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  • Why Boston Needed a Fitness Hub & How We’re Filling the Gap

    Boston’s fitness community is thriving. Everywhere you look, there are studios packed with dedicated members, pop-up workouts happening in scenic spots, and wellness events drawing crowds. Yet despite this incredible energy, something has been missing: a central  place to bring it all together. The Challenge: Too Many Options, Not Enough Connection Photos above from left to right: Barry's, CrossFit Southie, Last Lap Boston, B/SPOKE, London Mercer, Everybody Fights With so many fitness options in Boston, there’s always something exciting happening - new classes, pop-up events, and innovative workouts. But with so much going on, it can be tough to keep track of it all. Finding the perfect class or event often means bouncing between studio schedules, scrolling through social media, and hoping you don’t miss out on something great. For fitness professionals, it’s just as tricky. Studios and instructors are constantly promoting their classes, but getting the word out to a broader audience remains a challenge. The result? A fitness scene that’s thriving but fragmented. The Solution: A One-Stop Hub for Boston’s Fitness Scene That’s where Fit Scene Boston  comes in. We saw the need for a centralized  platform where Boston’s fitness community could come together, where anyone could easily discover what’s happening and connect with studios, instructors, and events in real time. Here’s how we’re making it happen: 🔎 A Streamlined Studio & Class Discovery Tool : Find the best places to work out in Boston, no endless searching required. 📆 A Fitness Event Calendar : Never miss another pop-up workout, wellness retreat, or special fitness event. 🔥 Community & Connection : Whether you’re new to the city or looking to expand your fitness network, we make it easier to connect with like-minded movers. 📢 A Platform for Studios & Instructors : We help local fitness businesses reach the right audience, growing their community and impact. Boston’s fitness scene is already strong, we’re just here to make it more connected, more accessible, and more exciting than ever. 👋 Want to be part of it? Follow us @fitscenebos and stay tuned for what’s next!

  • Summer Sweat: Outdoor Workout Series Around the City

    Boston’s fitness scene is officially heating up and we’re here to help you make the most of it. All across the city, studios, instructors, and community partners are bringing the energy outside with free outdoor classes , open to all. Whether you’re looking to flow, sprint, or sculpt under the sun, there’s something for every kind of sweat. Featured Image: Movement with Jill Here’s your guide to the outdoor fitness series kicking off this May! Bring a mat, grab your water (and a friend), and we’ll see you out there. 💦 Arsenal Yards Spring Fitness Series Rotating schedule of instructors from Pure Barre, F45, and Rumble ⏰ Tuesdays 5:30pm | May 13 - June 10 📍 Arsenal Community Park, Watertown 🎟️ More info Boston Parks Outdoor Fitness Series In-person and virtual class options available ⏰ Daily classes | May 4 – August 30 📍 Various Boston parks across the city 🎟️ More info CX Fit 2025 Free outdoor fitness classes, rotating instructors ⏰ Wednesdays at 6:00pm & Saturdays at 10:00am | June 7 – September 27 📍 Cambridge Crossing 🎟️ More info Esplanade River Fit Fitness Series 'Froca Fitness brings dance and choreography to the sounds of African and Caribbean music ⏰ Thursdays at 5:30pm | May 📍 Esplanade at the Hatch Shell 🎟️ More info Free Pilates on the Greenway Hosted by Movement with Jill ⏰ Tuesdays at 5:15pm | May 27 – July 29 📍 Rose Kennedy Greenway - North End 🎟️ More info HYBRD Workout Club Free outdoor gym group workout followed by bagels, coffee, and community ⏰ Mondays at 7:00am 📍 Magazine Beach, Cambridge 🎟️ More info Open Air Group Fitness Studio Free outdoor gym workout hosted by The Wellness Blueprint. ⏰ Mondays at 6:00pm 📍 Perry Park, Somerville 🎟️ More info Rooftop@Revere Saturday Yoga Series Powered by Equinox. Price of $12.51 per person, includes a post-class smoothie ⏰ Saturdays at 10:00am 📍 200 Stuart Street, Boston 🎟️ More info Rose Kennedy Greenway Fitness Series From Pilates to parkour, yoga to Zumba, this free series offers something for everyone ⏰ Every day except Sunday | Times vary 📍 Rose Kennedy Greenway 🎟️ More info RUN + RESTORE with Healthworks Back Bay A 30-minute group led run followed by 20-minute recovery session ⏰ Wednesdays at 7:00am & Saturdays at 10:00am 📍 441 Stuart St 🎟️ More info Seaport Sweat Boston’s biggest outdoor fitness series returns! ⏰ Monday–Thursday at 5:30pm & 6:30pm | Saturdays at 10:00am 📍 Seaport Common, 85 Northern Ave 🎟️ More info Stretch in the City A free weekly yoga class is a great way to end your week! ⏰ Every Friday at 12pm 📍 Summer Street steps [400 Summer Street] 🎟️ More info Terrace Takeover with CycleBar Assembly Row Strength & Conditioning and Power Yoga classes with special event price of $10 ⏰ Select Fridays and Saturdays | May through August 📍 387 Revolution Dr, Somerville 🎟️ More info Yoga on the Waterfront Hosted by InterContinental hotel, classes led by Jess Marcarelli and friends ⏰ Tuesdays at 7:30am | June - September 📍 Lawn behind the InterContinental Boston 🎟️ More info 💌 Want to be featured next month? We’d love to spotlight your event! Send details by the 25th to bostonfitscene@gmail.com  or DM us on Instagram @fitscenebos .

