CLASSES
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- Crunch
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Multiple locations, 888-227-8624
The corporate goal to come up with at least six new classes every quarter that blend fitness with pop-culture Zeitgeist keeps the class schedules here percolating. Now: a Dreamgirls dance class complete with Beyoncé-style moves set to the movie’s soundtrack.
SNACK BAR
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- Equinox
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69 Prince St., 212-334-4631
The thought of a roasted-pork panini with coppa and fontina from the ’wichcraft bar on the main floor could be just the thing to keep you on the elliptical another twenty minutes.
MUSIC
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- David Barton
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215 W. 23rd St., 212-414-2022
On Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, the D.J.’s—who could be Junior Vasquez or Sammy Jo—run the turntables. The music gets progressively more raucous the later it gets.
BATHROOMS
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- New York Health & Racquet Club
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60 W. 23rd St., 212-989-2300
There are beautiful new cream-and-red Italian tiles, centerpiece-worthy flowers, and lots of automatic switches (lights, toilets) so you don’t share a single germ.
CONVENIENCE
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- The Sports Club/LA
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45 Rockefeller Plaza, 212-218-8600
Freshly washed T-shirts, shorts, and socks at your disposal (sneakers are still BYO). Executive membership includes an overnight laundry service.






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