
Reformer Pilates in the heart of Flatiron
BK PILATES FLATIRON BE KIND TO YOUR BODY
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BK Pilates Flatiron
A client favorite for good reason: light-filled, brick-walled, and steps from Madison Square Park.
At a glance
- Address: 14 W 23rd Street, 3rd floor, between 5th and 6th Avenues. The elevator opens right into the studio.
- Getting here: N/Q/R/W, 6, or PATH and F/M to 23rd Street
- Studio: 15 reformers · 4.8 on ClassPass
- Nearby: Madison Square Park, the Flatiron Building, and Eataly




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Be kind to your body. Since 2012.
BK stands for Be Kind. Marina Kaydanova opened the first BK Pilates in South Brooklyn in 2012, after Pilates changed how she felt in her own body. Her idea was simple: a class should leave you feeling better, not just tired. Today BK is a woman-owned studio family with five locations across New York City. Every one runs on the same idea: kind to your body, kind to each other.

Frequently Asked Questions
Why try Pilates?
Because it really does work! Pilates is an all-encompassing type of exercise that helps to build strength, improve flexibility, and develop better body awareness. The purposeful, controlled movements promote balance and good posture, and help relieve muscle tightness.
If you are someone who is just starting exercise or perhaps just wants to move more effectively, Pilates meets you wherever you are and helps you feel stronger, more balanced, and at one with your body.
Who can join Pilates classes?
Pilates is for every body. Whether you are new to movement, recovering from an injury, or have been practicing for several years, every class is designed to meet and accommodate your needs.
If you do have injuries or other conditions, keep your instructor informed. There are plenty of modifications available to keep you safe and comfortable. If you feel you could use more direction, private lessons are a great option.
What’s the difference between reformer Pilates and mat Pilates?
Building strength, flexibility, and body awareness are all things mat- and reformer-based Pilates exercises take care of. The addition of resistance with springs gives the reformer more variety and support, allowing you to move safer and more accurately.
Reformer-style exercises can be gentler on the joints while still providing a strong challenge. The equipment can enhance your stretches, increase your awareness of alignment during an exercise, and provide added resistance when you want it.
At BK Pilates, we work to ensure that our reformer classes offer a complete total-body workout that can be adjusted for all levels of ability, making it one of the best choices for anyone starting or advancing their practice.


