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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Grab a Buddy and Hit One of These Mountain Bike Trails Near Boston
Whether you’re looking for an adrenaline rush or a leisurely cruise through the woods.
Boston Sports Clubs Is Having Yet Another Wave of Issues With Members
The fitness chain is still causing strife with clients who just want to cancel their memberships.
Facing Very Tight Restrictions, Gym Owners Weigh In on Their Reopening Plans
For some, the news is anything but hopeful.
Five Campgrounds Now Accepting Reservations in Massachusetts
Get out of the house…and into a tent.
Explore the City with These Six Urban Bike Trips
Each trip is complete with scenic trails and places to take a pit stop and grab some food.
Mental Health Resources for the Black and Brown Community in Boston
Find healing through these online communities and therapy databases.
Oxford Gym Racks up $8,000 in Fines as Owner Refuses to Shut Down
Dozens gathered on Saturday in the parking lot of Prime Fitness and Nutrition to show their support.
How to Make Sure Your Anti-Racism Work Is a Lifelong Endeavor
A Boston University sociologist offers tips on how to sustain your activism work for the long haul—not just while the topic is hot.
How to Help Children Cope with Depression and Anxiety Right Now
School may be out for summer, but it could be anything but relaxing.
Coping With the Crisis
Still feeling all the feels several months into this pandemic? You don’t have to go it alone.
Marty Walsh Declared Racism a Public Health Issue. Here’s Why
“What affects the most vulnerable will affect us all,” Walsh says.
Nine Black Fitness Professionals to Follow on Instagram
They’re inspiring and empowering Bostonians everywhere to be better.
Here’s Where You Can Donate to Support the Black Community in Boston and Beyond
Offer money, supplies, or your time to these organizations furthering the call for equality and equity.
As Protests Continue, Health Officials Advise Activists: Keep Masks On
Here’s how protesters can do their best to stay safe during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mourning the 2020 Boston Marathon That Never Was
Celebrating all the moments we’ll miss the most, and cherish in our hearts, until we can congregate on Boylston again.