Friday, February 09, 2007

The Fittest City in the USA

I know New Orleans isn't going to be in the top ten on that list. The number one for the fittest city in the country according to Mens Fitness magazine is Albuquerque, New Mexico. Seattle came in at number two.

Now the list for the 10 fattest cities I can imagine New Orleans making that list, but we didn't. The fattest city in the country was Las Vegas. Number 2 was San Antinio Texas. New Orleans wasn't anywhere on the list.
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Travis Cody said...

Wooooooooooooo!! My city is fit!!

It's no wonder - people actually biked and jogged and walked during the recent snowstorms and nasty weather.

Nothing prevents folks up here from taking care of their fitness goals.

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