Gabby Reece’s Holiday Partying Tips

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By Gabby Reece

Read more great articles from Gabby at Thehoneyline.com

All right… it’s time to blow off some steam and go to a few Holiday parties.  Hey, parties are a good thing if you can just manage them properly and not get beaten up by late nights, crappie food, and too much booze.  It’s a drag to roll into the New Year feeling “fat,” and hung over.  Not exactly the energized, go get em’ attitude to tackle the fresh start we were looking for.  You have to be a party master and come out feeling like you just danced your butt off, laughed, and got to hang with people you don’t normally get to see.  Here are some of my personal tips.

1.  Eat before you go out.
Not only will you not get as drunk, but this will keep you from eating 12 mini burgers or little fried finger food wonders.  Make a point of eating something healthy to give yourself a head start.  You’re already going to a party so be diligent before you let loose.

2. Go to parties where you know you’re going to have fun, and like the people.
Don’t be afraid to say “NO” to an invitation.  You may end up doing more drinking to escape the people you are trying to avoid.  You will do more talking, laughing and dancing in an enjoyable atmosphere.  Unless it’s work, try to remember that a party is supposed to be fun.  Not another Holiday “obligation.”

3.  Don’t stand near the bar or buffet table.
Avoid creating a situation where you are mindlessly eating or drinking.  If you’re that bored go hang with someone you enjoy or leave.  Don’t force the fun.

4. Drink water in-between each drink.
You will get less drunk, and since you are staying hydrated you may avoid the headache in the morning.

5. Go cut a rug.
Let it fly.  Even if you don’t love dancing go get your groove on.  It keeps you away from the food, and it’s hard to drink when you’re busting a move, it’s also a change to blow off some steam.  The dancer who has the most fun wins, not the dancer with the best moves.  Believe me no one cares how anyone else dances.

6. Don’t stay too late.
Nothing good happens late.  Get in, have some fun, and know when it’s time to go home. Believe me you won’t be missing anything.

7. Use the party to reconnect with you.
We play so many roles in our lives (Moms, wives, executives, Dads).  Forget that.  Just go be your hot self without all the labels.  It’s important to take advantage of situations where we can remind ourselves of who we are.

8. Ladies, dress in a fitted outfit.
That’s right; this will encourage you not to grab every little morsel that passes your way.

9. Drink water before bed.
Even though you have been drinking water all night make sure you get some more in before you hit the hay.  I even take my vitamins before I go to sleep.  You never know where you can get a little extra help from.

ESPN recently dubbed Gabrielle Reece one of the world’s sexiest athletes. A Women’s Beach Volleyball League star, she competed again in pro volleyball in the Summer of 2007 when five months pregnant, inspiring women to stay in shape during their pregnancy.

The sports star and mother of two shares her advice on how to be the ultimate (healthy) party master.

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