  • Train Like a Pro: New Human's Game Day Experience at Gillette Stadium

    On June 14, 2025, fitness enthusiasts and former athletes will have the unique opportunity to train on the iconic turf of Gillette Stadium in Foxborough, Massachusetts. Hosted by Coach Michael Soares, founder of the New Human app, this event is designed to reignite the competitive spirit and athletic drive within each participant . The "Train Like a Pro" experience offers more than just a workout; it's a chance to reconnect with one's inner athlete in a setting that has witnessed countless professional triumphs. Participants will engage in a comprehensive training session that emphasizes purpose-driven movement and the exhilaration of athletic performance. The event will take place at Gillette Stadium, a venue known for its state-of-the-art facilities and rich sports history. Attendees can expect a dynamic session that challenges their physical limits while fostering a sense of camaraderie and motivation.  Whether you're a former competitor seeking to relive the thrill of the game or someone looking to push beyond personal fitness boundaries, this event promises a transformative experience. Embrace the opportunity to train like the pros and reignite your passion for athletic excellence. 📋  Event Agenda 9:00 AM – 9:30 AM Arrival at The Lighthouse at Gillette Stadium 9:30 AM Event Check-In 9:45 AM – 10:30 AM On-Field Workout with Coach Michael Soares: Kick off your day with an energizing, athlete-inspired session led by the New Human founder. 10:30 AM – 10:50 AM Yoga Recovery with Dani Ferreira: Flow through a focused cooldown to recover, restore, and reset. 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM Athlete After-Party @ Six String Grill & Stage: Celebrate your performance with music, food, drinks, and a community of like-minded movers. 🎁  All Attendees Receive: 1 FREE month access to the New Human Fitness App A 5-day IN GYM workout program A 5-day AT HOME workout program Automatic entry into multiple raffles from our event sponsors And much more! 🤝  Sponsors Attending Our Athlete After-Party: SweatHouz Better Everyday Phyzix Big Night Fitness TBRx ARD Performance Massage Personal Best Physical Therapy Hyperice 🎟  Reserve your spot now on Eventbrite ! This is more than a workout—it’s your comeback story. See you on June 14th!

