Starting Strength-friendly gym in Lower Manhattan?

[Need2Lift]

My work and commuting schedule is causing me to miss too many workouts at my gym in the 'burbs, and I'd like to find a place near my office on Wall Street. Any suggestions? I'll check out Equinox and NYSC, but I presume they won't have the optimal equipment for the program.

Thanks.

[veryhrm]

this thread is prob something you'd want to read
http://startingstrength.com/resource...ad.php?t=23354

[Jarhead316]

Equinox, although expensive actually has 4 squat racks. An abundance of bumper plates for Oly lifting, and surprisingly enough, given the clientele..their management doesn't care about dropping bumpers at all. How do I know? I was a PT there (Equinox: WallStreet) for a few months but commercial fitness is not my type of bag.

It is $150 a month, but if you work on wall street you can probably afford it.

[Need2Lift]

Equinox, although expensive actually has 4 squat racks. An abundance of bumper plates for Oly lifting, and surprisingly enough, given the clientele..their management doesn't care about dropping bumpers at all. How do I know? I was a PT there (Equinox: WallStreet) for a few months but commercial fitness is not my type of bag.

It is $150 a month, but if you work on wall street you can probably afford it.

That's great, thanks for letting me know.

While my office is on Wall Street, I don't work on "Wall Street." But my wife's company may have a corporate deal with Equinox.