Pricing

Clear prices.
No contracts.

Buy sessions in packs that are valid for 12 months. No membership, no auto-renewal, no cancellation fee — because you should stay because it's working, not because leaving is hard.

Personal Training

Private, one-on-one coaching with a trainer you choose, built around your body, your history and your goals.

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All packs are valid for 12 months. No membership or contract.

Myofascial Stretch Therapy

Small-group assisted stretching that targets fascia to restore range of motion. Runners, cyclists and desk workers love it.

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Valid for 12 months. Also available on ClassPass.

Reformer Pilates

Low-impact, spring-loaded strength for your deep core, spine and joints. Small classes, real coaching.

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Valid for 12 months. Private Reformer sessions available — ask us.

Barre

Ballet-inspired strength, posture and balance, taught by a former professional dancer.

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Valid for 12 months.

Massage Therapy

Sports, deep-tissue and recovery massage from licensed therapists who work alongside your training.

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Valid for 12 months. Not sure which to book? Ask for a free 15-minute consult.

Red Light Therapy

A full-body red light bed in the studio — 40 calm minutes to recover between sessions.

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FAQ

Questions, answered

How much does personal training cost?

New clients start with two private sessions for $150. After that, single sessions are $150, and packs bring the price down to $127 (12 sessions), $122 (25) or $118 (40) per session. All packs are valid for 12 months, with no membership or contract.

What happens in my first session?

It's 55 minutes: 10 minutes talking through your goals, schedule and injury history; 15 minutes of movement screening and an InBody 570 body-composition scan; 25 minutes of training scaled to you; and 5 minutes to plan how often to train and what to focus on.

Is personal training covered by insurance, HSA or FSA?

Sometimes. Training prescribed by a healthcare provider to treat a specific medical condition may qualify as a medical expense, and some HSA/FSA plans reimburse it with a letter of medical necessity. We can provide itemized receipts.

Your first visit

Two private sessions.
$150. No pitch.

Session one is a 55-minute assessment and workout with a certified trainer — goals, movement screen, InBody scan and a plan. Session two puts that plan to work. Then you decide.

Use within 12 months. No membership needed. Questions? Call 646.942.9827.

Client doing dumbbell curls by the tall Fifth Avenue windows while a trainer coaches