As an extreme athlete, you need all the fuel you can consume. Pack in that lard-laden lobster for me. (10 replies, last updated by Fine January 11, 2002)

There is a condition called “water intoxication” that some athletes — like runners — experience. What happens is that the vast quantities of water they drink flush electrolytes out of the system. Coma or... (13 replies, last updated by Bruce August 11, 2002)

it was a tiny space). I believe that he also has (had?) a restaurant in the Los Angeles Athletic Club (see link below). Wonder if that is still there. I am extremely sad to see it close. That was one place where you felt at home... (4 replies, last updated by WildSwede January 10, 2006)

. Extremely large portions for people who eat like athletes in training. (8 replies, last updated by hohokam January 25, 2008)

I am taking family to the Newport Mansions and then to the Tennis Hall of fame and after watching and seeing the rich and the athletic folks I was hoping to get some good fare for lunch to round out the day. No set price point... (7 replies, last updated by ne_cyclone March 23, 2008)

Sunday lunch we had at Gina, right by the Spanish steps. Dinner we ate at Margutta Ristor’arte (vegetarian restaurant, but extremely gourmet) on via Margutta. Both we loved, and are easy to get to via subway. (11 replies, last updated by dzier March 13, 2007)

comas, we’d like to be in nice surroundings. *availability of spa treatments, site-seeing, snorkeling, and other low-key activities which highlight the locale. golf, athletics and extreme adventure type stuff are unimportant... (23 replies, last updated by dinaofdoom February 24, 2009)

Gatorade is extremely dangerous for young children. It is meant to be used as an electrolite solution for athletes like Marathon runners. The sodium, mineral, and electrolyte content make it a very poor choice for children.... (11 replies, last updated by danna September 22, 2005)

things, ripped athletic gear is forbidden and ladies must wear shoes. This ghetto touch made us apprehensive from the start. We were led to a table upstairs on the railing. Courtney ordered a Plymouth martini, but had to settle... (6 replies, last updated by Trip Klaus November 9, 2009)

Ah, okay. Within easy walking distance I like the food at Pagoda. The beer selection is limited, but it is available. http://www.pagodadinkytown.com/ Or, you can go the other extreme and for for Stub and Herb’s extensive... (12 replies, last updated by BigE October 21, 2009)

for a woman travelling alone? Usually, I’m with a group, poor athletes, and we tend to stay close to Hotel Village for meals. I’m open to any kind of food. (19 replies, last updated by scabbardgirl November 22, 2006)

Unfortunately your options for trendy and upscale are extremely limited in Annapolis. I’d suggest O’Leary’s or taking a chance on the brand new Hell Point Seafood. I know there’s one negative review on... (8 replies, last updated by BontheC July 16, 2009)

no sneakers or athletic wear and you’ll be fine (20 replies, last updated by The Old Man April 15, 2008)

's Cupcakes and Burgers, but if you want stairs his cupcakes can be had also at Fairway upstairs at 74th and broadway. The carrot cake with some coconut in the icing was extremely moist and not overly sweet. Go in the door in the... (7 replies, last updated by MMRuth March 19, 2008)

I lived on the High Line canal in Arapahoe county. I could leave my house by car, bicycle, running shoes, or kayak. Colorado is a magnet for world class athletes: rock climbers, kayakers, skiers, cyclists, and training at... (22 replies, last updated by pikawicca October 26, 2009)