13. Find a fun activity native to the place you’re visiting. It’s a great way to meet new people and stay active.
14. Rent a bike. If you’re in Europe, con- sider
BikeTours.com for guided and self-guided tours. You’ll achieve all day exercise while cycling along beautiful scenic routes. If you prefer jogging, look into
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15. Set workout goals and track your progress.
16. Check out the hotel gym or do body weight exercises in your room. Com- plete a few rounds of pushups, planks, lunges, burpees and sit-ups to get your heart rate up and your body sweating.
17. Looking for new workouts? Download a fi tness app on your iPhone or stream a workout to your phone from YouTube.
18. If you are on a long car trip, make sure to stop at least one time a day for a break and to exercise. Find a local park or new area you can explore.
Most importantly, don’t stress if you slip. Stress inhibits proper digestion and food ab- sorption. Not to mention, it’s not fair on your human self. Enjoy your vacation! If you are traveling for work, try and fi nd time to relax and appreciate where you are traveling as well. With that being said, the better you eat and keep to a healthy exercise routine, the better you will feel and the more you will be able to enjoy traveling.
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