  • Memorial Day Workouts Around Boston: Honoring with Movement

    Memorial Day weekend isn’t just the unofficial start to summer, it’s also a time to honor fallen service members, reflect, and move with meaning. Across Boston, fitness communities come together for workouts that pay tribute and push limits. FLAGS FOR THE FALLEN at Seaport Common Here are a few ways to sweat with purpose this Memorial Day: 💪 The Murph Challenge: CrossFit Date : Monday, May 26, 2025 (Memorial Day) Inspired by Navy SEAL Lt. Michael Murphy, the Murph is a Memorial Day staple in the CrossFit world. Gyms across Boston are hosting Murph events on May 26 to bring people together for a powerful test of endurance and grit. The Workout: 1-mile run 100 pull-ups 200 push-ups 300 air squats 1-mile run (with or without a weighted vest) Where to Join: CrossFit 617 CrossFit Southie  Invictus Boston And More Tip: Many studios offer scaled versions of the workout, so don’t be intimidated!   Click here for tips from Invictus' coaches! 🏃‍♀️ Run to Remember: Seaport Date : Sunday, May 25, 2025 Location : Seaport World Trade Center Races : Half Marathon or 5-Miler This iconic Boston race honors fallen law enforcement officers with a scenic course through downtown and the Seaport. Whether you're racing or cheering from the sidelines, Run to Remember   is a moving way to spend your Sunday morning. Why we love it: It’s not just a race — it’s a memorial, a celebration of resilience, and a show of community spirit. 🧘‍♀️ Reflective Wellness: Yoga & Community Classes Looking for something lower-impact but still meaningful? Try a restorative class this weekend! Many studios offered a modified holiday schedule, so sign up in advance. Click here to find a studio near you a nd dedicate your practice to intention and gratitude. 🗓 Make It Your Own Memorial Movement Even if you’re not joining a formal event, you can still honor the meaning of the weekend through personal movement: Buddy workout in the park – Grab a friend and head to Christopher Columbus Park, Jamaica Pond, or the Greenway for a bodyweight circuit or gentle jog. Gratitude walk or run – Dedicate each mile or minute to someone you want to honor. Try a route along the Charles River Esplanade or Castle Island. Create your own “Memorial WOD” – Inspired by service, sacrifice, or strength. Use movements that challenge your mindset and remind you of your resilience. Final Thoughts Memorial Day is a chance to remember, reflect, and move with intention. Whether you're challenging yourself with Murph, cheering on racers in the Seaport, or flowing through yoga at sunset, there’s no shortage of meaningful movement happening across Boston. Tag us @fitscenebos  if you're joining a workout this weekend, we’d love to feature how our community is honoring through action.

  • Boston’s Newest Fitness Studios: May 2025 Openings

    The energy in Boston’s fitness scene is stronger than ever with four brand-new studios opening their doors this May. From strength training in Fort Point to yoga in East Boston, these spaces are bringing fresh energy, diverse workouts, and beautifully designed amenities to our city. Whether you’re looking to switch up your routine, find a new favorite instructor, or simply explore what’s new in the local fitness scene, now’s the perfect time to try something different.  Here’s a closer look at the newest additions across Greater Boston: Backyard Boston 📍 5 Necco Street, Fort Point Backyard Boston has officially launched its new home in Fort Point. This expansive facility offers group classes, open gym access, a running program, and recovery amenities. Members can enjoy perks like Theragun therapy, Normatec, cold plunge, infrared saunas, and locker rooms with showers. Extra perks: free validated parking! Check them out here:   👉 Website  | Instagram B/SPOKE – East Boston 📍 125 Sumner Street, East Boston B/SPOKE’s latest studio in Eastie features 3,320 sq ft of beautifully designed space, offering  STRENGTH, HIIT, YOGA, YOGA: SCULPT, and YOGA X STRENGTH. The studio is packed with top-tier amenities like a state-of-the-art sound system, towel service, showers with dry bars, purified water stations, programmable lockers, and easy access to public transit. Check them out here:   👉 Website  | Instagram Heroes Fitness 📍 10B Prescott Street, Wellesley Heroes Fitness has unveiled its newly upgraded space, continuing its mission to deliver progressive, sustainable training focused on building strength, preventing injuries, and enhancing longevity. Their structured small-group sessions and expert coaching offer an elevated experience for anyone serious about functional fitness. Check them out here:   👉 Website  | Instagram Republic Fitness – Davis Square 📍 393 Highland Avenue, Somerville Republic Fitness brings its high-performance energy to Davis Square with a brand-new facility featuring state-of-the-art cardio and strength equipment, an expansive turf training area, group fitness studios, and a Restore Spa equipped with cold plunge, sauna, steam, whirlpool, and spa showers. Check them out here:   👉 Website  | Instagram Ready to Try Something New? We love seeing Boston’s wellness community grow and these new studios are a testament to the strength, passion, and creativity driving local fitness forward. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or brand new to movement, this is your sign to shake up your routine and check out one of these new spots.  Who knows? You might just find your next fitness home! Know another studio or gym opening soon? Send us a tip at bostonfitscene@gmail.com . We’re always looking to spotlight what’s new and exciting in the Boston fitness world!

