“They’re vile, they’re literally vile,” declared fitness guru Tracy Anderson, her words contrasting with the picturesque backdrop of luscious meandering gardens and clear blue skies reflected within the black framed window behind her.
Perched at a table on the porch of her home in Recent Hope, Pennsylvania, and just back from a piece trip to Bozeman, Montanta, to shoot the quilt of her namesake magazine, Anderson was discussing the materials commonly used to fabricate standard gym equipment.
She has been on a push these days to kit out her studios with sustainably sourced equipment. Probably the most recent example of that is her newest location in Sag Harbor within the ritzy Hamptons for which she bought cork hand weights, “probably the most...
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