Published January 1, 2004 12:00AM
Fit to the Core
LISTEN UP: There's way more to achieving peak fitness than strength and cardio training. Here's how to unite body, mind, and soul to transform yourself into a Whole Athlete
The whole athlete: ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes practices long-term health at Dunton Hot Springs, Colorado (Photo: Matthew Hranek)
You think sweat and pain are going to make this your best year ever? Guess what, palit’s bigger than that. Much bigger. You need to recalibrate your tunnel-vision concept of health and fitness. You need a better way.
Breath In. Breath Out.
Getting started.
BY PAUL KEEGAN
Wellness Secrets of Adventure Athletes
PLUS: The best urban retreats, luxe international adventures, a spa virgin takes the plunge, a primer on the brave new world of wellness, life on 1,500 calories a day, and a guide to good skin care.
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Wellness Resolution
Make 2004 your best fitness year ever by heeding the advice of outdoor athletes like kayaker Eric Jackson and mountain biker Tinker Juarez.