Kick off the New Year with the City of Boston's Free Winter Fitness Series starting January 4

~ Bostonians have a variety of healthy activities to look forward to this season, both indoors and outdoors. The Boston Parks and Recreation Department has announced their Winter Fitness Series, which includes a range of classes such as Walking Group, line dancing, Bota Foga, Kids Dance Fitness, Strength and Balance, Tai Chi, Yoga, and more. These classes are designed for all skill levels and ages, with options that are family-friendly and age-friendly. They also welcome those who may be new to fitness.

Interim Commissioner of the Boston Parks and Recreation Department, Cathy Baker-Eclipse, expressed her excitement for the upcoming season. "Throughout the winter months, our parks remain active and welcoming places for Bostonians to move, connect, and care for their well-being," she said. She also acknowledged the partnership with the Boston Public Health Commission (BPHC) and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts that has made these free fitness programs possible.

Bisola Ojikutu MD, MPH, FIDSA, Commissioner of Public Health for the City of Boston also shared her enthusiasm for the Winter Fitness Series. "The Winter Fitness Series is a wonderful opportunity for everyone in Boston to get moving and participate in free and accessible activities that can improve health and well-being," she said. Ojikutu emphasized the importance of resources like these classes in reducing the risk of chronic diseases as part of Live Long and Well - the city's population health equity agenda.

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The Parks Department and BPHC have joined forces to reduce barriers to active living through this citywide initiative. Their goal is to provide more opportunities for Boston residents to stay healthy and active during the winter months. Building on the success of their 2025 Parks Fitness Series, this winter series offers safe outdoor options for residents to stay active even during shorter daylight hours. All classes are free and open to the public.

Jeff Bellows, vice president of corporate citizenship and public affairs at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, expressed their excitement to continue their partnership with the City of Boston. "We are delighted to continue our long-standing partnership with the City of Boston to offer Winter Fitness, bringing free and accessible fitness opportunities to Boston neighborhoods," he said. Bellows emphasized the importance of these classes in supporting the physical and mental well-being of residents.

For those interested in participating in the Winter Fitness Series, up-to-date information can be found on boston.gov/fitness. This includes any weather-related cancellations for outdoor classes. With a variety of options available for all ages and skill levels, Bostonians can look forward to staying active and healthy this winter season.

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