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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Jamea Jackson at the 2006 US Open
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • New York Times newsroom. (Photo by Robert Caplin)
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • Fashion designer Nanette Lepore photographed at her office in New York, NY on Friday, Feb. 6, 2009.
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, right, and Melisse Gelula, left, can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, right, and Melisse Gelula, left, can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, right, and Melisse Gelula, left, can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, right, and Melisse Gelula, left, can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The fitness room at the Core Club, a private club in Manhattan that offers fitness, skin care, spa services, restaurants, bars, art,  and a library for it's members. ..Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The fitness room at the Core Club, a private club in Manhattan that offers fitness, skin care, spa services, restaurants, bars, art,  and a library for it's members. ..Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The fitness room at the Core Club, a private club in Manhattan that offers fitness, skin care, spa services, restaurants, bars, art,  and a library for it's members. ..Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: The opinion of Alexia Brue, left, and Melisse Gelula, right,  can make a New York boutique fitness studio – and seriously boost a vegan restaurant, workout wear brand or upstart natural skincare line. Their three-year-old Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter (“your healthiest relationship”), run out of a converted loft in a former Tribeca paper warehouse, is a must-read for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Melisse Gelula, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The bar and restaurant at the Core Club, a private club in Manhattan that offers fitness, skin care, spa services, restaurants, bars, art,  and a library for it's members. ..Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The library at the Core Club, a private club in Manhattan that offers fitness, skin care, spa services, restaurants, bars, art,  and a library for it's members. ..Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • Alice Tan performs a gear test (for April 24) on walking shoes utilizing newer running shoe technology to meet demands of fitness walkers who may also walking in competitions. Photographed in Central Park in New York, U.S.  April 10, 2007 Photographer: Robert Caplin For The New York TImes
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  • Alice Tan performs a gear test (for April 24) on walking shoes utilizing newer running shoe technology to meet demands of fitness walkers who may also walking in competitions. Photographed in Central Park in New York, U.S.  April 10, 2007 Photographer: Robert Caplin For The New York TImes
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  • Alice Tan performs a gear test (for April 24) on walking shoes utilizing newer running shoe technology to meet demands of fitness walkers who may also walking in competitions. Photographed in Central Park in New York, U.S.  April 10, 2007 Photographer: Robert Caplin For The New York TImes
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  • Alice Tan performs a gear test (for April 24) on walking shoes utilizing newer running shoe technology to meet demands of fitness walkers who may also walking in competitions. Photographed in Central Park in New York, U.S.  April 10, 2007 Photographer: Robert Caplin For The New York TImes
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Melisse Gelula, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Melisse Gelula, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Melisse Gelula, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Melisse Gelula, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Alexia Brue, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • NEW YORK, NY – OCTOBER 25, 2013: Alexia Brue, co-founder of Well+Good website/e-mail newsletter for green juice junkies and fitness addicts.<br />
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Photo by Robert Caplin
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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  • The People's Bootcamp is the brawn child of Hamptons native Adam Rosante, a TV producer and personal trainer who surveyed the New York fitness scene and decided that ?not everyone can afford to pay $50 for a boot camp class.? So he set up shop this summer in Montauk (he.offered classes Saturday mornings at Ruschmeyer's) and three days a week in Central Park...Photo by Robert Caplin..
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