EQUINOX LAUNCHES NUTRITIONAL PILLARS AND ZAGAT GUIDE TO HEALTHY EATING
(BOSTON, MA)
– Through fitness and style, Equinox strives to create a 360-degree
approach to achieving a better body because it takes much more than the
act of physically
working out to create a body that's truly fit. For 2013, Equinox
introduces a nutrition philosophy and point-of-view comprised of
12 fundamental nutritional pillars.
“Nutrition is an integral part of the Equinox Health Platform of Exercise, Nutrition, and Regeneration,”
said David Harris, Vice President of Personal Training for Equinox. “Too
many nutritional programs focus just on the narrow aims of weight loss
and athletic performance,
whereas the 12 pillars are meant to address behaviors and physiological
considerations that are essential to optimizing not just athletic
performance, but performance in life.”
The 12 nutritional pillars:
- Focus on Eating Nutrient Dense Foods Rather Than Counting Calories
- Get Your Nutrients From Food, Not Supplements
- Eat Minimally Processed Foods without Added Sugars
- Eat Locally, In-Season & Organically Whenever Possible
- Eat a Predominantly Vegetable-Based Diet
- Regulate Blood Sugar By Being Strategic About Total Carbohydrate Load
- Eat Clean, Lean Protein with Each Feeding Opportunity
- Eat Healthy Fats Daily
- Fuel Properly Pre- and Post- Workout
- Increase Intake of Water and Healthy Fluids
- Learn to Listen to Your Body’s Hunger & Satiety Cues
- Employ a Seasonal Detox to Help Achieve Optimal Results
Equinox
combined research and scientific teachings from leading experts
including Dr. Jeffrey Morrison, Dr. John Berardi and registered
dieticians Maria Pagano and Jesse Schwartzman, both Tier 4 coaches, to
create a new way of eating.
During
2013, Equinox will introduce its members and Q by Equinox readers to
one pillar monthly. In addition to outlining the pillar,
Equinox partnered with Tasting Table to create two recipes following the current pillar.
To complement the nutritional pillars, Equinox
is partnering with Zagat to create the first ever healthy dining out and restaurant guide for foodies titled, “Dining Out by Equinox.”
The guide, which lives both on and offline, outlines healthy
restaurant choices for when dining out while referencing the pillars for
guidance. Over 30 of Greater Boston’s most recognized and popular
dining destinations are included such as
Barbara Lynch’s Menton, Harvest in Harvard Square, Oishii in Chestnut Hill and
T.W. Food in Cambridge.
The foodie guide will be available at select Equinox locations in NYC, Chicago, Dallas, Los Angeles and Boston.
For more information, visit
www.equinox.com
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