Spacious, sunlit and state-of-the art, this club boasts an impressive boxing studio, a gleaming full-sized indoor basketball court and a 25-yard indoor pool.
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Fhitting Room is a High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) studio delivering a total body workout that’s a step above the rest. Credentialed and caring trainers show you how to move safely while challenging you to get the most out of your workout, and have fun doing it.
Home to a fiercely loyal clientele and designed by world-renowned Azman Architects, 76th Street is the original New York City flagship. This congenial Upper West Side outpost conjures a refined loft with a minimalist yet luxe mix of wood and stone that pays homage to Manhattan’s rich past. =
Compact fitness center with high-intensity interval training using kettlebells, jump boxes & more. A suite of exercise equipment, including custom, MIT-designed Pulley System allows for limitless exercise variety, careful exercise modification for injury and the end to workout plateaus.
Boxing-inspired, full-body strength and conditioning. 10 rounds, 2 fists, 0 experience necessary.
Not your average workout. Dogpound provides personal training that includes fitness, body metric assessments and nutritional programs.
Ascend this hip, high-energy club's grand corner staircase to the vibrant fitness floors, full-service spa and signature group fitness studios.
Using your own body weight as resistance, you’ll work through muscle-defining arm exercises, intense thigh and seat sequences, waist-chiseling ab moves, and fluid stretches.
Steps from Copley Square, our stylish Dartmouth Street club features a rooftop training area, boxing studio and more. Voted BEST FITNESS CLUB IN BOSTON by Improper Bostonian. This downtown Boston club features a raw, yet polished urban oasis.
Every Bar Method class starts with a warm-up, upper-body exercises and push-ups in the middle of the room, followed by a sequence of leg and seat work at the barre and core exercises on the floor. The method predominantly uses your own bodyweight for resistance along with a few basic props – free weights, mats and a ball.