New to Pearl

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We've partnered with MindBody, a premier platform in the fitness industry, to streamline your experience. Through MindBody, you can easily manage bookings, process payments, receive timely notifications, and complete necessary liability waivers.

• Existing MindBody users: Sign-in and complete your profile for Pearl Pilates NYC.
• New to MindBody: Create an account and complete your profile for Pearl Pilates NYC.

• Review the descriptions to ensure the workout aligns with what you're looking for.
• Decide on the package to buy: if you are new to Pilates or Yoga, we recommend to start with a single class or private session of your choice.

• Have a look at our Class Schedule to help decide - you will be re-directed to MindBody to see our full class schedule.
• Navigate the calendar to see upcoming classes as you need at least 24 hours advance scheduling - future classes will have a 'Sign Up Now' button.
• Make a reservation: Decide if you want to make a single reservation or a recurring one.

• Find an appointment for private sessions.
• For Pearl Plus Privates you will need to call us to schedule your session.

• Review Policies: Before confirming, be aware that we have an industry standard 24-hour notice for cancellations and rescheduling to avoid forfeiting your session.
• Be on time for your class or risk having your class forfeited.

• Hydrate and Eat Light: Drink plenty of water throughout the day. Have a small, easily digestible meal or snack 1-2 hours before class.
• What to Wear: Opt for comfortable, form-fitting athletic wear that allows full range of motion. Avoid baggy clothes that can get in the way or obscure your form.
• Footwear: Pilates is typically done barefoot, but many studios require or recommend grip socks (socks with non-slip treads on the bottom). You can often purchase these at the studio.
• What to Bring: A water bottle is essential. A small towel can also be useful for sweat.
• Arrive Early: Plan to arrive at least 10-15 minutes before your class. This gives you time to check in, find your spot, familiarize yourself with the studio space or equipment, and briefly chat with your instructor about any concerns or injuries.