The children managed nervous grins in return as the gritty Montreal Canadiens veteran waddled toward the locker room, ceding the ice to the kids as he finished his own practice. Abby Tegnelia CNS Staff Reporter David Rosenbaum, a dancer and aerobics teacher in Manhattan for more than 20 years, said he grew tired of coming home from the gym with aching, tense muscles from high impact exercise. Without intending to put together a class, he started to create exercises to heal his body, starting with static stretching then progressing to rib and hip isolations. Then he approached the fitness director about adding his creation to the aerobics schedule. At least that's the way tour guide Bruce Kayton sees it.
Joggers are in abundance here, winding their way around the reservoir and bridle trail.
Bikers and rollerbladers are also among the 20 million guests that visit the park annually. But with each passing year, a new breed of adventurer has become more visible in the world famous park. You may republish any CNS story free of charge, but we ask that you quickly register with us so the respective authors may know how their work is being used.