An Exciting Time for Center for Movement

Fall Greetings from Center for Movement,

Seemingly a busy time at two of our preeminent studios, our Lexington Avenue and Scarsdale locations are currently undergoing transformations and renovations. The Lexington Avenue studio will be relocating mere steps away to 966 Lexington Avenue between 70th and 71st street. With high hopes to open mid October, we are confident that the move to our new studio will be as seamless as possible, while satisfying the needs and requests of our clients.

Similarly, our beautifully renovated Scarsdale studio will be opening any day now. Our valiant efforts to make a new and efficient studio will be rewarded shortly, as we cannot wait to hear feedback from our clients! Clients can also enjoy Tower Mat classes there for the first time. Considering their success at second avenue, we are confident that clients can reap the benefits of an intimate class environment, while simultaneously embracing a variety of exercises that the classes have to offer. Be sure to check out both studios complete transformations, as we always appreciate customer input.

In other news, we have released a new fall schedule for our Second Avenue location. Classes are still offered throughout the day, attending to both early morning risers, and those who wish to squeeze in a class before the day comes to an end. Our classes offer variety and excitement for clients both old and new. If you would like, you may pick up a new schedule at the studio. Otherwise, feel free to check out our website at http://www.centerformovement.com/.
Lastly, we present an exciting new promotion called Friendship and Fitness. We extend this offer to current clients to bring a friend (must be anew client), in return for a free tower class. Available until November 1st, this is an opportune way to expose a friend to the benefits of Pilates, while gaining a free Tower Mat class for yourself.

As always, we encourage our clients to acquaint themselves with all of the seemingly wonderful things going on here at Center for Movement. Remember that small steps will take you a long way.

Best in Health,
Donna