Staying on Track while Traveling

I've been traveling for the last few weeks, and it can be tough to find ways to train and eat balanced meals. But it is possible – even with different time zones, packed schedules, no gym access, and with limited airport menu options. It just takes a little planning! I want to share a few things that have helped me!

For training:

  • I always pack a jump rope and a resistance band. This is great for getting a quick workout in anywhere! I alternate my workout time between jumping rope and getting a "pump" with the resistance band. An example might be one minute of jump rope, and 30 seconds of band rows. Rest 30 seconds, and repeat 2x…put together 4 or 5 similar circuits, and voila – you have a workout that can be done in a very small space!
  • If I have access to a hotel gym, I'll do a Tabata circuit, rest a couple of minutes, and repeat. Here's an example:

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