  • Mental Health & Movement: Advice from Boston’s Fitness Pros

    May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and while we all know the boost a good sweat session can give the body, movement is just as powerful for the mind. At Fit Scene, we believe that mental and physical wellness go hand in hand, and who better to speak on that than the local fitness professionals who live and breathe this balance every day? We reached out to some of Boston's inspiring instructors and wellness leaders to learn how they prioritize their mental health, the daily practices that keep them grounded, and the advice they have for anyone looking to strengthen both body and mind. Movement That Heals Across the board, these fitness pros rely on movement not just to stay fit, but to manage stress, process emotions, and feel more connected to themselves. “When people bring yoga and movement into their daily routine, it’s so clear to see how they become more adaptable in their mindset,” shared Samantha Cronin , a South Boston psychotherapist and yoga instructor. “I firmly believe that mobility crosses over directly into one’s mindset.” For Katrina Parsons , a cycling instructor at The Handle Bar, movement is a much-needed break from the grind of tech sales. “Fitness allows me to disconnect from the screens around me and be selfish with my time,” she said. Just 45-60 minutes a day gives her space to reset mentally and feel strong physically. Alyssa Pannozzi , a longtime instructor at Rev’d Fitness, echoed that connection between body and mind: “Taking a little bit of time out of your day to move can really improve your mood. It’s rare that I feel worse after a workout than when I started it! It’s all about the mental health to me.” Whether it's a sweaty spin class or a quiet run outdoors, every one of them emphasized the power of movement to reset the mind. Grounding Routines & Feel-Good Habits Mental wellness isn’t just about the big moments, it’s about the small, consistent ones too. For Samantha , that means morning and evening routines. “Journaling for five minutes a day gives you uninterrupted time to reflect. Getting to bed around the same time and having slow intentional mornings are my favorite ways to stay attuned to my needs.” Chrissy Snyder, who teaches barre, strength, and yoga. leans into music for an energy boost. “Put music on all times of day no matter what you’re doing." Group fitness also came up as a favorite feel-good strategy. Katrina put it simply: “Working out with friends always puts me in the best mood!” Mental Health is a Team Sport While solo time is important, connection and community are recurring themes in how these leaders stay grounded. “It’s less about the workout and more about the teamwork,” said Alyssa . “Coming together with people to do hard things — that’s everything. I always leave in a better mood.” The mental health journey is rarely a solo one. From taking classes with fellow instructors to making time for therapy, every response made one thing clear: support matters. “Running outside clears my head and gives me space to reset,” said Chrissy. “But honestly, connecting with my wife during our day-to-day routine is just as important. That sense of partnership relieves so much stress.” Advice for Anyone Feeling Overwhelmed Each expert had their own tools to manage overwhelm, but they all came back to the same core idea: slow down, simplify, and show yourself grace. “Strip away the pressure to perform at your best every time,” said Chrissy. “Some days, the win is simply showing up.” Samantha encourages her clients to ground themselves with a short mindfulness moment or body scan. “Check in with your body and ask: what’s in my control right now, and what’s not?” Alyssa offered this perspective: “You’re going to have good days and bad days. I’ve learned to lean into both and face them head on. You don’t have to solve everything at once.” And for Katrina, it’s all about breaking things down: “Take a step back and put things in perspective. Break it into manageable chunks, prepare for different outcomes and talk with someone to get it off your chest. " Final Reflection Mental health isn’t one-size-fits-all and that’s exactly what makes these voices so powerful. Whether it’s journaling, hitting a spin class, or simply showing up, every small step adds up. Take what resonates, try something new, and don’t forget: your mental wellness is just as important as your physical strength. Want more inspiration in your day? Follow these incredible instructors on social or catch a class to keep the feel-good vibes high: 🧘‍♀️ Samantha Cronin – @sammyjcronin Psychotherapist & Yoga Instructor Teaching at: Evolve Power Yoga, East Side Yoga, Capella Yoga (Quincy) 💪 Alyssa Pannozzi – @therealapbp Indoor Cycling & Strength Instructor Teaching at: Rev’d (Copley, Dedham, Foxboro), The Playground (Foxboro) 🚴‍♀️ Katrina Parsons – @trinybop Indoor Cycling Instructor Teaching at: The Handle Bar (North Station, Kendall Square, South End, Fenway) 🎧 Chrissy Snyder  – @chrissymsnyder Movement Instructor: Yoga, Barre, Strength, HIIT Teaching at: Format, Soma Yoga Center And of course, stay connected with the Fit Scene community on Instagram at @fitscenebos — We’d love to hear from you: What’s your go-to mental health ritual?

