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Pedaling Some Good Advice
by
American Way Staff
Tell the truth: Is biking really that good of a
way to take off the pounds? Oh yeah. And stationary bikes
are available at virtually any hotel too. An hour of sustained
effort on one is enough for most folks. ... [Take] a Spinning class
if one's offered. Instructors generally do a great job of helping
you sweat off the calories.
How about some - ahem - food for thought: What's
the best way to balance your diet when you're on the road all the
time? That's definitely a big problem, as I know. I've spent
a lot of time in
Europe, though, and based on that, I've come to
the conclusion that they eat best, meaning I highly recommend
eating the way that Europeans traditionally do. They have a lot of
things like butter and
oil and wine in their diet, but it's okay to
enjoy those as long as you do so in moderation. Limiting portion
size is imperative, as well; they're much better about that
overseas than we are here. The next time you're at a restaurant,
try reminding yourself that you don't have to go overboard, even
when you're dining with an associate. There's really no need to
overdo it on your food intake.
Short Cuts
Favorite Manufacturer
Trek
"Still the best bike company in the world - we could see another
Tour de
France champion riding one this summer."
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