Yoga Works - Westside
New York, NY 10023
Phone: (212) 769-6200
- Cross Street:
- Between Columbus Avenue and Central Park West
- Directions:
- 1 at 66 St-Lincoln Center
- Hours:
- Call for class schedule
Message from Yoga Works - Westside
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Editorial Review for Yoga Works - Westside – by Lynn Suhrie
In Short
Looking for a neighborhood yoga studio uptown, downtown, and in midtown? One membership grants access to five New York locations. Classes--offered at all levels throughout the day--draw on a range of styles, including Ishta a comprehensive fusion tradition that focuses on individual needs) and Yoga Works' signature form (designed to enhance the yoga experience through precision training). Newbie yogis can learn the basics in an introductory workshop, while enthusiasts can train to become certified instructors.
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Insider Tips
Save MoneyChanging rooms are provided at no extra charge and mats can be rented for $2. Community classes (some of them with teachers-in-training) run $10.
When to GoLooking to spend an afternoon with the little one? Enroll in the Baby & Me class. Pee Wee Pilates and Kids Yoga classes are also offered.
The ExtrasThe studio store stocks colorful, comfy workout clothes, yoga books, and miniature statues of Ganesh, as well as mats and carrying bags. You can also sample CDs at a listening station.
User Reviews for Yoga Works - Westside
05/07/2008 Posted by RWNY
Some outstanding teachers with wonderful focus that creates intention, great energy and a valuable practice. Many different styles. Generous, well-lit spaces. Enhance yoga practice w excellent attentive pilates classes (they really walk around the class & give individualized modifications!) builds strength and your core. Showers & lockers (whoo, hoo! expecially in the Summer). Sometimes the classes can be close to overflowing with popular teachers or times. Well organized studio & pleasant, helpful people at the desk.
02/03/2007 Posted by ohm3
After practicing yoga in NYC for 3 years and trying various studios all over the city, I have not come across a studio that I would not want to retrun -- until I came to Yoga Works. If you are serious about yoga, this may not be the right place for you. The energy of this place is just not there. Too corporate. Pluse, their class quality is below the average for NYC standard. Their level 2-3 classes are definitely not upto par with level 2-3 classes from other studios around the city. I guess this is what you get for creating a 'gym' like yoga studio.
Pros: Cheap
Cons: Terrible energy level
