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Home / Holiday Health and Fitness / 10 Ways to Beat the Thanksgiving Aftereffects

10 Ways to Beat the Thanksgiving Aftereffects

November 23, 2010 By Christina ChitwoodHoliday Health and Fitness

Are you worried about how you’re going to feel after your Thanksgiving meal? Do you always go a bit overboard? Well, I think it happens to most Americans at Thanksgiving!

Here are 10 ways to beat the Thanksgiving aftereffects:

1. Try an active family game or activity after the meal has digested. Or you could do it before if you can’t face anything after! 🙂

2. Try a Thanksgiving power walk or just a walk with the family.

3. Get the entire family to have a Wii fit tournament.

4. Take a family bike ride.

5. Go to a park or your backyard and play a game of touch football, soccer, Frisbee, or another active game.

6. Go to a tourist attraction (if it’s open) and have fun seeing the sights and having some healthy outdoor air and walking.

7. Go to a theme park.

8. Take a family stroll to your nearest Christmas tree dealer and have fun carrying the tree home together. Talk about starting the holiday season together!

9. Have a treasure hunt for the kids and make sure you join in, too.

10. Finally, help out with the cooking and cleanup. With all the fabulous food that is to prepared and eaten, calories can be burned preparing the meal and cleaning up afterwards.

Tom and I enjoy a Thanksgiving power workout together. What you’d like to do is up to you.  Most of all, enjoy Thanksgiving and have fun being active with your family! 🙂

I’d love to hear how you and your family enjoy Thanksgiving together and if you like to do anything active on Thanksgiving!

November 23, 2010 ·

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  1. Mary says

    November 23, 2010 at 5:02 pm

    Nice tips!! We have a tradition of playing bad minton after dinner!!! We head out to the streets (wind usually cooperates most years) and let the neighbors laugh as we clobber each other and the poor birdie!!!

  2. Christina Chitwood says

    November 24, 2010 at 7:36 pm

    Thanks, Mary! That’s a fabulous tradition! Have fun with it this year. 🙂 Have a Happy Thanksgiving!

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