Equinox Brooklyn Heights
Pilates studio in New York, NY
Classical Pilates, Mat Pilates, Private Pilates and 1 more in Brooklyn Heights, New York.
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New York, NY 11201Brooklyn Heights
About Equinox Brooklyn Heights
Equinox Brooklyn Heights is a pilates studio in Brooklyn Heights, NY, teaching classical and mat pilates, plus private sessions. The studio offers individual Studio Pilates and Virtual Pilates sessions, along with unlimited Mat Pilates classes. Certified instructors guide intense, full-body workouts emphasizing the core. Equipment includes mats, and amenities feature lockers and childcare. Advanced levels are taught, and a teacher training programme is available. The studio also offers vinyasa yoga and a Sculpted Yoga class that combines yoga with lightweight sculpting.
- Equipment: Mat
- 4 class styles on the timetable
- Runs teacher training programmes
Studio highlights
- 4Class styles
- 3.2Google rating
Class styles at Equinox Brooklyn Heights
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.
Classical Pilates
The original Pilates repertoire, taught in its traditional order every time.
Typical drop in$30-$55View 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 detailsVinyasa Yoga
Postures linked to the breath in one continuous, flowing sequence.
Typical drop in$18-$32View detailsWhere Equinox Brooklyn Heights is
Marker is this studio’s own Google listing.
Amenities
- Mat
- Lockers
- Childcare
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How Equinox Brooklyn Heights Compares
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$128a month, via unlimited 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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$348a month, via cheapest membership
Lowest advertised tier. How many classes it includes is not published.
Also teaches Reformer Pilates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
View all FAQsWhy is Equinox Brooklyn Heights rated 3.2?
That is the average across 155 Google reviews, and it is low for the brand. Read them before committing, because an Equinox membership is a long and expensive relationship.
What is the triple barre?
An apparatus unique to Equinox, like a ballet barre with a third tier for clipping resistance bands. Bands and sliders mimic what a reformer does.
Which Pilates classes run here?
Pilates Fusion, Pilates Mat, Pilates Rise and Pilates at the Barre. Individual Studio Pilates and Virtual Pilates sessions run alongside the group timetable.
Is there a reformer at this club?
Yes, in a private Pilates studio used for in-club Studio Pilates sessions. The group classes lean on mat, bands and the barre instead.
Where do I park near Joralemon St?
There is no on-site parking. The garage at 85 Livingston St is a minute away at $16 for 2 hours. PIERREPONT PLAZA is three minutes and $26, and The Parking Club is five minutes at $22.88.
What does Equinox membership cost?
A practical budgeting range is $205 to $395 a month depending on club and access tier. Initiation fees, local taxes and corporate pricing all move the real figure.
When is the club open?
The doors open at 5:30am and stay open until 10pm from Monday to Thursday. Friday winds up an hour earlier. Weekend days are a straight 7am to 7pm.
What is the difference between the Pilates formats?
Fusion mixes classic and contemporary sequences for core and flexibility. Mat sticks to the authentic exercises rooted in Joseph Pilates. Rise is the contemporary one, working core, glutes and full body at higher intensity. Pilates at the Barre adds resistance through anchored bands and sliders, which is the closest the group timetable gets to reformer work. Booking runs through equinox.com or the app.
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