Overall I love taking classes at the Spring Street location but the barre room where we exercise is a tad bit too cold – it AC seems always be on full blast. Also I’ve noticed that some of your customers/members use the restroom as a changing room which often makes the waiting queue for the restroom very looong… Maybe you need to address this with signs or something. Hope this helps. Cheers, -JS

I have been going to Physique57 for years and I don’t know where exactly to start. Physique57 is one of my favorite workouts. if you do Physique57 consistently, it is one of the hardest workouts you’ll do. The ladies and gents are super positive encouraging you to keep going, even if your body wants you to stop. I’m currently doing marathon training, and I can’t get to the barre as much as I’d like. I’ll be back 3-4x week when I’m done. Just do the workout, you won’t regret it.

Perfect – challenging right to the edge but not too far you don’t wanna come back for more. Visible results after a few classes are motivating. Has really helped refine stabilizing muscles that have supported my running goals as well.

Physique 57 started my fitness journey in 2017 and I have been coming back whenever possible since. And I really like the new Soho studio. Barre with a view.

My favorite workout. This studio is easily accessible by a variety of train lines. The instructors bring amazing energy and encouragement and the moves/workout is always challenging and effective. Highly recommend. The only thing to note, there are no bells and whistles to this place. Towels are not included unless you have an annual membership and there is no shower. They do have dry shampoo, spray deodorant, and a blow-dryer.

Amazing teachers and amazing workouts. Best results! Love every minute of it.

Love the studio and the workout!

The best barre studio in all of Manhattan! A true barre class where using the barre is the focus, not an afterthought (looking at you and your weird step aerobics, barre3). Every segment of class is challenging (stretching intermissions come after long sections, not every forty seconds like PureBarre), and the instructors are laser-focused on perfect form (cf. Bar Method, where even the instructors don’t seem to be familiar with how to do a proper push-up). The vast majority of the instructors have professional dance backgrounds and there’s a real difference in their professionalism and vibe as opposed to the way-over-franchised studios like PureBarre, etc. And the new studio is gorgeous and light-filled (though I confess to missing the location on Spring Street).

I’ve been working out with Physique on and off since 2006 and it continues to challenge me. I’m so glad to finally be back in a routine post Covid. Coming to physique is welcoming, fun, supportive and challenging of course. I just can’t get the tone I’m looking for anywhere else. Physique4eva