ELLE (Canada)

KNOW THIS: YOU WILL NOT ATONE FOR YOUR CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST WITH A KALE SALAD AT LUNCH . IT’S TIME TO EAT LIKE A GROWN- UP.

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CHRISTINE ROPER Sport Rowing. Age 25. Birthplace Montego Bay, Jamaica. Training day “Six hours a day.” Pre-workout “A bowl of oatmeal with honey and bananas.” Post-workout “An omelette with potatoes and toast.” Indulgence “Anything with cheese.”

NIKKI TODD Sport Squash. Age 24. Birthplace Regina. Training day “Two to six hours a day.” Pre-workout “Meat or fish with a side of squash, spinach or avocado.” Post-workout “Meat with veggies.” Indulgence “Yogourt-covered gluten-free pretzels—they’re so good!”

SAM SENDEL Sport Trampoline. Age 23. Birthplace Montreal. Training day “Two to four hours a day.” Preworkout “A salad or a wrap or protein with rice and veggies.” Post-workout “A snack with protein and carbs.” Indulgence “Chocolate!” HOW VITAMIX CHANGED MY LIFE 1. The new S30 blender is more compact = more counter space for my Fornasetti serving trays. 2. The power trip that comes with pulverizin­g rock-hard frozen items into silky liquid form is addictive. 3. Carrying the BPA-free travel container gives me an air of healthy superiorit­y—even if it’s filled with a vodka-cran blend ($469, vitamix.ca). VANESSA CRAFT

JUST STOP... Consuming aspartame. Multiple studies blame the artificial sweetener for health issues, weight gain and adverse reactions. And, what’s more, it doesn’t curb stress (like that cushy carb you chased with coffee this morning did), says a new study published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinol­ogy & Metabolism. h

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