Blame it on the dwindling temperatures, or the mind-dizzying state of affairs, but this winter has left many of us more than willing to take up residence on the sofa. Yes, it allowed us to answer the siren call of Big Little Lies or an end of the day glass of Pinot (or both), but soon enough, the return of warm weather—and bare limbs—will be enough reason to spring our bodies—and minds—back into action. Here, a look at nine fitness destinations in New York City that will have us putting our strongest, most energetic foot forward in no time.

Current
In this candlelit Tribeca indoor rowing Studio, an Outdoor Voices–wearing crowd works up a sweat in 45-minute sessions that combine bursts of cardio with music-driven choreography.
333 Church Street, currentfitness.com

The Class
The Class may eschew definition (think yoga-meets-cardio-meets–primal screaming), but it has nevertheless garnered a cult following—and finally its own permanent studio. From crystal-embedded floors to a Chanel-stocked bathroom, this is one not to miss. Just ask Christy Turlington and Naomi Watts, two of the studio’s longtime devotees.
22 Park Place, taryntoomey.com

Tracy Anderson
Tracy Anderson has expanded her empire yet again: this time to 59th Street. The new 6,000-square-foot former movie theater plays host to her signature dance cardio workout as well as a soon-to-open organic café.
239 East 59th Street, tracyanderson.com

Lyons Den Power Yoga
Practice your flow in Lyons Den’s new Chelsea space, opening in April. The heated Baptiste method classes, popular among models for their lengthening and toning effects, will offer a reset for both your body and mind.
267 West 17th Street, Second Floor, lyonsdenpoweryoga.com

Project by Equinox
Forget jam-packed gyms. Equinox’s newest offering, Project by Equinox, offers an ever-changing lineup of intimate classes (from booty-strengthening workouts to full-body circuits) with big name trainers in a sleek Nolita space.
267 Mulberry Street, projectbyequinox.com

YogaSpark
With pop, techno, and even Broadway tunes blasting over the speakers, expect an energizing, feel-good workout from this new black light yoga destination. Cool down after each class with a cold, tea tree–infused towel.
158 Duane Street, yoga-spark.com

Rumble
Hook, jab, and punch your way to a total body-toning workout in Rumble’s club-inspired Chelsea studio. Word on the street is that a new Noho location is on the horizon next.
146 West 23rd Street, rumble-boxing.com

Brooklyn Bodyburn
Later this year, Brooklyn Bodyburn, the studio behind so many of the borough’s enviable six-packs, will expand to Park Slope. Manhattanites, take heart: The new space is only steps from Atlantic Terminal.
289 Flatbush Avenue, brooklynbodyburn.com

Real Pilates
This month, Real Pilates headed uptown to a sun-drenched studio on Lexington Avenue where Alycea Ungaro’s ab-blasting mat and reformer classes (beloved by everyone from Madonna to Uma Thurman) will be on steady rotation.
1226 Lexington Avenue, realpilatesnyc.com

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