Every summer, hot Manhattan fitness studios and wellness brands decamp for the Hamptons. And this summer we’re seeing an influx of newcomers.
From AKT in Motion (Anna Kaiser’s dance cardio method) and Pilates ProWorks at Surf Lodge to the Bradford Method (which uses a tricked-out Pilates reformer and trampolines), you’ll be hard-pressed to hunker down out East without breaking a sweat.
Here are nine of the brand-new healthy hot spots and workouts offered at the beach this season.
For a complete guide to everything healthy in the Hamptons, check out our Healthy Hamptons Guide. —Irene Bruce and Melisse Gelula
Photo: Bari StudioBari Studio, East Hampton
The popular boutique workout has been on an expansion tear. It’s new Hamptons pop-up includes ceiling-mounted resistance bands used in Manhattan, master classes with Bari’s co-owner Brice Hall, and new organic food. And BariGear, the brand’s new summer apparel line, premiered this weekend.
The Juice Press, Southampton
And then there were 13. (Locations, that is!)
Now you can get your Dr. Green Juice and Ginger Fireball fix out East with Juice Press’s new Southampton pop-up.
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If you can’t make it to the Hamptons, check out the ultimate urban retreat—the Sports Center at Chelsea Piers.
AKT In Motion, Amagansett
In July and August, Anna Kaiser is bringing her celebrity-coveted dance cardio classes East. (Her clients are Kelly Ripa and Sarah Jessica Parker.) Daily classes will be held at B. East in Amagansett, and many are taught by her lead instructors. So grab your sneaks and get ready to boogie like a star.
SLT, Watermill
Amanda Freeman’s popular Megaformer workout makes its Hamptons debut this season. It takes place on a tricked-out Pilates machine that will have your muscles quivering and brow beading sweat five minutes in. And the new studio is stocked with Hu Kitchen juices.
Pilates ProWorks at The Surf Lodge, Montauk
Starting July 4 weekend, Pilates ProWorks is taking over the Surf Lodge’s beachfront deck for a couple hours on weekend morning. Look for TRX Pro workouts (intense strength training) on Saturdays and Pilates Pro classes (a high energy, music-fueled power workout) on Sundays. Added bonus? You can cool off with green juice from Juice Press.
Photo: Pilates ProWorks, Manhattan
Bradford Method, East Hampton
Shonda Bradford’s new toning studio offers small group 75-minute Garuda classes (named for a muscle-isolating reformer-style machine from the UK), 45-minute Trampoline-Barre classes, and private training with the likes of celebs like Trudie Styler. And maybe you?
Exceed Physical Culture, East Hampton
Rowing is a hot fitness trend in New York right now.
And this summer Exceed, which has a studio on the Upper East Side, is offering group rowing classes in their Hamptons “garage-style” studio. No life jacket required.
Exceed’s paddleboarding, outdoor cycling, and trail running excursions also sound amazing.
Erika Bloom Pilates Plus, Southampton
Manhattan Pilates guru Erika Bloom has a new Southampton location for the summer season, in addition to her year-round one in East Hampton. Both locations offer privates and duets, and instructors will come to you for Pilates sessions, yoga, Thai yoga massage, acupuncture, and holistic health counseling.
Juice Lane, Wainscott
The Hampton’s very own, very new juice bar stocks ten fresh-pressed blends and snacks like kale chips and puffed quinoa bars. Even better? Juice Lane is located right next to Barry’s Bootcamp, making it a convenient remedy for post-workout starvation.
www.juicelane.comMore Hamptons!
The list doesn’t end here! For the complete tally of new Hamptons workouts, studios, and wellness destinations, like Flybarre at Flywheel, Peace On Earth Yoga, Fresh Hamptons foods—and all the returning ones—check out the Well+Good Healthy Hamptons Guide, here.
Photo: Fresh Hamptons from tastesofthehamptons.com
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