Come get your body tight, relaxed and in practice with yoga and Pilates. They have aerial yoga and…read moreaerial Pilates! They open on a Tuesday please don't believe that it is closed cause yelp and Apple maps is inaccurate. Heck their website. I treated myself to a barre class today and lovely. Get their $30 unlimited Pilates classes for a week. $40 unlimited yoga classes for a week if desired. Enjoy. Located in the heart of Bushwick amongst all the gentrified businesses, cafe, thrifts spots. L and the J will bring you here plus the leisure walk so yeah.

Great classes! There's a lot of variety, and the teachers make sure to work with you based on areas…read moreyou want to focus on and any injuries/weaknesses you have.

Brittany is awesome! Great energy, calls out what to do and shows us how to do it. Very positive…read moreand calls out your name with encouragement. The class will kick your ass. I've gone to one bar method and a barre3 class and neither of them were nearly this difficult. The waiting are is nice and large and they have a back area with lockers, cubbies and hooks for your coats. And that's where your weights, ball and bands are. There are two changing rooms with deodorant, dry shampoo, hair spray, mirror, qtips, and a small towel. There is one bathroom, i didn't use. There is a water dispenser but no towels if you sweat. And you must wear grip socks. Although there were some positions i had difficulty keeping my toes from sliding. If you want a hard workout, this is the class for you. Only reason it's not 5 stars is there are no amenities- no towel or showers and one of the two changing rooms had no light.

I came here for a free Foundations introductory class and it was my first time trying Pure Barre…read more In the past, I have done dance, jazz, and ballet. I received a reminder text on the day of, which noted that grip socks were required. I made sure to wear socks that provided that type of support and the ladies there accepted that without issue, which I really appreciated. The studio is really nice and clean. There were cubbies to put belongings, but I wasn't comfortable placing my purse out in the open like that, so I was given a key to put everything in a locker. Upon entering the class, we were shown where to pick up weights, and then free to choose where we wanted to be on the floor. The instructor, Carly was so sweet and personable. She introduced herself to everyone individually, and asked about any injuries. During the work out itself, we started on the floor, used the weights, then moved on to some exercises holding on to the bar. I think the moves on the bar were my favorite. It was all small movements, high intensity, low impact. Carly was excellent at explaining form and movements. She also came around and made adjustments to our form in an incredibly gentle way. I definitely had shaky legs at times, and felt the burn. I feel like I worked my legs and core the most. We ended with more floor work on our backs, with the final stretches being done in a darkened room. This class lasted a full hour, but actually felt like way less time, which is perhaps the best compliment I can give to a work out. I had a great time and loved the friendly, as well as accommodating staff. I'm not sure I will attend regularly, because $20+ per class is more than I want to pay.

First time visitor and we didn't a sound bath hosted by Lisann V. The place is very quaint, opening…read moreand well constructed. There's a reformers room and in the back, there's another room with mats, which is where we were. There were about 11 people and the instructor and it was an amazing experience. Bathroom is clean, water refill station and one of the owners, Karis was there and they were so welcoming. Would highly recommend to do a healing session with Lisann V.

From the owner: Brooklyn House of Movement (BHOM) is Williamsburg’s premier fitness studio offering expert-led…read morePilates, Yoga, and Sculpt classes, all under one roof. Our mission is simple: deliver real results through movement that’s accessible, challenging, and designed for every body. We specialize in small group Reformer and Tower Pilates, Yoga Sculpt, Restorative Flow, Sculpt and Barre classes, taught by seasoned instructors who prioritize form, focus, and your unique goals. At BHOM, you’ll find a supportive, inclusive community, personalized attention, and a space where strength, sweat, and self-care come together. Experience all that BHOM has to offer with 2-Weeks Unlimited for $115. Conveniently located near the Graham Ave L stop.

Zalla Pilates has changes my body. I no longer have neck…read moreissues, I sleep better, and I found my abs! This studio rocks! Love the look of the space, they literally have every machine, and pad,and tons of reformers, and, and, and, that you could every need. The classes are wonderful and one line booking, so easy! This has changed my life. They have me for life! If I could give them 17 stars I would!

I only like classic Pilates. Been going to private's with Jessie. She listens to where you're at,…read morewhere I'd like to be, and then gives you a great workout with eyes on you at all times to correct your form as needed.

