice end for the relaxation shavasana at the end of class. Anna also gave us suggestions of stretches and massages for labor. The Pilates machine room looked interesting-I might want to try that at some point.

Just Like Om is a charming new Pilates studio. It offers small group classes in a space that has a…read morechanging area and a store with apparel. The owner herself teaches some of the classes which is a perk. The class I took was challenging and I was sore for days after!

Chelsea Movements is located in the basement of a nondescript building on 18th street. But once you…read moreenter it you realize that they actually have a HUGE studio down there. It doesn't have a particularly catchy color scheme, the most outstanding thing about it would probably be the exposed brick wall. The studio has super calm vibe, no music which sometimes combined with the super chill vibe made me very sleepy during class. The studio is not a trendy one at all, its clientele consists of a lot of older people who go there for private sessions and people who live around the neighborhood. But realistically speaking, if you are going to get an amazing workout who cares if celebrities and beautiful people are taking class with you. You do see the occasional Lululemonite but that also has to do with the fact that the studio is in the heart of Chelsea. The staff is super knowledgeable and most of them have been teaching Pilates for over a decade. My favorite instructor is Benjamin Oyzon who is a former dancer/burner who now teaches pilates while simultaneously sharing Burning Man and other festival stories. That might actually be the reason why I like taking his class so much. They only have 5 reformers so even if you take a group class it feels like a private because the instructor gives you a lot of personal attention. I only took reformer classes but they also offer Gyrotonic, Tower and Cadillac classes. In the studio they also have a lot of props (bumpy balls, blocks, rings, resistance bands, etc.) to help you position and align yourself for different movements. Overall I was very satisfied with my experience at Chelsea Movements. I took about 15 classes in the studio and definitely saw improvement in my body and posture. The no sweat factor was also a big motivator to take more class and I can confidently say that this is studio offers unpretentious Pilates, which in New York City is very rare. Most people at the studio are regulars which I think says a lot about the studio itself. I also learned that reformer is not just laying on a bed chilling and pulling a bunch of ropes, the class is HARD and the fact that you don't sweat doesn't mean you won't sweat your ass (or abs?) off.

I've tried a few pilates studios, I like this one the best…read more I've had a few of their instructors and really like Ben and Josselyn. There was one instructor that I had that I didn't feel paid enough attention to the movement of the class' bodies and that I noticed kept looking at the clock. This really bothered me because pilates is all about doing movements correctly, you can hurt yourself if you do things too incorrectly. Overall, I just had one bad class, which wasn't even that bad. I'm going to go back but stay with the instructors that I generally use.