The Pilates Edit · OCTOBER 2026
Five picks across Bowery, West Village, and Flatiron.
For Pilates near NoHo, compare Bowery, West Village, and Flatiron. Our teacher picks span those three nearby studios, with clear guidance, thoughtful flow, and creative sequences among the reasons to try a class. Use the live schedule to choose a time and instructor.
We’ve taken their classes. These are our picks. The student feedback below adds another perspective, with sources you can explore for yourself.
1. Brett Rule
For a confident return to the reformer.
Brett’s named Bowery reviews point to clear cues, smooth classes, and options to advance the work. One returning student describes feeling comfortable immediately and looking forward to class again. Choose Brett if good guidance is what helps you settle into a routine.
2. Annie Bao
For transitions that keep the class moving.
A named Bowery review singles out Annie’s transitions and advanced modifications. She is a pick for students who enjoy a flowing class and appreciate options to make the work more demanding.

3. Anna Severson
For choreography that flows naturally.
Anna’s West Village students describe thoughtful programming and movements that flow into one another. Named feedback also highlights helpful modifications and clear explanations. Choose Anna when the construction of the class is part of what you love.
Named student feedback · Google · West Village · June 23, 2026

4. Alex Osorio
For fresh sequences and a little extra spice.
Alex’s Flatiron reviewers describe thoughtfully constructed classes, approachable explanations, and options to increase the challenge. Students repeatedly mention creative sequences and modifications. Choose Alex when you want to keep exploring what the reformer can do.

5. Kat Anta
For calm delivery and precise work.
Kat’s named Flatiron reviews describe calm instruction alongside demanding classes. Students mention clear direction, progressive movements, and reassurance for a nervous beginner. She is a pick for a focused class that still asks you to work.
About this month’s picks
These are New York Pilates editorial recommendations, listed without a numerical teacher score. Descriptions draw on reviews that identify the teacher. A review may come from another NYP studio where that teacher has taught. The first edition uses the Google review snapshot collected October 11, 2026, plus a Google update checked October 13. Teacher locations were checked against the October 11–17 Mindbody schedule. Select the named instructor in the live schedule; times and locations can change.
ClassPass and Mindbody written reviews have not yet been included in this edition. The monthly review check will add attributable feedback when those sources are accessible.
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