I've been coming to Yoga Space for about 4 months or so now. I love that I know that I will get a…read morehigh quality session every time. I've done Vinyasa, Sculpt, HIIT Pilates, Mat Pilates, and Serene Yin. The classes that are meant to be more challenging definitely are, and so you get a good work out. The studio has everything you need, from mats to props, but I prefer to bring my own mat or a towel because I am a bit on the germaphobic side and I think because the mats have been sprayed down by alcohol so many times, they aren't that grippy anymore. The only thing I find strange is, I feel like almost every time I've been to the studio, it's always someone subbing for the main instructor. So, I can't say I have someone that I consistently like and go to because I feel like it's a different person every time. That being said though, I have nonetheless thought every session I've been to were pretty high quality. Definitely recommend! P.S. Because it's the holidays they have a Christmas tree up, which makes me feel happy looking at it :)

Very efficient use of space and lighting - I loved how the studio is set up!…read more I joined the 4:30 YS Strength class on a Wednesday with Margot, who is a really great instructor and talked me through the class while addressing an existing injury of mine. At the end she made sure I was feeling okay too, which I appreciate so much! I think next time I will join a Vinyasa flow - the YS Strength is a mixture of barre and Pilates with weights and bands and not yoga flow centric, so I got way more than I bargained for. One thing that deters me from barre and Pilates is the false counting. 8 seconds = 8 seconds, not with an additional 2 counts of 3, so I usually opt out of these. I understand it's to push you harder but that's for a class that's indicated to be barre/Pilates.

Came here for an event and was immediately greeted by someone at the front desk. Was immediately…read moreshown around the studio, which was very clean and nice that Instructor was very thorough and helpful specially with given adjustments at the class is given a cold eucalyptus towel, which helped you refresh from such a hot and intense class will definitely recommend the studio again.

An update: The only reason for the 4 stars is due to the over crowdedness…read more I love Hot 8 Yoga it's been such a great experience since I joined. The classes are consistently amazing and "Most" instructors are top-notch. My only gripe is when classes get packed beyond reason. For example, a few Saturdays ago I took a Power class that had well over 40 people. I'm not sure if it was the instructor's popularity, but I've never seen a Saturday class that crowded. Overall, the instructor was good, but not sure why the class would be that packed. It's hard to move or even fully stretch when you're practically mat-to-mat. A simple solution might be to offer two Power classes back-to-back on weekends to help ease the crowding. When you see that one class has that many students, over 40, it would make more sense to split it or add a back-to-back session. It's just not ideal to be so tightly packed when you need space to move and stretch. Early mornings are definitely the best if you want to avoid the overcrowding. Other than that, I absolutely love this studio and recommend it to anyone looking for a solid yoga practice.

Fantastic class with instructor Hailey! Cozy atmosphere, very friendly staff. Highly recommend…read more Bonus points: there was a sweet dog there in my last workout and he was very friendly and made the experience memorable.

Updating my review since I've given this studio and second chance and tried a class here with a…read moredifferent instructor. I enjoyed the new class I tried and thought it was a great workout.

I have wonderful memories of Loom yoga as a teacher and student. I was hired in 2019 and taught…read morehere until late 2023, I subbed a lot at both Williamsburg and Bushwick locations. I loved that I was allowed to teach what felt authentic to me here. I met my reiki master Heather Sanderson through the Loom along with many friends and remain forever grateful for that. The zoom community during the pandemic was one of the best in show. My favorite memory of them all will be of the beautiful people who practiced here. Thank you for the space and time

I've tried two classes at this newish location of Loom, and I definitely plan on being back -…read moreespecially now that they're on Class Pass! It's just one small studio, but as word is still getting out about this spot, both times the classes have been very small to the point where I almost felt like I was getting a private session! With more than 10 people in there, I could see that it might feel a bit cramped, but with 3-5, it was just lovely, with plenty of space to stretch, not too stuffy, and so clean inside. Both Nicky and Rachel were great, very different types of instructors but talented in their own ways. They have high-quality mats to use if you like, which are free but which you are expected to wipe clean after class and hang back up, and you can drink some complimentary tea in their little back room after class. The front desk has always been a pleasant experience, too. Not too many bells and whistles at this studio, but for a $20 it's a pleasant experience from start to finish.

Amazing! Definitely would do it again, recommended my group of friends and they also had a great…read moreexperience,and they told they co workers they also had only great things to say about it, thanks for a great workout, going to make room in my schedule for coming sessions

I have been going to Maria's Zumba classes for a year now and they are amazing! I go three times a…read moreweek and I never get bored of her music or zumba steps. She keeps the class going and she gives us a great work out! You can really see a difference in your body and energy level after attending her class. I highly recommend her zumba classes to anyone!

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.