817 Lexington Avenue New York NY 10065
This Upper East Side flagship location in the historic Barbizon building is just blocks from Central Park. The 45,000-square-foot space houses four floors of state-of-the-art cardio and strength equipment, a pool, hot and cold plunges and our largest full-service spa in New York City.
Make a grand entrance. We did. Opulent and detailed design creates a welcoming foyer to our 63rd Street location.
Equinox 63rd Street houses leading brand names of strength training and cardio equipment. Questions about technique or form? Stop a trainer in a light blue t-shirt for assistance.
Raise the bar in a challenging session with one of our renowned personal trainers, all graduates from the proprietary Equinox Fitness Training Institute.
Our signature boxing and martial arts classes pack a serious punch. All programs are led by certified professionals in our fully equipped boxing studios.
Our spacious and serene studios provide the ideal backdrop for invigorating group fitness classes, from dance-inspired favorites to signature programs.
Prepare for the ride of your life. Our cycling studios are equipped with the latest in Schwinn technology, ensuring a challenging and invigorating ride from beginning to end.
Challenge your practice with an invigorating group yoga class led by top instructors. We offer over 12 types of yoga ranging from Anusara to Power Vinyasa.
Make a splash. Our pool is available for open swim times as well as signature underwater group fitness classes.
Enjoy plush, eco-friendly cotton towels, relaxing eucalyptus steam rooms and Kiehl’s Since 1851 amenities in all the locker rooms for post-workout rejuvenation.
The Spa @ Equinox provides the rejuvenating treatments necessary to optimize your results. Indulge with a custom facial or massage.
Stock up on essentials and the latest in performance and active wear from brands like RLX, Orange Label by Equinox, Splendid, lululemon and more.
Enjoy nutritious drinks and healthy cuisine to re-fuel your body.
360 ° Approach to health and wellness. Results from every angle
Our carefully choreographed cardio, strength and sculpting classes will leave you toned and energized like never before.
Cardio and Strength ClassesRecognized as one of the best instructors in New York City by New York Magazine, Gregg is a national fitness educator with over 8 years of modern dance and movement training experience. He is certified from ACE and AFFA, and has worked as a master trainer for renowned programs like Schwinn Indoor Cycling and BOSU.
You've got class. Now experience ours, with everything from studio cycling, 12 types of yoga, martial arts, dance and a number of innovative signature styles you're bound to find one that suits your style.
63rd St. ClassesJacquelyn started as a ballerina and danced her way into the sports arena. She is currently an L.A. Laker Girl, a Schwinn Indoor cyclingspecialist, a certified personal trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine and a certified mat Pilates instructor.
In addition to national certification and degree programs, all personal trainers are graduates from the proprietary Equinox Fitness Training Institute; and they don't take 'I can't' for an answer.
With 12 types of classes and a team of inspiring instructors, you'll be head over heels. All all mats, blocks, towels and blankets are provided, and equipment is cleaned daily.
Yoga ClassesLashaun is the Creative Manager of Group Fitness and the creator of Equinox's exclusive Conscious Movement classes. She is certified by NSCA, CHEK, and other organizations specializing in yoga, core strength and flexibility training.
Prepare for the ride of your life. Our cycling studios are equipped with the latest in Schwinn technology, ensuring a challenging and invigorating ride from beginning to end.
Studio Cycling ClassesStephanie Vitorino is the Group Fitness Manager for Equinox Woodland Hills. She has over 12 years of coaching experience in exercise physiology, personal training, and group fitness and holds national certifications with both the ACE and AFAA.
The difference is in the details
Craig Hook