INTOUCH Magazine
Tagged under: COMMUNITY | WELLNESS

Marathon Effort
Running is about much more than clocking up the treadmill miles for Member Angela Yuen.
I have a desk job. I sit all day. But as someone who likes to keep moving, I get a bit stir-crazy.

Brotherly Grit
After Member Bryan Kipping’s father passed away, he decided to honor his memory with a grueling Ironman race.
My father was a competitive amateur cyclist. He rode for Great Britain in top amateur events during the 1960s, including the Milk Race, where cyclists from around the world would traverse the UK.

Tee for Two
Golf and the Club’s 19th Hole simulator have given Member Sharry Xue and her daughter a common interest and plenty of life lessons.
I used to play golf back in China. It was something I enjoyed, and it was great for my work. Being on the course is important for customer relationships in my business.

Power of the Pose
Nihonbashi Member Joey Wu explains how the benefits of yoga extend well beyond the mat.
When I started doing yoga 15 years ago, I had no idea what it was about.

Paddle Passion
Member Steve Bernstein explains how pickleball, a blend of tennis, badminton and table tennis, is helping him stay sharp on the court.
Growing up in Brooklyn, I played handball and paddle ball. My parents had four boys, two sets of twins, and we were playing every day.

Football Fit
Steely determination and regular Fitness Center workouts helped 16-year-old Member Luke Downey-Yamada find his football feet.
When I was 6, my dad got me into basketball. He played when he was growing up and it was something he wanted us to do together.

Peace, Quiet and Poses
Member Katia Saito explains how Club yoga lessons have helped her find health and inner peace.
I wanted to change it all: fitness, school commitments, work style, daily routine, everything—especially fitness. I had felt this way for five years. I finally did so in 2019.

The Zen of Weightlifting
Member Magdolna Laszlo explains how lifting heavy weights has transformed her life as a busy mom.
Sports have always been a part of my life, but it wasn’t until I turned 40 that I got involved in the one for which most people know me: Olympic-style weightlifting.