Healthy New York: where to get fit and eat smart in NYC

Whether you rocked the New York Marathon or struggle to jog a mile, you can up your game at this specialty store. Test out shoes on the store’s treadmill, where staffers will assess your gait to determine which sneaker best suits your feet and athletic activities. The shop also carries a wide range of apparel from New Balance, Nike, Saucony and other durable brands to outfit the parts of your body that don’t hit the pavement. 212-823-9626, run.com

Lace up those spiffy new kicks and store your old gear in gratis lockers at NYRC—it’s time to kick ass (in the best possible sense). During a one-hour uptown version of this class ($15–$19), trainers lead a group of about 20 through Central Park, running and executing strength-training maneuvers at such spots as Bethesda Fountain. Ignore wide-eyed tourists and focus on your searing butt, arms and thighs instead; one session burns around 800 calories. 646-354-0039, brooklynbridgebootcamp.com

Healthy fast food isn’t as much of an oxymoron as you might think. Stop by this low-key eatery for all-vegan quick bites, including salads, wraps, smoothies and desserts. We’re fans of the portobello pesto sandwich ($9) and the Green Power smoothie, which blends kale, pear, banana, almond butter and soy milk ($7).

You’ve had a busy day: Pamper your aching extremities with a body or massage treatment. You can either continue your detox with the seaweed wrap ($125) or work out more entrenched kinks with a deep-tissue massage ($110 for 60mins), which employs essential oils (lavender to promote relaxation or eucalyptus to fight fatigue). 212-684-4548, queenjanedayspa.com