Bloom & Brunch: Pilates, Petals + Tarot at BK Pilates South Brooklyn
Fall in South Brooklyn deserves a slow, pretty Sunday. On Sunday, November 8, we’re hosting Bloom & Brunch: Pilates, Petals...
Your neighborhood reformer studio on 7th Avenue
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Park Slope
BK Pilates Park Slope is a bright, welcoming studio a few blocks from Prospect Park. It’s where neighbors come before work, between drop-offs, and on slow weekend mornings. Meet our mini studio: cozy, intimate, and made for our Park Slope neighbors. We love this neighborhood, and this little studio is our way of being part of it.
At a glance
- Address: 339a 7th Ave, between 9th and 10th Streets
- Getting here: F/G to 7th Ave
- Studio: 8 reformers · 4.8 on ClassPass
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PARK SLOPE
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FROM $139/MONTH
Choose 4, 8, 12, or 16 classes a month, or go unlimited for $399.
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BK PILATES PARK SLOPE — BE KIND TO YOUR BODY
BK PILATES PARK SLOPE — BE KIND TO YOUR BODY
BK PILATES PARK SLOPE — BE KIND TO YOUR BODY
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
Find answers to the most common questions about our Pilates studio and classes.
Is the BK Pilates Park Slope studio beginner-friendly?
Yes, totally. A lot of our BK Pilates Park Slope clients actually start Pilates with zero experience, and that’s completely normal. We keep the pace supportive, offer clear guidance, and help you settle in so you can enjoy the movement without pressure.
What kinds of classes do you offer at the BK Pilates Park Slope studio?
At our BK Pilates Park Slope studio, we focus on the basics that people actually enjoy: regular reformer classes in small groups, shorter sessions for busy days, and private training if you want more personal guidance. Nothing confusing — just clear, well-taught classes that help you feel stronger and move better.
What should I bring to my first Pilates session?
Just show up in comfy clothes and bring grip socks. We’re a fully equipped BK Pilates Park Slope studio, so everything else is ready for you. Most first-timers say the studio feels cozy and welcoming — the kind of place you naturally want to come back to.
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