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Exceed Physical Culture has closed our location
The gym opened in 2013 on three levels at 97 Reade, and is still offering private sessions and online classes from its uptown location.
This Is New York’s Best Fitness Neighborhood
As any trainer will tell you, the surest way to get results—and actually enjoy yourself—is to shake up your workout routine. Here are 10 ways to try something new. You still have time to achieve noticeable results by summer. / Sponsored
Kick Off Your Holidays at Exceed Tribeca
Exceed Tribeca is a full service boutique gym with three workout floors. For the month of November, present or mention this post for a free class or free 30-minute training session. / Sponsored
In the News: Simplifying Peck Slip Park
Plus: Fitness classes for kids; the Police Museum has to move again; craft cocktails at Denny's; Gateway Plaza windows.
Seen & Heard: The Glassing of 56 Leonard
Plus: More on the Morsi trattoria; brunch at Washington Market Tavern; White Street renovation; historical pic of W. Broadway; 1 World Trade Center plaza; Exceed open house; Oculus quills.
New Kid on the Block: Exceed Physical Culture
The three-level space is all about functional fitness. That means a lot of analog equipment, like monkey bars, jump ropes, chains, kettle bells, boxing gloves, TRX straps, even a huge tractor tire. Plus: Your first class is free.
Father’s Day Gift Guide
The big day is in a week and a half. Are you ready? Here are some great ways to celebrate Dad, from awesome gift ideas to delicious dinners. / Sponsored
Seen & Heard: Exceed Physical Culture Opens Next Week
Plus: Checking in at North End Grill; construction kitten update; Franklin Place cantilever; Federal Plaza water feature; Global Beat Festival giveaway; Bogardus Plaza popularity; liquor store's new home. / 2 comments
Seen & Heard: The Trash-Bag Teddy Bear Has Arrived
Plus: Welcome back, Chambers Street; Tribeca artists open their studios; something called "Holiday" shooting here; another Shinola store; fruit CSA; Exceed Physical Culture signage. / 14 comments
Seen & Heard: Free Pizza and Whiskey
Plus: Big West Street development moving forward; Exceed Physical Culture opening forecast; Paws in Soho sold; feminist Mother's Day breakfast; Cuban sandwiches; Mulberry & Vine anniversary.
CB1 Tribeca Committee: The Unofficial Minutes (April 2014)
Discussed last night: Making the gay pride dances less noisy; Exceed Physical Culture's 6,000-square-foot facility; the change of ownership at Brick restaurant; Duane Park's swing dance party; Soho Rep; and sidewalk café permits. / 2 comments
A New Restaurant on Warren
Also on April’s Community Board 1 agendas: Bareburger to open in FiDi; a restaurant possibly called Hedgie; gay pride dances; St. Nicholas church; Fulton Center retail plans; more.
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