Chelsea Piers Sports & Entertainment Complex
When visiting The Big Apple, there is no reason to let your fitness regimen slide. If you don’t feel like working out in your hotel room, you can get a guest pass at one of the city’s many gyms, most of which offer a variety of fun activities ranging from racquet ball to ice hockey or rock climbing.
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Battery Park in Lower Manhattan is one of NYC's hidden gems for runners
I’m sometimes surprised by how often my clients tell me they can’t find anywhere to run in New York City. I tell them, “If there is ground ahead of you and you can put one foot in front of the other, you can run.”
Having said that, there are some spots that are more conducive to running for fitness than others. If you’re visiting NYC, chances are you’re already familiar with Central Park, but there are several other great places to run. Three of my favorites are the path along the East River, the West Side highway and Battery Park City. Read More »
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Unfortunately, not every hotel will have a gym quite as well equipped as the Affinia Dumont's
When you travel, maintaining your fitness routine can get bumped down your list of priorities. Of course, if you’re staying somewhere that has one of the best hotel gyms in New York City it’s not too hard to stay motivated. But if you are staying at a budget hotel that doesn’t have any fitness facilities, it gets even easier to rationalize skipping a few workouts. Read More »
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