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The Most Eclectic Yoga Studio in Brooklyn is Heading to New Orleans

The Katrina ravaged Church of Yoga has been restored just in time for Mardi Gras, using a pay it forward model
By Margaret Abrams
Akin Akman, SoulCycle Followers of Akin (better known as #AkinsArmy) are notoriously devoted to him, whether they frequent his SoulCycle classes or his boot camp. When sign-ups begin for SoulCycle, they set their alarms, ready to workout with the most intense spin teacher. "I think what makes me unique is that I understand my students. I understand their needs, moods, doubts and fears. I have the ability to use that understanding to bring out a different level of fight in them. I've been able to help channel those feelings into action. Then, together we build," Akin told the Observer. While some worry his classes are dangerous because of how hard they push riders, his fans believe they're best because he makes sure people only work as hard as they physically can, encouraging class-goers to sit down and spin instead of tapping it back if they're in danger.

Book These 20 Fitness Instructors Now

The most popular/buzziest/hard to get into boutique class instructors in the city, from Akin to Anna Kaiser
By Margaret Abrams
Liv Young.

Box + Flow Is the Best Way to Take Out Your Aggression

This boxing and yoga studio is a truly unique boutique fitness experience
By Margaret Abrams
Take me to church.

Can Fitness Instructors Be Spiritual Gurus and Therapists?

By Margaret Abrams
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There Goes the Neighborhood: Equinox Is Headed to Williamsburg

By Margaret Abrams
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How the Most Eclectic Fitness Studio in New York Earned Its Title

By Margaret Abrams

What Were ClassPass Users’ Favorite Workouts in 2015?

By Margaret Abrams
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