Co-owned by Tim Tebow and Peyton Manning, D1 operates 21 athletic-based training facilities across the country. Many serious athletes train with D1, but the gym offers programs for exercisers of all ages and abilities. Training options range from sport-specific development for youth athletes all the way to low impact workouts for adults and even family-friendly packages. Read more...

South Carolina Barbell isn’t your typical bodybuilding gym, it’s focus on total body fitness across multiple platforms shatters that stereotype. With mixed martial arts and yoga classes in addition to the cardio and strength equipment, this fitness facility has it all. Add to that the array of supplements available in the gym and South Carolina Barbell is practically a one Read more...

This training center for elite and professional athletes may have rebranded its name and look, but its all-around high-quality standards haven’t changed a bit. With a core focus on improving performance, Exos’ main goal is to help each client “defy average.” Phoenix Ariz. is the gym’s flagship location (it was originally opened in Tempe) and since its inception in 1999 Read more...

This top gym based in New York City boats an expert staff and a state-of-the-art facility, both of which are ready to meet your personal fitness goals. In order to help with lifestyle changes, Peak Performance also offers nutritional consulting, massage therapy, and laundry services. Read more...

America’s first successful lending library, the Library Company of Philadelphia was established by Benjamin Franklin in 1731 to provide greater access to expensive and hard to find books. Currently, the main focus of the Library Company of Philadelphia is American society and culture from the 17th century to the 19th century. Its collections are made up of rare books, pamphlets, Read more...

Simply put, a New York icon. The Sports Center at Chelsea Piers offers almost anything you could need when it comes to fitness: three full-sized basketball courts, a six lane 25-yard lap pool, indoor rock climbing, sand volleyball, specialized triathlon training—and that’s just scratching the surface. “Best gym or sports club of New York, and possibly of the entire country,” Read more...

Fascinating, isn’t it, how quickly things evolved—not so long ago, Whole Foods was as good as it got, American supermarket-wise. Turned out, many of the things that made the stores so special were rather easily rolled out elsewhere; Walmart, for example, now sells more organics than anybody else. Better lighting, better design, more ambitious prepared foods, juice and coffee bars, Read more...

The third-oldest hospital in the nation, Mass General is celebrating its bicentennial this year. This summer it will open a $579 million, 10-story addition that will increase its bed count by almost 20 percent while adding 19 ORs and a new ED. It is a founding partner of Partners Healthcare System, which has an Aa2 bond rating with Moody’s Investor Read more...

Friends Tim Curci and Chris Parker’s love for catching and cooking fish was manifested in the opening of the first Bonefish Grill in St. Petersburg, Florida, in 2000. The chain focuses on “elegant simplicity” in its fresh, seasonal seafood dishes. And the dedication pays off: Consumers voted Bonefish Grill the best restaurant for quality of food in a 2016 Technomic Read more...

Illinois Masonic derives its name from members of the Eastern Star freemasons, a fraternal order that bought a hospital in 1921 and raised millions for an ambitious expansion campaign. The 408-licensed bed teaching hospital is now part of Oakbrook, Ill.-based Advocate Health Care. The hospital has more than 880 active physicians representing more than 40 specialties and is one of Read more...