  • Harpoon FitFest: The Ultimate Fitness + Beer Bash Hits Boston This May

    Boston, your ultimate Saturday sweat session is here. On Saturday, May 17th , Big Night Fitness and Harpoon Brewery are coming together to bring you FitFest , a fitness and wellness celebration packed with workouts, wellness experiences, and post-sweat beers … and we’re absolutely here for it! What to Expect:  This high-energy event features some of the city’s top fitness instructors leading a variety of classes, from yoga sculpt to strength and cardio. Expect everything from Hyrox fitness challenges  and sound bath sessions  to contrast therapy  (cold plunges, anyone?) with DJ Costa keeping the vibe high all day long. The Schedule: 🕖 7:15 AM  – Check-in opens 🧘‍♀️ 8:00 AM  – Yoga Sculpt with Sarah Mangelson   🎶 9:00 AM  – Sound Bath with Christina Muccio  (inside the Beer Hall) 🍻 9:00 AM  – Beer Garden opens 🏋️‍♂️ 10:00 AM  – Elite Training with Michael Soares   & Michael James   💪 12:00 PM  – BFIT x Battista Bootcamp with Conor Murphy , Marguerite Lee   &   Jamie Hines 🎧 1:00 PM  – Afterparty with DJ Costa  on the Red Bull Stage 🏁 5:00 PM  – Event wraps CHOOSE YOUR TRAINER Why We’re Excited: It’s not every day you can crush a group workout, jump in a cold plunge, vibe to a DJ set, and sip a beer all before lunch. FitFest is one of those events that really captures what Boston’s fitness scene is about: community, movement, and a good time. 🎟️ Tickets start at $25+fees  for the workout + event access (with options to add a beer ticket or two.)  Grab your tickets here  before they sell out and we’ll see you out there! 👉 Have a Boston fitness event coming up? DM us on Instagram @fitscenebos  we’d love to feature it.

  • Where to Take Pilates in Boston

    In honor of National Pilates Day in May, we’re shining a spotlight on one of the most powerful practices in fitness: Pilates. With its blend of strength, control, and intentional movement, Pilates supports everything from core stability to better posture and mobility. While it’s been around for over 100 years, Pilates is having a major moment... and for good reason! Whether you're craving a classic reformer session or a high-energy, Pilates-inspired Megaformer class, Boston is full of incredible studios to explore. Scroll on to see some of our favorite spots around the city. Featured Image: Boston Body Pilates Traditional & Contemporary Pilates Studios These studios focus on classical and contemporary Pilates methods, offering mat, reformer, and apparatus-based workouts for all levels. Boston Body Pilates  – 📍 Waterfront, Back Bay Located in the North End/Waterfront area and Back Bay, Boston Body Pilates offers small group Reformer, Mat, and Pilates Chair classes, as well as private sessions. The studio welcomes all levels and ages in a warm and serene environment. Endurance Pilates and Yoga  – 📍 South End Endurance Pilates and Yoga provides authentic Pilates experiences using Gratz equipment. The studio emphasizes proper alignment and biomechanics, offering a range of classes to enhance strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. Impact Pilates  – 📍 South End Impact Pilates is a boutique private studio offering personalized Pilates instruction focusing on strength, flexibility, and overall well-being. They provide in-person private and partner equipment sessions, as well as remote sessions via Zoom. JPPilates  – 📍 Charlestown JPPilates, led by award-winning instructor Jennifer Phelan, offers in-studio, outdoor, and on-demand video classes. Known for high-energy sessions, the studio provides a nurturing space for Pilates and Barre-inspired workouts. Lyon Pilates  – 📍 Beacon Hill Lyon Pilates utilizes the classical Romana’s Pilates Method to help clients achieve health and wellness goals. The studio focuses on correct postural alignment, kinetic awareness, muscle memory, flexibility, and overall strength. MBB Pilates  – 📍 Charlestown MBB Pilates is a boutique studio offering tailored Pilates equipment sessions, including privates, duets, and group classes both in-person and virtual. The fully equipped studio caters to various fitness levels and goals. Movement with Jill  – 📍 West End Movement with Jill provides virtual and in-person Pilates training, offering on-demand classes suitable for all levels. The studio emphasizes accessibility, allowing clients to practice Pilates anytime and anywhere. My Pilates Studio  – 📍 South End & North End  Whether you're brand new to Pilates, a senior, athlete or an enthusiast, My Pilates Studio’s highly experienced, dedicated teachers use low-impact, science-based exercises and offer a variety of classes and private sessions tailored to you. Pilates Back Bay  – 📍 Back Bay Pilates Back Bay is a fully equipped boutique studio offering private and small group lessons. The experienced instructors provide customized programs based on individual needs and goals, accommodating various fitness levels. The Pilates Lab  – 📍 Back Bay The Pilates Lab is a contemporary studio maintaining a comprehensive, therapeutic approach to movement. They offer private sessions focusing on proper alignment and biomechanics to support total well-being. Pilates Fusion & Megaformer Studios For those looking for a high-intensity, strength-focused twist on Pilates, these studios incorporate the Megaformer or other equipment for an amplified workout. bTone Fitness  – 📍 South Boston, Back Bay, North End bTone Fitness offers a 45-minute, resistance-based workout that goes beyond traditional Pilates. The studio focuses on slow movements for fast results, providing a challenging yet low-impact fitness experience. [solidcore]  – 📍Fenway, North Station, Seaport, South End, and more [solidcore] delivers high-intensity, low-impact full-body workouts on Pilates-inspired reformers. The 50-minute classes are designed to break down muscles to failure, promoting strength and endurance. ​ SLT Back Bay  – 📍 Back Bay SLT (Strengthen, Lengthen, Tone) provides Pilates-based workouts with one-to-one, semi-private, and group options. The studio focuses on delivering sculpted bodies and enhanced wellness through dynamic classes. Studio78  – 📍 South Boston   Studio78 offers Mat Pilates Fusion and Sculpt classes, aiming to create a vibrant fitness community. The studio emphasizes empowering workouts that are both fun and challenging, welcoming individuals to achieve their fitness goals. Pilates is an incredible way to enhance mobility, prevent injuries, and build deep core strength . Whether you're sticking to the fundamentals or exploring modern Pilates-inspired workouts, these Boston studios offer expert instruction and a welcoming environment to help you move with confidence. Did we miss your favorite studio? Let us know in the comments or tag us on Instagram @FitSceneBos

