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Mark Fisher Fitness

411 W39th St (bw 9/10th Ave)

411 W39th St (bw 9/10th Ave)

+1 (917) 983-0631

https://www.instagram.com/mffclubhouse/

https://markfisherfitness.com/

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Open until 8:30 PM

Welcome to the world's only glittery unicorn Enchanted Ninja Clubhouse of Glory and Dreams, where serious fitness meets ridiculous humans. This theatrical fitness haven transforms workouts into epic adventures with disco balls, resident drag queens, and kettlebell sessions set to Madonna remixes. "Ninjas" (never members) discover that getting "healthy and hot" doesn't require suffering through joyless gym culture – just a willingness to embrace the magic of movement with jazz hands optional but encouraged.

Mark Fisher Fitness

Trevor Chauvin-DeCaro

I’ve spent years trying to crack the code on health and fitness. There have been plenty of stepping stones along the way, but MFF is where things really clicked. I learned how to set goals I can actually reach, how to stay consistent, how to stop being intimidated by the gym, and how to not take it all so seriously. This place gave me a foundation I can actually build on — and reminded me how good it feels to show up for yourself.

Is there anyone left who doesn’t know about this magical place? So much more than a gym. Fitness pros often talk about the importance of ‘mindset’. But the kooks over at MFF are all about really and truly helping you develop that. I truly think it’s impossible to work out there and NOT come out feeling like a million bucks. It’s such a terrific and heart-affirming place. It’s the way we all wish gym class had been truly like when we were kids.

It's more than a gym, it's a community. It's the most fun you will ever have working out.

Trevor Chauvin-DeCaro

I’ve spent years trying to crack the code on health and fitness. There have been plenty of stepping stones along the way, but MFF is where things really clicked. I learned how to set goals I can actually reach, how to stay consistent, how to stop being intimidated by the gym, and how to not take it all so seriously. This place gave me a foundation I can actually build on — and reminded me how good it feels to show up for yourself.

Is there anyone left who doesn’t know about this magical place? So much more than a gym. Fitness pros often talk about the importance of ‘mindset’. But the kooks over at MFF are all about really and truly helping you develop that. I truly think it’s impossible to work out there and NOT come out feeling like a million bucks. It’s such a terrific and heart-affirming place. It’s the way we all wish gym class had been truly like when we were kids.

It's more than a gym, it's a community. It's the most fun you will ever have working out.

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