The Reset Club

The Club

Built so you can stay a while

Two studios, a recovery lounge made to be sat in together rather than disappeared into alone, and a café floor that is yours for the day. Bright rooms, daylight wherever the building allows it, and nothing in the design that moves you along.

Circuit Studio

Permanent stations that never get rebuilt between classes: dumbbells, bars, a turf lane, floor bays and loadable racks. It hosts the strength circuits and Reset Stretch, and it is open gym whenever no class is running.

  • · Loadable racks, so your numbers go up across the year
  • · Full-width turf lane
  • · Screens on the short walls, no mirrors
  • · Open gym most of the day

Reformer Studio

Fourteen machines in two rows, feet toward the center, with a full instructor aisle so every reformer can be reached from both sides. Both long walls stay clear.

  • · 14 reformers
  • · Room to walk around every machine
  • · No mirrors, so the instructor teaches from the center
  • · Private and semi-private sessions between classes

Recovery Lounge

Sauna, cold and rest all share one room, on purpose. Recovery here is somewhere you sit with people rather than somewhere you disappear to alone, and it is walk-up: no booking, no appointment.

  • · Two co-ed saunas, one social and one quiet, swimwear required
  • · Seven individual cold plunge tubs, each with its own water
  • · Red light therapy
  • · Compression boots and percussion massagers
  • · A rest lounge between the heat and the cold
  • · Staffed at all times, with every tub in the attendant's sightline

Locker Rooms

Two locker suites, each with its own showers and restrooms, so nobody crosses the club mid-visit. New Jersey requires a shower before you get in the water, and the showers sit directly on that path.

  • · Showers and restrooms inside each locker suite
  • · Two-tier lockers
  • · Towel service
  • · Separate restrooms off the café, so guests never walk through a locker room

Café, Workspace & Lounge

Where you end up before class, after class, and for a good part of the day in between. Working here is included in your membership. You pay for coffee and food and nothing else.

  • · In-house coffee bar
  • · Communal worktables and a window counter
  • · Enclosed phone booths for calls
  • · Fast wifi throughout
  • · Grab-and-go food and local bakery

The café is the part people underestimate

It is members-only, it has no public door, and the workspace is in your dues rather than on your bill.

The Café