Don’t Forget to Pack Your Sixpack
Our fitness habits tend to fly out the window (or porthole, or whatever) when we travel, but that’s no excuse to not stay fit. If you follow these eight tips for how to stay fit while traveling, there’s no need to leave your six-pack behind.
You might even pick one up as a souvenir!
How can we be so sure?
Because they work for us. We drink our own Kool-Aid. (Sugar-free, of course.)

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8 Fun & Fast Tips to Stay Fit While Traveling
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1. Hard and fast rules

2. No weights? No worries!

3. Eat as much as you want, just not whenever you want

4. Get sweaty with others

5. Try unusual terrain-ing

6. If you break yourself, don’t break your budget

7. Plan to stay fit while traveling

8. Relax!
9. Get On The Unconventional Route
We want to help you find fun but effective ways to stay fit while traveling. Check out our pool, rock, and underwater workouts, stay tuned for more tips and ideas and don’t be shy to leave us questions in the comment boxes below.
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3 comments
Trying to stay fit while on vacation I think is one of the hardest things to do.
I feel you Megan. I guess it’s a question of mentality. We don’t find it hard at all because, as we wrote, exercise is one of the ways we have fun, explore, and meet people while traveling.
This depends on the type of vacation too. If you’re moving from place to place every day, you’re gonna be too exhausted to exercise, but we’d strongly advise against traveling that way anyways (as we wrote in our travel tips).
I love doing pool training when traveling. It can get quite challenging.