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Welcome to Fitness Week: five days of workout coverage, so that you can start your New Year's resolutions off right.


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With Fitness Week underway, we thought it was a no-brainer to ask our sister site Eater Boston where the best local juice is hiding. Who doesn't like to refuel on freshly pressed juice? (Not to mention, the superpower add-ons available around town.) These eight destinations for fruity, veggie goodness will dutifully blend your next beverage. And stay tuned for tomorrow, when we will break down several location delivery juice cleanse options.


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Nourish Your Soul

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Nourish Your Soul takes an all-encompassing approach, offering juices, smoothies, and cleanses as well as yoga instruction. Sample juice: ppm — pineapple, pear, and mint. A new location will open soon in South Boston, within George Foreman III's The Club. [Photo: The upcoming South Boston location/Facebook]

Blue Shirt Cafe

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This sandwich shop in Davis Square is packed with vegetarian options, including a range of juices and smoothies. Sample juice: Immunity Power — carrots, red pepper, parsley, garlic, lemon, and cucumber. [Photo: Yelp]

Life Alive

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The self-proclaimed "urban oasis," which also has locations in Lowell and Salem, serves a large menu of vegetarian rice bowls, wraps, and more, along with juices and smoothies. Sample juice: Pure Alive — wheatgrass, apple, aloe, kale (12 ounces for $6.25). [Photo: Foursquare]

Squeeze at Equinox

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The three Boston-area locations of swanky fitness club Equinox have everything from eucalyptus-scented towels to laundry service. Each location also has a juice bar and cafe called Squeeze. Sample juice: Fuel-Up — sweet potato, beet, cucumber, spinach (16 ounces for $6.50; 24 ounces for $6.50). Add enhancers like bee pollen and hemp seeds for a dollar each. [Photo: Facebook]

Fruitata

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Located inside the Prudential Center, Fruitata serves juices with geographical names, like the Paris Peach — peach, cucumber, apple, and kale ($6.95). Available "boosters" include coconut oil, psyllium husk, and spirulina for $1-$1.50 each. [Photo: Yelp]

Mother Juice

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The Mother Juice truck travels to various spots around Boston, including the SoWa market (when in season), serving up cold-pressed juices made with locally sourced organic ingredients. Cleanse packages are also available. [Photo: Facebook]

Juice (Jugos)

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An oasis inside Back Bay station, this shop offers a variety of fruit and vegetable smoothies and juices (including cleanse packages), plus a range of healthy snacks like acai bowls, which are packed with fruits and granola. Juice example: Beachcomber — wheatgrass, beet, watermelon, pineapple, cucumber, mint, cayenne, and bee pollen (16 ounces for $9.95; 24 ounces for $11.95). [Photo: Official Site]

The Five Seventy Market

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This South End grocer focuses on organic produce and features a fresh juice and smoothie bar. Sample juice: Fresh Thai Coconut, served in the coconut ($4.95). [Photo: Yelp]

Nourish Your Soul

Nourish Your Soul takes an all-encompassing approach, offering juices, smoothies, and cleanses as well as yoga instruction. Sample juice: ppm — pineapple, pear, and mint. A new location will open soon in South Boston, within George Foreman III's The Club. [Photo: The upcoming South Boston location/Facebook]

Blue Shirt Cafe

This sandwich shop in Davis Square is packed with vegetarian options, including a range of juices and smoothies. Sample juice: Immunity Power — carrots, red pepper, parsley, garlic, lemon, and cucumber. [Photo: Yelp]

Life Alive

The self-proclaimed "urban oasis," which also has locations in Lowell and Salem, serves a large menu of vegetarian rice bowls, wraps, and more, along with juices and smoothies. Sample juice: Pure Alive — wheatgrass, apple, aloe, kale (12 ounces for $6.25). [Photo: Foursquare]

Squeeze at Equinox

The three Boston-area locations of swanky fitness club Equinox have everything from eucalyptus-scented towels to laundry service. Each location also has a juice bar and cafe called Squeeze. Sample juice: Fuel-Up — sweet potato, beet, cucumber, spinach (16 ounces for $6.50; 24 ounces for $6.50). Add enhancers like bee pollen and hemp seeds for a dollar each. [Photo: Facebook]

Fruitata

Located inside the Prudential Center, Fruitata serves juices with geographical names, like the Paris Peach — peach, cucumber, apple, and kale ($6.95). Available "boosters" include coconut oil, psyllium husk, and spirulina for $1-$1.50 each. [Photo: Yelp]

Mother Juice

The Mother Juice truck travels to various spots around Boston, including the SoWa market (when in season), serving up cold-pressed juices made with locally sourced organic ingredients. Cleanse packages are also available. [Photo: Facebook]

Juice (Jugos)

An oasis inside Back Bay station, this shop offers a variety of fruit and vegetable smoothies and juices (including cleanse packages), plus a range of healthy snacks like acai bowls, which are packed with fruits and granola. Juice example: Beachcomber — wheatgrass, beet, watermelon, pineapple, cucumber, mint, cayenne, and bee pollen (16 ounces for $9.95; 24 ounces for $11.95). [Photo: Official Site]

The Five Seventy Market

This South End grocer focuses on organic produce and features a fresh juice and smoothie bar. Sample juice: Fresh Thai Coconut, served in the coconut ($4.95). [Photo: Yelp]