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Outside Magazine January 2004

Bodywork and Destinations Special
Fit to the Core
LISTEN UP: There's way more to achieving peak fitness than strength and cardio training. Here's how to unite body, mind, and soul to transform yourself into a Whole Athlete


	The whole athlete: ultramarathoner Dean Karnazes practices long-term health at Dunton Hot Springs, Colorado (Matthew Hranek)

You think sweat and pain are going to make this your best year ever? Guess what, pal—it's bigger than that. Much bigger. You need to recalibrate your tunnel-vision concept of health and fitness. You need a better way.

Breath In. Breath Out.
Getting started.
BY PAUL KEEGAN

Wellness Secrets of Adventure Athletes

The Top Ten North American Spas

PLUS: The best urban retreats, luxe international adventures, a spa virgin takes the plunge, a primer on the brave new world of wellness, life on 1,500 calories a day, and a guide to good skin care.

ONLINE EXCLUSIVE
Wellness Resolution
Make 2004 your best fitness year ever by heeding the advice of outdoor athletes like kayaker Eric Jackson and mountain biker Tinker Juarez.

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