Houston -- for the third year in a row -- is the chunkiest city in the country.The "fittest city" is Honolulu, HI.
Since 1999, Men's Fitness has spearheaded an effort to get people off their couches and into the gym by providing a comprehensive analysis of the fattest and fittest cities in the country. This year's findings showed Texas to be the largest state of all -- in more ways than one -- with five cities making the Top 25 "fattest cities" list. The top three, in descending order: Houston, TX, Chicago, IL, and Detroit, MI.
Thanks to Laura Kranz
FULL STORY: America's Fattest Cities 2003
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