Wellness Editor
Tessa Yannone covers health and fitness news in the city as the Wellness Editor at Boston, and is also CSCS-certified strength coach. She's from the great state of Ohio and studied journalism at Indiana University.
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This New Bill Incentivizes Companies to Use Unedited Images of Models
By giving corporations a tax credit to not alter skin tone, skin texture, and body size in advertisements.
You Actually Don’t Need to Take 10,000 Steps a Day
In fact, that goal may come from old marketing for a Japanese pedometer.
Just Wondering: Are Tortilla Chips Better for You Than Potato Chips?
A registered dietitian evaluates how these snack foods stack up against each other.
These Four Dads Are Eliminating the Stigma Around Menstruation
With the practical period guide, The Penny Pack.
How to Create the Best Full Body Strength Training Program
Complete with two sample workouts.
Boston Magazine’s Summer Bucket List
Break out the beach towels and boat shoes—the best three months of the year are (finally) here!
Yes, the Sound from Outdoor Concerts Is Just As Harmful to Your Hearing
If you’re going to Boston Calling, listen up.
Dad to a Tee
Just in time for Father’s Day, hit the links at these top-notch public golf courses.
Free Outdoor Fitness Returns to the Prudential Center
Get fit on the garden.
Head to Any One of Boston’s Parks This Summer for Free Fitness
And choose from more than 10 different class offerings.
Michael Phelps Honored in Boston for His Mental Health Advocacy Work
By the Ruderman Family Foundation.
Kayak and Paddleboard for Free with L.L. Bean to Kick off the Summer
Starting Memorial Day weekend through the entire month of June.
These Former Professional Athletes Are Breaking into the CBD Industry
Beam is popping-up in the Seaport.
Take a Spin Class to a Live Cover Band in Somerville
At Union Square’s newest multi-use music venue called The Jungle.
Buy Rosé at Rebel Rebel Wine Bar and Help Protect Reproductive Rights
100 percent of sales will go to the Yellowhammer Fund in Alabama.