SLT Reviews

The prices aren’t exactly super cheap, but the classes do feel worth the cost. I appreciated that buying packs makes it a much better deal if you plan to go regularly. I do wish the drop-in price for a single class was a bit lower, but overall, it’s a solid value for NYC.

I’ve been taking classes at SLT NYC for a few weeks now, i can already tell it’s working. The moves look simple at first, but then suddenly my legs and core are "shaking" like crazy. I’m feeling stronger, and even my posture seems better. It’s definitely not easy, but that’s kind of the whole reason I keep going back

At first I was excited to try different classes, but after a couple of weeks I realized it was basically the same few options over and over. This is where it got annoying, I started getting bored quickly because there just wasn’t enough variety to keep me interested

The location was annoying for me to reach (maybe it’s easier for locals). After dealing with the trip there, it just didn’t feel worth the effort.

Not gonna lie, this class was intense, like halfway through my legs were already shaking and I had that little “why did I sign up for this?” moment. But then somehow by the end I felt amazing? Exhausted, sweaty, kind of proud, all of it. It was tough in the best way, and yeah, I’m definitely coming back.

It did help a bit with correcting my form, but it took longer than I expected haha. Overall, it was okay.

I booked a class online and it went through without any real issues. The site was a bit slow and checkout felt slightly confusing, but nothing too frustrating. I got my confirmation after a few minutes, so overall it was a decent enough experience.

Some of the instructors are really good and helpful, but a few are kinda hit or miss. So yeah, it really depends who you end up with.

i mean, they got back to me fast, which I really appreciated

I used the waitlist to try to get into a class at SLT NYC, and to be fair, it did end up working out. I’m not trying to be overly picky, but the updates felt slow, and I kept checking because I wasn’t really sure where I stood or if I should make other plans.

I did get a spot last minute, which I appreciated, but it made it hard to plan my day around it. It wasn’t a terrible experience or anything, I just think if you’re going to rely on the waitlist, it would be nicer if the process felt a bit clearer...

The music was good and kept things from feeling slow, which I appreciated. I noticed a few little things though, like some songs had everyone moving and then the next one would kind of flatten the mood a bit. Not a bad experience at all, I just expected the energy to stay a little more consistent throughout.

There are actually plenty of time slots, which is great, but weekends—yeah, those seem to get booked up really quickly

The machines felt worn out to me. It might be fine if you’re just getting in a quick, basic workout, but if you’re used to newer equipment, you’ll probably notice it.

The staff did notice me and were polite, which I appreciated. But after the initial attention, the follow-up kind of dropped off. I’ve dealt with a lot of customer service lately, so I was really hoping this would be simple and not something I had to keep checking in on. Nice people, just could’ve been more consistent.

I’ve had a good experience overall. The place has a nice community feel and most people seem friendly, and the staff is really nice too. At first I thought it was super welcoming, but actually, if you’re new, it can feel a little cliquey sometimes. The classes usually have great energy, and I do enjoy them, though I wish that welcoming feeling was a bit more consistent. It’s not a bad place at all, just kind of hit or miss depending on the day.

The classes are definitely challenging, but in a good way. I’d say after a few weeks or so, I’m already starting to notice real progress, so it feels totally worth it.

I tried to pick a package on sltnyc.com, i got frustrated quickly. The pricing and membership options weren’t super clear to me, and I had a hard time figuring out which one actually made the most sense.
To be fair, it might be totally fine for someone who already knows they’re going to go a lot and can plan around it. But for me, it felt like I had to commit before really knowing if it would fit my schedule, and the package expiration dates seemed a little too quick.

I can see how it could work for regulars, but as more of a casual user, it didn’t feel very flexible. I ended up leaving the site feeling like I’d rather not take the risk

I’m not always the first person to notice details, but the studio felt clean right away. The floors looked taken care of, the equipment was in good shape, and there wasn’t that weird gym smell you sometimes walk into. I kept thinking during class, like, okay, this is actually a comfortable space to be in. No mess, no distractions, just a really well-kept studio...

For me, this class felt really safe from start to finish. The instructor kept an eye on my form and gave little corrections before anything started to feel off, which I really appreciated. I’ve dealt with knee issues before, so that made a big difference for me. It was definitely a tough workout, but I never felt like I was being pushed beyond what I could handle.

I booked a class on sltnyc.com and ended up needing to cancel kind of last minute, so I really appreciated that the cancellation info was easy to find. No digging around, no weird fine print, just clear details on what happens and what to expect.

I like that they don’t overcomplicate it. If you cancel within the right window, it’s pretty much no big deal. makes me feel way better about booking classes, so 5 stars for keeping it simple and not making the whole thing a headache.