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La Crosse, Wisconsin With a population of about 50,000, La Crosse, Wis., is a great staging ground for exploring the natural wonders of the upper Mississippi River area. Although winters can be bitterly cold, friendly Midwesterners and the nearby ski slopes will keep your spirits high. The spring opens an active outdoor culture of camping, hiking, hunting, and fishing that brings more than a million visitors to the area each year. Explore the mighty Mississippi on a riverboat tour, or try your luck with the northern pike in Lake Onalaska. "Great people, fun town," says Dave Lueck, a 36-year-old graduate student at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse . "It's not too big, not too small." And with a 2008 median home sale price of $113,000, it's also an affordable destination.

Many years ago, the big debate in health and fitness was this: All agreed that both exercise and nutrition were crucial in attaining maximum fitness. The big debate was between those that thought that non-apparatus based exercise was the best way to train (Maxalding exercise, Farmer Burns, and Charles Atlas spring to mind in this camp!), and those that insisted that apparatus was the best way- (this would be Bob Hoffman of the York Barbell era, Joe Weider later, and many others)... Nowadays, the man or woman on-the-street would all concur that yes- weight training , meaning machines, cables, spring-exercisers, and every infomercial crazy gizmo that anyone has ever thought of it the proper, scientific way to train! Even cardiovascular work has fallen into this mind-set, since the gym I pass by most days on the way home from work has people running/walking... on treadmills! As for diet, this question of how to obtain the best nutrition has never really even come up! The consensus is to