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Fitness CenterStretchLab
StretchLab was created to help increase flexibility, range of motion and energy in people no matter what their age, body type or fitness level! StretchLab West 75th Street offers one on one assisted stretching and group stretch classes in a fun, open and communal environment. Our one on one stretches can be 25 or 50 minutes long and we offer drop-in or monthly memberships. All of our Flexologists are highly trained and create a custom stretch routine for each member. Our innovative group stretches offer a unique way for members to reach their flexibility goals. Group stretches can be purchased individually or as a monthly membership.
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What are people saying?
AI-generated from recent customer reviews
Staff Expertise
Customers consistently praised the knowledge and professionalism of the flexologists, highlighting their ability to address specific issues and improve flexibility.
Customer Experience
Many reviews noted a welcoming atmosphere and friendly staff, contributing to a positive overall experience.
Effectiveness
Numerous customers reported significant improvements in flexibility and relief from pain after sessions, indicating the effectiveness of the stretching services.
Pricing Concerns
Some customers felt that the services were overpriced, despite acknowledging the benefits received.
- GMG MNov 27, 20251.0StretchLab is the sneakiest Trojan horse in the $4.5 trillion wellness industry: on the surface it’s “just stretching,” but in reality it’s the only scalable, franchisable way to deliver one-on-one, hands-on fascial release to millions of desk-bound, Peloton-addicted, former-athletes whose hips are quietly fusing shut. While chiropractors over-crack, physical therapists over-bill, and yoga instructors over-spiritualize, StretchLab quietly built a network of 300+ studios staffed by obsessively trained Flexologists who map your body like cartographers and unlock 10–30° of extra range in a single session (something no app, roller, or $39 Orangetheory class has ever replicated). The membership everyone loves to hate is actually the cheapest form of preventive medicine on earth: $200–$300 a month to keep your spine happy beats one $6,000 disc herniation or $40,000 hip replacement later. Critics call it overpriced passive luxury; insiders know it’s the closest thing civilians have to the professional recovery protocols used by NBA training staffs and Cirque du Soleil (except now it’s in a strip mall next to Sweetgreen). The upsells and cute uniforms? Mere camouflage for a business that has quietly become the most effective at keeping 30-to-55-year-olds moving without surgery that venture capitalists are tripping over themselves to fund the next 500 locations. StretchLab didn’t just sell stretching; it productized the one thing every aging body actually needs and made it feel like an indulgent treat instead of a medical necessity (genius).
- RMRachel MeidanNov 14, 20255.0Very professional
- JFJeremy FrankSep 20, 20255.0Katelyn is fantastic- very thorough and helpful.
- CSCharles SankowichSep 9, 20255.0this place is special. the minute i walked in i was greeted by two sweet “membership coordinators”; jenny and racheal the are kind and super helpful. and then i had the pleasure of being stretched by braylon. he is super good at what he does. he is conscientious and talented. i’m grateful for the entire experience and looking forward to coming back. stretchlab, you’re fortunate to have jenny, rachel and braylon on your side.
- SBSteven BlackmanSep 5, 20255.0I highly recommend this place! When I first arrived, I had very little flexibility, and such my (walking) gait was quite limited/short. After a handful of sessions, my flexibility improved dramatically and my gait is much broader/longer. Kaitlyn, the therapist, has been phenomenal, but they all seem to be very well trained. Two thumbs way up!
Frequently Asked Questions About StretchLab
What services does StretchLab offer?
StretchLab offers one-on-one assisted stretching and group stretch classes to improve flexibility, range of motion, and energy for all ages and fitness levels.
Where is StretchLab located?
StretchLab is located at 330 Columbus Ave, New York, NY 10023, United States.
What are the operating hours of StretchLab?
StretchLab is open Monday to Thursday from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Friday from 8:00 AM to 7:00 PM, and Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.
How can I book an introductory stretch session at StretchLab?
You can book an introductory 50-minute one-on-one stretch session by visiting their booking page at https://members.stretchlab.com/offers/stretchlab-west-75th-street/introductory-50-minute-one-on-one-stretch-locals-only/auth/register.
What payment methods are accepted at StretchLab?
StretchLab accepts American Express, Cash, Check, Discover, MasterCard, and Visa as payment options.
How can I contact StretchLab?
You can contact StretchLab via phone at +1 646-351-1170 or email at west75th@stretchlab.com.
Are there group classes available at StretchLab?
Yes, StretchLab offers innovative group stretch classes which can be purchased individually or as part of a monthly membership.
What nearby public transportation options can I use to reach StretchLab?
You can use the MTA Bus Stop M104 at 104th & Broadway to get to StretchLab conveniently.
What nearby dining options are available around StretchLab?
Nearby dining options include Da Capo (Italian restaurant and cafe), Saffron Indian Cuisine, Mughlai (Indian restaurant), Parla (pizza restaurant and bar), and The Mermaid Inn (American and seafood restaurant).
Are there any nearby shopping boutiques or stores near StretchLab?
Yes, nearby shopping includes boutiques like Liana and Pookie & Sebastian, as well as clothing stores such as Sunloom and Couture Kids.