Here are some ideas for your next tailgating party, to replace the usual wings, pizza and other junk foods.
1. Shrimp cocktail
2. Bruschetta (diced tomatoes with olive oil and Italian spices, served on fresh bread)
3. Guacamole dip, served with wheat crackers
4. Spinach and artichoke dip, served with fresh veggies
5. Hummus, served with baked pita chips
6. Fruit salad or sliced fruit with yogurt dip
7. Turkey sliders (made with ground turkey), served on miniature wheat buns
8. Sub sandwiches (such as turkey breast, chicken breast or tuna)
9. Vegetarian quesadillas (with pinto beans, refried beans and/or sauteed vegetables)
10. Trail mix (with various nuts and dried fruits)
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Thursday, November 24, 2011
Healthier Ways to Watch Football
This is dedicated to my husband.
Do you like to watch football? If so, here are some ideas for you. If you don't watch it, share these tips with someone you know.
1. Lie on your tummy for a few minutes while watching.
2. Do ab crunches while watching.
3. Do push-ups on the commercial breaks.
4. Have a push-ups competition with your buddies on commercial breaks.
5. Use your stationary bike or treadmill while watching.
6. If you don't have a stationary bike, lie on your back and bicycle with your legs for an ab workout.
7. Check your back position right now (if you are watching football as you are on your laptop) and see if you can improve it.
8. Munch on something that is tasty and nutritious (grapes, chicken tacos, trail mix, etc.).
9. Choose the light or lower calorie version of your favorite gameday drink.
Enjoy your team! Be thankful for your health! And enjoy a healthier football weekend!
Do you like to watch football? If so, here are some ideas for you. If you don't watch it, share these tips with someone you know.
1. Lie on your tummy for a few minutes while watching.
2. Do ab crunches while watching.
3. Do push-ups on the commercial breaks.
4. Have a push-ups competition with your buddies on commercial breaks.
5. Use your stationary bike or treadmill while watching.
6. If you don't have a stationary bike, lie on your back and bicycle with your legs for an ab workout.
7. Check your back position right now (if you are watching football as you are on your laptop) and see if you can improve it.
8. Munch on something that is tasty and nutritious (grapes, chicken tacos, trail mix, etc.).
9. Choose the light or lower calorie version of your favorite gameday drink.
Enjoy your team! Be thankful for your health! And enjoy a healthier football weekend!
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