Help!!! I'm going to Vegas next week!

jaeisla
jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
edited November 22 in Chit-Chat
Hi guys. I need the community's help. I'm going on vacation next week to Vegas. I haven't been there in ages so I need your help. Are there any restaurants that would be considered healthy? I'd also appreciate recommendations on where I can go running or hiking. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

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  • asianfashionista86
    asianfashionista86 Posts: 5,039 Member
    edited August 2015
    If you're on vacation who cares lol
  • conqueringsquidlette
    conqueringsquidlette Posts: 383 Member
    edited August 2015
    Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead, and Mount Charleston
  • conqueringsquidlette
    conqueringsquidlette Posts: 383 Member
    As far as food, I can give you a good vegan donut place (Ronalds), but that's about it. You just have to do the best you can. It's a city of excess... moderation is hard.
  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    Non_Stop wrote: »
    You fail. Any bad eating you do can only happen from one night stands you run through.

    lol no one night stands. I'm vacationing with my wife and kids.
  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    asianfashionista86 wrote: »
    If you're on vacation who cares lol

    Very true but I'm afraid I'll come back and not care anymore. I've made decent progress and don't want to throw it away. I'm just looking for some alternative options I realize that it will be hard to keep my diet.

  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    conqueringsquidlette wrote: »
    Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead, and Mount Charleston

    wow thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to google them now!!!

  • grimendale
    grimendale Posts: 2,153 Member
    You'll be shocked at how much walking you do. There is a fantastic Thai place (Komol Thai) just off the strip with reasonable portions and prices, but there are not a whole lot of "healthy" options (lots of buffets, though I would recommend the one at the Wynn). The Wynn has some places with smaller portions and more veggies, but the prices are kind of ridiculous. Your best bet is moderation and a lot of walking. I'm going back in October and have absolutely no intention of trying to log while I'm there.
  • edwardetr
    edwardetr Posts: 140 Member
    jaeisla wrote: »
    conqueringsquidlette wrote: »
    Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead, and Mount Charleston

    wow thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to google them now!!!
    jaeisla wrote: »
    conqueringsquidlette wrote: »
    Red Rock Canyon, Lake Mead, and Mount Charleston

    wow thanks for the suggestions. I'm going to google them now!!!

    Red Rock Canyon is great. And there is a very nice casino/resort close by, away from the strip.

  • Hea1thyGam3r
    Hea1thyGam3r Posts: 1,354 Member
    What happens in vegas.. stays in vegas! That includes poor food and excercise choices. :drinker:

    Relax, have fun, eat. Return to it fresh when you get back. Breaking routine can cause motivational issues but in the end everyone needs a break. Vacating means more than just leaving home, you are vacating your stressors and lets face it.. The constant weighing, tracking, measuring, obsessing is a stressor... unless you have OCD.
  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    grimendale wrote: »
    You'll be shocked at how much walking you do. There is a fantastic Thai place (Komol Thai) just off the strip with reasonable portions and prices, but there are not a whole lot of "healthy" options (lots of buffets, though I would recommend the one at the Wynn). The Wynn has some places with smaller portions and more veggies, but the prices are kind of ridiculous. Your best bet is moderation and a lot of walking. I'm going back in October and have absolutely no intention of trying to log while I'm there.

    I imagine there is alot of walking. I don't have a fitbit so I dont know how I'm gonna track it. lol, it seems that everyone is suggesting just to forget about logging my meals. I'm gonna try to log as much as I can but I won't be so hard on myself.

    I love Thai thanks for the suggestion.
  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    chrisskellinton wrote: »
    Enjoy yourself. That's all.

    Thanks! I definitely will.

  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    edwardetr wrote: »

    Red Rock Canyon is great. And there is a very nice casino/resort close by, away from the strip.

    I'm gonna look into it. I definitely want to go on a hike. I'm not much of a gambler.
  • katnroyal1987
    katnroyal1987 Posts: 3,449 Member
    If you run at dawn down the strip is fun!!!!! Also always go in the first casino and bet $100 on black!!!! :) have fun just pick smart choices at whatever restaurant you choose!!
  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    Hea1thyGam3r wrote: »
    What happens in vegas.. stays in vegas! That includes poor food and excercise choices. :drinker:

    Relax, have fun, eat. Return to it fresh when you get back. Breaking routine can cause motivational issues but in the end everyone needs a break. Vacating means more than just leaving home, you are vacating your stressors and lets face it.. The constant weighing, tracking, measuring, obsessing is a stressor... unless you have OCD.

    haha I get where you are coming from. I think I won't be so strict on myself but I do want to make healthy choices. At least if I jog or hike I can justify it. You are right though I won't be so OCD.

  • jaeisla
    jaeisla Posts: 56 Member
    katnroyal1987 wrote: »
    If you run at dawn down the strip is fun!!!!! Also always go in the first casino and bet $100 on black!!!! :) have fun just pick smart choices at whatever restaurant you choose!!

    I thought it would be weird to run down the strip. I imagine fitness is the last thing on everyone's mind. I will definitely try to make smart choices.

  • VegasFit
    VegasFit Posts: 1,232 Member
    jaeisla wrote: »
    Hi guys. I need the community's help. I'm going on vacation next week to Vegas. I haven't been there in ages so I need your help. Are there any restaurants that would be considered healthy? I'd also appreciate recommendations on where I can go running or hiking. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks!

    There are actually a ton of healthy restaurants here but convenient for tourist, not any that I am aware of. As someone mentioned Red Rock, Lake Mead and Mt. Charleston. Also I know people that incorporate the stairs in front of Fashion Show while running the Strip. And I myself have run the stairs at the Delano.
  • MissRheingold
    MissRheingold Posts: 2,013 Member
    it's HOT -- drink lots of water.
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