The Living Room Brooklyn

Intimate space with amazing classes. I work out 4 – 5 times a week but Not Your Momma’s Pilates leaves me sore for days. One of my all time favorite classes. Erica is so motivating and really understands the human body/​muscle groups, all that jazz.

I vow to never step inside another «mega-​gym» again. This place gives you the personal attention and motivation anybody looking to get healthy or just feel good needs!!!
I’ve taken several classes with Erica, the owner, and can’t rave enough. A problem I’ve always had with group classes is the instructors do the same workouts week after week. At The Living Room, Erica is always changing it up and challenging you in new (and fun) ways. Her classes never get boring or old.
I’ve also had the pleasure of taking Tutti’s yoga classes. She will stretch out any areas of muscle tension/​tightness and you’ll leave there feeling relaxed… and happy!!!

The Living Room Brooklyn is the absolute best. Erica runs an amazing studio with positive energy and challenging classes. I love how it feels like personal training because of the small class sizes. Incredibly motivating environment, tons of fun, and great people! I’ve taken Ryan and Tutti’s classes and I can’t rave enough.
Don’t sleep on this little slice of workout heaven!

I love this place! I just took «Not your momma’s Pilates» with Erica and it was fabulous. Erica’s teaching style is super easy to follow whether you are a Pilates newbie or have more experience. And the small class size allowed Erica to walk around and make sure no one was going to get hurt and offer adjustments to each student. In addition to the technical skills she offered Erica’s vibe is open and positive.
The studio itself is great. A calm and pretty space and not as assuming or pretentious as some of the other boutique studios I’ve been to.
I loved the incorporation of foam rollers to the mat Pilates. Also liked the mix of floor work and standing up work for a cardio and strength training boost.
Highly recommend this studio regardless of your experience level. I will definitely return for more classes here!

Today I took the Coredio class with Erica. I loved it! It’s such a great class to focus on yourself and get in tune with your body. Erica had awesome energy and kept us going with positive vibes. The studio itself was wonderful and a great location. Can’t wait to go back!

Took the Smooth Operator class. Amazing!

I absolutely love classes with Erica and Geneva. I look forward to Balanced Body on Monday evenings and getting my sweat on at Smooth Operator. Erica, the studio owner, takes time to get to know each individual client, their strengths and weaknesses, and develops classes that are unique each time. The intimate environment is perfect for anyone who isn’t into the «gym,» but wants a great workout. It’s one of my favorite places to exercise!

I’ve taken two classes here (pilates with Erica and inner olympian with Geneva)– they were both AMAZING. one of the best studios in williamsburg, by far! Both instructors place a lot of focus on form and functionality and you get a real FULL BODY workout.

Seeing Veronique’s comment prompted me to write a well-​deserved, ACTUAL review.
Firstly, there are many businesses that share the Living Room name… Many that precede the music venue, in fact. Go figure, a re-​use of words… (What a silly comment at 4:30 in the morning). SMH.
Anyhow, about «The Living Room Brooklyn:». This place is a world-​class fitness and wellness studio that prides itself on training methods that are far from (and far more effective than) your traditional gym or fitness centers. All this in an environment that feels like home, warm, welcoming and kinda like in the comfort of your own — wait now, go figure — Living Room!
I’d highly recommend taking advantage of their complimentary introduction class to see what they’re about.
Anyone I’ve ever referred there are still training there. I just hope as they get more popular, they’re able to keep that personalized training feeling going!
Those are my two shiny pennies!

Why would you name yourself after a music venue that’s been around for years? It’s confusing!