Elysium Fitness Club

The mission of The Jewish Community Center in Manhattan is to build an inclusive Jewish community that celebrates the strength of diversity. We are a home for individuals and families of all backgrounds to grow and to learn, and to care about and deepen their connections to one another. Rooted in Jewish values, our cultural, social, educational, and recreational programs offer multiple pathways into the richness of community life for members of all ages. Through our partnerships and programs, we seek to fulfill our responsibility to the people of Israel and Jews throughout the world, and to improve the quality of life in our neighborhoods and our city.

Tucked into Manhattan's Upper West Side, this sprawling 140,000 square foot fitness destination brings together an impressive array of athletic pursuits under one roof. Whether you're chasing cardio goals, diving into group classes, or exploring niche sports, the facility's lineup exceeds 40 different options to match your interests. The combination of cutting-edge equipment, thoughtfully designed spaces, and attentive staff creates an environment where you can focus on your routine even during winter's darker mornings—plenty of members appreciate having everything in one climate-controlled location when the weather outside turns cold. From personal training to specialized programming, the approach here centers on meeting people where they are in their fitness journey.

New York Metro What do you get when you mix world-class trainers, state-of-the-art equipment and the best fitness classes in the country with fresh-cut flowers, cutting edge design and tons of motivation? Equinox.

Children learn step-by-step. The Little Gym programs are designed to introduce your child to physical activity in a fun and nurturing environment. Our gymnastics based curriculum will help increase their flexibility, balance and coordination while also improving listening skills, attention span and the ability to follow directions. Your child will become more confident, more willing to take prudent risks, and be challenged in ways they never have before. With each new achievement, self-confidence and self-esteem will soar.

13,500 sq ft, 70+ personal trainers, Innovative cardio with individual TVs, Group fitness, DBG Pilates studio, Yoga, Steam rooms, Aveda, Sports massage, Core conditioning, Designed by Aero Studios and Convenient to Central Park.

Dedicated to helping those in need who live, work, or go to school on Manhattan's East Side, primarily the Upper East Side, and to improving the quality of life for all individuals and families in its community. The Neighborhood House defines need broadly to include economic, social, emotional, and physical need, but gives priority to those in economic need. The Neighborhood House's objective is to help people gain the skills to strengthen themselves and their community.

Asphalt Green is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to assisting individuals of all ages and backgrounds achieve health through a lifetime of sports and fitness.

This nod to London's White Cube is hard to miss. After a renovation and expansion (added Spring 2012), East 83rd St includes TWO Soul studios: a 70-bike studio complete with black lights and disco balls and a 45-bike studio for even more Soul! In addition, there are two floors complete with lockers, showers, a listening bar and Soul Lifestyle Shop! With the same good vibes and challenging workout as the original, Soul East 83rd is sure to change your body and feed your Soul.

MPHC continues to upgrade its facilities and expand its services on a regular basis. This year brought an exciting new mezzanine level filled with the latest cardio equipment in a sun-drenched environment. Complimented by personalized entertainment stations, members can watch their favorite television program or surf the internet while they shed calories.

Opened in midtown Manhattan in August of 1999. With an highly effective and efficient workout, Zickerman knew he had just the right fitness regime for the sophisticated and busy Manhattanite. Set in a beautiful environment with an element of privacy and a personal approach, InForm and Zickerman attracted media celebrities, highly visible CEO’s, financial types and people from the publishing world. Before long, Zickerman had to knock down walls and add new equipment just to keep up with his steady stream of clients.

Finding time to move your body gets harder as the years pile on, and winter in Manhattan only adds to that challenge. Here, pilates isn't treated as a temporary fitness trend but as something you can genuinely return to throughout different seasons of your life. The approach works whether you're recovering from years away from exercise, looking to rebuild strength, or chasing movements that feel impossible now but shouldn't stay that way. No membership contracts lock you in—you're free to drop in for a single session or commit to a series depending on where your life stands at any moment. The instruction covers everything from foundational lessons to advanced personal training, plus they offer certification pathways if you want to guide others through the same journey. Stop by when it fits your schedule or explore their full range of options online.

A state-of-the-art fitness training and nutritional counseling center. It offers a staff of skilled trainers,one of whom will work with you every moment to design a program around your strengths and weaknesses. They'll help you realize maximizeresults in a minimal amount of time, encouraging you every step of theway. Ultimately, their goal is to discover your own optimal balance formental, spiritual, and physical growth.

Synergy has 16 locations in the New York Metro area, New Jersey and our 1st Location coming to Staten Island NY on Forest Ave.. More Synergy locations are coming online this spring. We are upgrading our website each and every day and will be introducing a comprehensive Membership Section.

Step into a sanctuary where champion-caliber training meets spa-level recovery. Founded by boxing legend Michael Olajide, Jr. and wellness visionary Leila Fazel, this Village fitness destination fuses elite athletic techniques with luxury wellness treatments—the ultimate reset for body and mind after a brutal New York winter.

Located in the heart of Manhattan, Soul Union Square couldn't be more convenient. This 57-bike studio, Soul Boutique and full-service locker rooms are open seven days a week. So take a break from the hustle and bustle inside our city sanctuary.

A complete training facility with a wide variety of aerobic machines, strength training equipment, thousands of pounds of dumbbells and everything in between.<br> Personal training is different at Steel Gym. Steel Gym trainers are all independent and operate as private contractors. Each trainer has their own fee structure. This means our members do not have to purchase outrageously priced training packages. You pay your trainer directly. Currently, with over 25 independent trainers to choose from. Or you can bring your own trainer.

Complete Body John Street is not a large franchise gym. We are a private fitness club that focuses on personal attention by providing the highest quality experience for our guests.<br> We have assembled the latest in fitness equipment including cardio and resistance training machines, boxing equipment an our state-of-the-art rock climbing wall. Our knowledgeable staff is always available to assist you so you can meet your individual fitness goals.Complete Body John Street will ensure that your every convenience is met. http://www.johnstreetfitness.com/

Lucille Roberts' dedication to the betterment of women extends into her personal life as well. She is a member of such business organizations as The Women Business Owners of New York, The American Women's Economic Development Association, and the Women Alumnae of Harvard Business School, of which she is a founding member. She is an active member of her community, participating in many fundraising organizations, acting as a mentor in Big Sisters of New York, and working with the Mayor's office to offer academic credit to high school students working in her clubs.

The Young Women's Christian Association of the City of New York (YWCA-NYC) was started in 1858, based on an idea developed in London a few years earlier. Their mission was to provide a haven for young women — both U.S. and foreign-born — by offering safe housing and educational resources. The organization filled an important void in 19th Century New York and quickly grew.

Providing the Washington Heights community with a medium sized state-of-the-art fitness center and the highest quality of customer service in a non-intimidating, family environment.