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Fuel Up: An athlete’s guide to dining in Denver (opens the original)
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Provided by Piper Rastello / Taylored Wedding Tired of the same meal-prepped bowl you’ve been eating since Sunday? Perfectly balanced macros are great, but even the most disciplined athlete needs a break from the routine. Fortunately, with a little strategy, you can dine out in Denver without sacrificing your gains. But before you head to the nearest health-conscious restaurant, it’s worth checking in: Is your current diet actually serving you? From protein maxxing to fasted exercise and electro
Ten things to do in Loveland this fall (opens the original)
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This time of year, leaf peeping and autumn events draw many metro area travelers west. But instead, consider heading an hour north to Loveland, a small city with a surprisingly rich art scene. View one of the largest public sculpture collections in the country, visit a working bronze foundry and take a tour of artists’ studios. Loveland also offers several ways to play outdoors, along with fantastic places to eat and drink. Sip wine along the Big Thompson River, discover a speakeasy at the back
Find your flow: Chatfield Farms to host the first annual Denver Yoga Summit (opens the original)
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Even before moving to the metro area in 2014, Brittany Hopkins Switlick had written a business plan to open a local yoga studio. She first hosted free classes in the park and in short order, debuted Container Collective Yoga. But following the pandemic and her divorce, she was ready for a break and closed the Lakewood brick-and-mortar in 2021. However, Hopkins Switlick continued her practice, leading yoga teacher training sessions for other studios and even fell in love, later marrying one of he
When and where to see peak fall colors in Colorado (opens the original)
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Gunnison Crested Butte Tourism Association Although summer is lingering along the Front Range, the high country has already started showing early signs of fall. But before you head to your favorite leaf peeping trails, be mindful of the effects of this year’s drought. Per Aug. 25 data from the U.S. Drought Monitor, 96% of the state is experiencing some level of drought due to historically low snowpack and a dry summer. These conditions have put stress on the state’s beloved aspens, particularly
Halloween prop maker Distortions Unlimited to host final Monster Day in Greeley (opens the original)
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Halloween may be months away, but it’s always spooky season inside Distortions Unlimited. Founded in 1978, this monster-making company has built a legendary reputation in both Greeley and the global haunt industry. As a child, Ed Edmunds was fascinated by all things sci-fi, especially “The Outer Limits” and “Planet of the Apes.” He founded Distortions Unlimited while still in high school and began by making Halloween masks, but techniques were hard to come by back then. “Nobody was sharing. It w
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