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Chaise Fitness
Chaise Fitness is a studio in Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill. About 14 classes a week with 4 facilitators, busiest on Thursdays and Mondays. Most classes start in the morning.
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Who leads here
Casey9 classes in two weeksSandra8 classes in two weeksKimberly6 classes in two weeksAlex B4 classes in two weeks
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Prices, memberships and good to knowHow to book, what to bring, getting thereAbout Chaise Fitness
Chaise Fitness is a Pilates studio on Lexington Avenue in the Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill neighborhood of Manhattan. The studio works in its own patented Reinvention Method, offered in small groups and in private or duet sessions. The reformer studio, the chair and the ladder barrel shape most of the work here, and the classes are built to keep both body and attention engaged.
It suits you if
- you prefer early morning practice
- you want small groups or one-to-one attention
- you like reformer, chair and mat Pilates
At a glance
15classes this week
4facilitators
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How the week runs
Most classes at Chaise Fitness start in the morning, and many begin before 9am, with the earliest at 8am and the latest at 11:30am. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday are the busiest days. Weekend classes are few, so the studio's week is mostly shaped around the morning.
Classes run about 45 minutes. The studio offers Reinvention Chair, Reinvention with Props, Strength Chair, Pilates Mat Class, Total Mat Burn Class and BandSculpt, among others.
What the studio offers
Chaise Fitness is built around its Reinvention Method and the fundamentals of Pilates. The aim is a stronger core and a clearer connection between mind and body. Private and duet sessions are available in person on the reformer, Cadillac, chair and ladder barrel.
Small group classes keep numbers low, so each person gets individual attention. The studio also offers combinations with TRX for those who want to add strength work to their Pilates practice.
Chaise Fitness: questions and answers
When do most people practice at Chaise Fitness?
Most of the classes at Chaise Fitness start in the morning, with the earliest at 8am and the latest at 11:30am. Many classes begin before 9am, so this studio suits people who like to practice early before the day gets busy.
What kinds of classes does Chaise Fitness teach?
Chaise Fitness offers small group classes in its Reinvention Method and private or duet sessions in the reformer studio. Classes run about 45 minutes and include Reinvention Chair, Reinvention with Props, Strength Chair, Pilates Mat, and BandSculpt. Private sessions use the Reformer, Cadillac, Chair and Ladder Barrel.
Who leads the classes at Chaise Fitness?
Casey, Kimberly, Sandra and Alex B lead the largest number of classes at the studio. The studio has a small team of facilitators, so classes stay personal and the same faces tend to return.
Where is Chaise Fitness and how long has it been here?
Chaise Fitness is on Lexington Avenue in the Upper East Side-Carnegie Hill neighborhood of Manhattan. The studio has served the Upper East Side for over 15 years. Its classes are small, with a focus on individual attention.
Is Chaise Fitness a good fit for beginners?
Chaise Fitness works well for people who want a structured, personal approach to Pilates. Small class sizes and private sessions allow the facilitator to adjust each movement to the person. Newcomers can start with a mat or chair class and build from there.
How long are the classes at Chaise Fitness?
Classes at Chaise Fitness run about 45 minutes. The studio's sessions are built around a reformer studio, so the rhythm of a class is steady and focused on control and alignment rather than speed.