BODYHOO Studios
Pilates studio in New York, NY
Aerial Yoga, Mat Pilates, Private Pilates and 2 more in Bushwick, New York.
New York, NY 11385Bushwick
About BODYHOO Studios
BODYHOO Studios is a Queer-owned pilates studio serving Bushwick and Ridgewood. It offers machine classes on the Reformer, Tower, and Cardio Jump Board, plus mat pilates, aerial hammock, and yoga. Private sessions are available. The studio is a licensed Moving Strength Pilates location, founded by Patricia Ruiz. It also rents its climate-controlled space for events and photoshoots. Mask-wearing is encouraged, and class packages pause for five days with a positive COVID test.
- Private and one to one sessions available
- Equipment: Reformer, Tower, Jumpboard
- 5 class styles on the timetable
Studio highlights
- 5Class styles
- 5.0Google rating
Class styles at BODYHOO Studios
These are the styles this studio teaches, not its full timetable. A studio often runs several named classes inside one style. Typical drop in ranges are national bands, and this studio's own prices are below.
Aerial Yoga
Postures supported by a suspended hammock, which takes load off the spine.
Typical drop in$25-$45View detailsMat Pilates
Core focused floor work with light props, built around control rather than speed.
Typical drop in$18-$32View detailsPrivate Pilates
One to one coaching planned around your body, your history and your goals.
Typical drop in$75-$150View detailsReformer Pilates
A full body workout on the Reformer, where the springs resist and support you at the same time.
Typical drop in$28-$50View detailsTower Pilates
Spring loaded work on a Tower unit, standing, seated and lying down.
Typical drop in$30-$50View detailsPrices With a Date On Them
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Where BODYHOO Studios is
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Amenities
- Reformer
- Tower
- Jumpboard
- Mat
- Mat rental
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How BODYHOO Studios Compares
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$128a month, via unlimited membership
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$348a month, via cheapest membership
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$348a month, via cheapest membership
Lowest advertised tier. How many classes it includes is not published.
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View all FAQsWhat does a class cost at BODYHOO Studios?
A single class is listed at $32 and a private session at $100. Packs are not published, so ask if you plan to come weekly.
Where is the studio, and how do I get in?
You enter through House Party Cafe on Wyckoff Ave and go up to the second floor. The address reads Ridgewood even though the studio is listed under Bushwick.
Is BODYHOO actually queer owned?
Yes. The studio describes itself as queer owned and its classes as inclusive, covering both Pilates and Yoga rather than one or the other.
What are the opening hours?
They move a lot. Monday runs 7:30am to 8:15pm and Tuesday opens at 7:15am, but Friday closes at 12:30pm and Sunday is a single hour at 11am.
Do I need to bring a mat?
No. The studio provides equipment and rents mats, so you can arrive with nothing but water and something to train in.
What kinds of classes run here?
Reformer, Tower and mat Pilates, plus Hatha and aerial Yoga. That is a wider range than most Reformer studios carry.
How is BODYHOO rated?
Five stars at BODYHOO across 26 Google reviews. That is a small sample rather than a large one, so read it as a good sign and not a settled verdict.
Which day should a first timer pick?
It depends on your schedule, because the timetable is uneven. Monday and Tuesday are the long days, opening at 7:30am and 7:15am and running through to 8:15pm, so an evening first class is possible. Thursday starts late at 10am. Friday and Saturday are mornings only, closing at 12:30pm and 12:45pm. Sunday is a single hour at 11am.
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