Instructors from Equinox and Cycle for Survival’s founding partner, leads riders and participants of the Tour de Force at a 2016 Cycle for Survival event in Long Island. images: dustin finn, mike stobe, cycle for survival
Instructors from Equinox and Cycle for Survival’s founding partner, leads riders and participants of the Tour de Force at a 2016 Cycle for Survival event in Long Island. images: dustin finn, mike stobe, cycle for survival
Instructors from Equinox and Cycle for Survival’s founding partner, leads riders and participants of the Tour de Force at a 2016 Cycle for Survival event in Long Island. images: dustin finn, mike stobe, cycle for survival
Instructors from Equinox and Cycle for Survival’s founding partner, leads riders and participants of the Tour de Force at a 2016 Cycle for Survival event in Long Island. images: dustin finn, mike stobe, cycle for survivalThe national charity event that benefits Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center made its way to Equinox, Roslyn, last month. All funds raised went to the center’s clinical trials and research studies. Registered riders cycled in intervals, one for each 50-minute session over the course of four hours. In 2016, Survival has already raised $28 million.
