By taking charge of your social calendar, you can raise your hand with suggestions for activity-based fun and bypassing some of the more food-focused festivities. We have a few ideas how.

With long delays, hefty transit times and limited options, packing your own food can be the difference between a smooth or turbulent day.

Whether you love spending time in the kitchen or it feels like a necessary evil, we collected the top tools that we consider worthwhile investments to make your meals more enjoyable — or at least more efficient.

Traveling for business or pleasure doesn’t have to mean giving up all of your at-home routines. If maintaining your nutrition is a priority while traveling, then make space in your suitcase for some extra goodies to prepare snacks and meals!

Have you ever noticed how easy it is to talk yourself out of a good habit?

After some hesitation, Rachel joined WAG to complement her training. She didn't intend to drop a weight class, but it came naturally with the program and she feels stronger than ever!

After a year and a half spent traveling between the States and Nicaragua on a monthly basis, Scott noticed he was struggling at the gym, had low energy and generally felt lethargic. That’s when he decided to join Team WAG.

It’s been a great week of nutrition and training. You’ve hit your macros spot-on for five days in a row, you’ve had great workouts and you’re seeing awesome progress in the mirror and in the way your clothes fit. You are on a roll and feeling confident!

If we had a “nutrition god” that every diet approach could agree on, it would be meal prep — and for good reason.

When we take trips to places that are culturally different from our own, the first thing we tend to notice are material differences. We compare the types of clothing and marketplaces to those we’re familiar with.

This guest post is from Misbah Haque of The Airborne Mind.