Pilates Reforming New York

1462 First Avenue, Second Floor - New York - NY

The Upper Eastside Studio is located on the corner of East 76th Street and 1st Avenue. The studio entrance is located on the northeast corner of East 76th Street and 1st Avenue above the 3 Star Diner. Follow the stairs up the first stairway to the second floor. Please note that the buzzer is outside the first door but opens the inner door.

10021 Lenox Hill

Pilates Reforming New York

1462 First Avenue, Second Floor - New York - NY

Center for Movement

966 Lexington Av. - New York - NY

This well-appointed Pilates and Gyrotonic studio was featured in the NEW YORK MAGAZINE 2005 Wedding issue "Bridal Bootcamp" and voted by the editors at BFFbridal.com as "Top Pick for Best Bridal Fitness". This inviting private and semi-private studio brings out the best in every client and reflects the care and attention to detail of the owners and staff. Center for Movement knowledgeable and experienced staff are readily available to help design and select the right program to meet your goals.

Pilates Movement, The

210 East 68th Street, Ste. 1G - New York City - NY

Joseph Pilates created original pieces of equipment for his exercise system that he called “Contrology.” His studio in New York City had a workshop where he created his designs. Today, there are many different companies that now manufacture Pilates equipment. <br> The Pilates Movement uses equipment produced by Gratz Industries. Gratz Industries is one of the only manufacturers that produces equipment closest to the original designs. Pilates equipment is different than your typical gym equipment. The equipment has springs, leather straps, wooden and leather handles, and fuzzy foot straps. Through the use of springs, instead of weights, the equipment helps to show you where the muscles are and how they work within the movement. Performing a series of controlled movements that work against the resistance of springs is unlike using your average machine in a gym.

10028 Gracie

Boom Fitness

1438 3rd Avenue - New York - NY

Walk into Manhattan's alternative take on upscale fitness and you'll find yourself surrounded by 100-plus workout stations and over 10,000 pounds of iron. The facility runs Precor ellipticals, a full lineup of treadmills, and stationary bikes across its floor. Winter mornings get crowded with people seeking refuge from the cold in group sessions—spinning classes, yoga flows, pilates reformers, and kickboxing rounds all happening simultaneously. Personal trainers roam the cardio theater section where rows of equipment face screens. The locker rooms feel more like a spa than a gym, complete with complimentary towels and a juice bar where you can refuel post-workout. Between traditional strength work and specialty classes like tai chi, there's enough variety to keep any routine feeling fresh.

David Barton Gym

30 East 85th Street - New York - NY

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.

10128 Gracie

New York City Pilates

1413 Lexington Avenue - New York - NY

You will find a relaxed atmosphere that is both inviting and instructional. Personal attention is a primary focus; therefore most sessions are taken privately or with only one other person. Our certified instructors are carefully chosen and are dedicated to their work. Their extensive resumes ensure quality teaching of the two methods. Each session focuses on form and technique coupled with the joy of movement.

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