Las Vegas Party Gear on Task

Returning from Vegas, Tired but still on task.

A daily walks helps keep in on task when returning from Vegas

My first time in Vegas and I was shocked to see how a few days could impact my workout performance.

It wasn’t that Vegas life was anything crazy; let me explain.

Last week I flew out to Las Vegas for four nights, a quick in and out. In an effort to remain on task, my fitness schedule was completed before I left, hoping to get the cardio/abwork done while there.

If you haven’t been to Las Vegas let me tell you a little secret, prepare to do a lot of walking; a lot! In the hot dry heat you don’t really feel it, you are wrung out and exhausted when you are done.  The daily 2 to 3 hours of walking, combined with wild nights of wild dancing, is exhausting.

I have to be honest; I didn’t see the gym while I was there. 

I should have seen a podiatrist instead!

All that walking made for some aching tired feet, legs too;

indoor cardio never came up when I rolled the “what to do” dice.

Vegas on Task

Seen just off the strip: Old MacDonalds.. No I didn’t eat there but these look like original 50’s arches

We drank plenty of water while we were there, the combo of the dry heat, salty restaurant cooking, and exercise; created a dehydration situation.  I noticed right before I got home my rings wouldn’t go on my fingers, I was certainly retaining water.  One of the last meals eaten was loaded with sodium, that combined with flying home-made a bad combination.

Once home the rehydration began, before the day was out I had literally flushed 5 of the 7 pounds out of my system, by the second day I was back to my normal weight, I have never found a happy medium with travel.

If any of you know the secret to staying hydrated while flying please clue me in,  I always keep a bottle of water with me but it never seems to help. In the end we did remain on task and returned from Las Vegas unscathed.