Well now...Men's Fitness has declared my City of Residence to be this year's number 1 fittest City.
Greyhound's city is one of the fattest (evidently they haven't met you).
Boulder isn't even on the list - this also surprises me.
...not that this means anything or anything...it's "Men's" fitness after all.
I'm. Just. Sayin'!
5 comments:
um, interesting.
i've never been to your city... don't think i've ever *cough* received an invitation *cough* so, i can not commment...
but, let me ask you this, in YOUR city can you park in handicapped parking if your body fat% is over 15%?
if not, then i have the fitter city!
Fitness, hmm. Well, there is a dearth of vegetarian restaurants here...but if we go with fitness opportunities, I agree that the Burque is awesome. I can't imagine living anywhere else, even though I personally live in the very unfit suburb next to the Burque.
Bolder: You need an invite? Nobody's keeping you away!
Misty and I travel A LOT and we travel by car where we can get up close and personal with the "natives"
Albuquerque is a TOTALLY fit city. You go rolling into places throughout the south and Midwest and it looks like a fat farm has disengorged its contents on the streets.
Boulder has what is called a bi-modal distribution; a large group of quasi-fit averages near the population mean and then another bump way out at the 99th percentile where the freakishly fit reside.
Hey, living in a top 10 fat city keeps you looking pretty dead sexy by comparison. Besides, along with all the fatty mcfatpants's there are 482923 triathletes in Houston. You can't beat that! (Well, I guess you can... if you live somewhere better. But I'm staying positive darnit!)
It's a little odd that San Francisco is in the fittest list and San Jose is in the fattest list. Might be an ethnic thing but still - they are pretty close to each other and at some level the population is very similar.
I wonder how good that survey really is.
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