Share(212) 935-9642
160 E 56th St Fl 12
(Between Lexington Avenue and 3rd Avenue)
New York,
NY
10022
40.760009
-73.969051
Neighborhoods: Midtown Center, Midtown
Hours:
Mon-Fri 7am-8pm
Sat-Sun 9am-3pm
Yoga Works
Last updated 8.03.09
What People Are Saying About YogaWorks - Midtown
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
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.
11/24/08
The Best Yoga in NY
by eb318 at Citysearch
I've tried other yoga studios before, specifically laughing lotus and yoga to the people-- but no where else do I feel so warmly greeted and regarded. I think of yoga-works as a family-- I have been attending class there for about 5 years now. When I found out the studio had a presence on city search I felt mandated to contribute...there is literally not enough I can say about the people at yoga-works... you just have to try for yourself.
check on the 2 weeks for $30 deal. also, the downtown studio (138 5th avenue) has an AMAZING space.
google yogaworks for full detail, schedules etc.
- Pros: easy to access and approachable staff
- Cons: none!
04/30/08
Best Yoga in NYC!
by nyogini at Citysearch
This YogaWorks location is amazing! I have been practicing yoga for 10 years and have always felt at home in this and the rest of the YogaWorks schools.
At the midtown location, the studio is tucked away from the street traffic below and the practice room is surrounded by great, big windows, creating a very open and expansive feeling. The staff is warm and friendly, the space is kept neat and clean and the instructors are highly educated and knowledgable when it comes to creating a safe and nurturing class. They offer every type of yoga: for the beginner just starting out to the advanced practitioner with a daily commitment.
If you love yoga or just want to find out more about it, you found the right place. At all studios, there are yoga advisors available and they really helped me find a good fit as far as class style, level and teacher. These guys know what they are doing: providing brilliant yoga in simple, yet beautiful environments.
Also, check out their other programs: workshops, teacher training and even pilates! yum ; )
04/11/07
Haven't been there, just thought I'd share...
by sg81 at Citysearch
I haven't been to any of these locations- however while researching this place, it looked great until I called to question about the "free mats" that citysearch quotes under "insider tips". They actually do charge the $2 rental fee, which is not a lot, but at the same time, classes are $20...I'm thinking it's starting to get kinda pricey. Most places charge $15-$19/ class. I'm glad I called to check- so thought I'd pass it along.
The Details on YogaWorks - Midtown
Save Money:
Changing 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 Go:
Looking 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 Extras:
The 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.
Category:
Yoga, Yoga Studios, Personal Trainers, Fitness Equipment, Health Care Professionals, Fitness Apparel, Fitness Activities
Payment Methods:
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