  • Welcome to Fit Scene Boston: Your Go-To Hub for All Things Fitness

    Photo by Lucie Wicker Photography Boston is a city that moves. Whether you're running along the Esplanade, flowing through yoga on the Greenway, or powering through a strength session in the Seaport, there’s no shortage of ways to break a sweat. But with so many studios, events, and fitness communities spread across the city, it can be hard to keep up. That’s where Fit Scene Boston comes in. We’re here to connect you with the best workouts, events, and fitness professionals Boston has to offer all in one place. Whether you’re looking for a new studio to try, an outdoor bootcamp to join, or just want to stay in the loop on the latest fitness trends, we’ve got you covered. Why Boston Needed a Fitness Hub Fitness is more than just exercise. It’s a lifestyle, a community, and a way to challenge yourself in new ways. Yet, we noticed a gap: while Boston has an incredible fitness culture, there wasn’t one central place to find out what’s happening across the city . Many of us rely on word of mouth, scattered social media posts, or endless searching to stay informed. Fit Scene Boston is changing that. Our goal is to create a space where fitness lovers can easily explore studios, stay updated on events, and connect with others who share their passion for movement. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete, a weekend warrior, or just getting started on your fitness journey, we’re here to make it easier (and more fun) to stay active in the city. What You Can Expect from Fit Scene Boston Studio Guides : Discover Boston’s top fitness studios and what makes them stand out. Event Calendar : Stay up to date with upcoming fitness events, pop-ups, and community workouts. Instructor Spotlights : Get to know the trainers and instructors shaping Boston’s fitness scene. Wellness & Training Tips : From recovery techniques to workout trends, we’ll bring you expert insights. This is just the beginning! Over the next few weeks, we’ll be rolling out in-depth studio guides, expert insights, and event highlights to keep you moving and motivated. Join the Fit Scene Movement We want this platform to be shaped by the Boston fitness community, that means you! Let us know what you’d love to see, tag us in your workouts, and follow us on Instagram @FitSceneBos  to stay connected. Have a studio, instructor, or event you think we should feature? Drop us a message or comment below!

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