When you think of New York City gyms, your mind likely veers to the ubiquitous, giant chains with their high-school-size locker rooms, packed-to-the-gills classes, and impersonal efficiency. Or maybe you think of the smaller, bare-bones places where you'll join for spare change but never, ever take a shower or linger for a lengthy conversation. There's also the requisite array of yoga and Pilates studios, and the very expensive, personal-training-only facilities. But rarely do you find a gym... More »
