FEEL THE BURN!
JENNY SCHATZLE SAYS NOBODY IS TOO TIRED, TOO OLD OR TOO OUT OF SHAPE TO SQUAT, CRUNCH, LUNGE AND lift 20 MINUTES A DAY P.13
IN THE GARDEN
YOU CAN COMBAT CREEPY CRAWLERS, FLYING WHITE THINGS, CHOMPING CHICKLETS AND OTHER ANNOYING CRITTERS WITH STUFF LIKE FISH & POOP P.8
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SANTA BARBARA
once a week from pier to peak
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W W W. S A N TA B A R B A R A S E N T I N E L .CO M
peppy preppies
by Matt Mazza, IV
On Women’s Athletic Wear and East Coast Prepdom
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MATT DOFFS HIS YOGA PANTS, SQUEEZES INTO HIS NANTUCKET CLAM DIGGERS AND DIVES INTO TJ AND KELLY GAMBLE’S WORLD OF PREP THE BEER GUY PAGE 9
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’m not exactly what you’d call an east coast “preppy” guy. In fact, my feeling is that I’m about as far from that description as my Birkenstocks are from their Wingtips. (Do the preppies actually wear Wingtips? Forget it.) I grew up in San Francisco and Sonoma County (definitely not preppy), got an undergraduate degree from UCSB (also not preppy) and a graduate degree from Cal (not preppy, at least where I hung out in Berkeley), and now live back in SB again (still not preppy, again, at least where I hang out). We did a number of years in Marin County and actually met quite a few preppy east coasters – most of whom worked in finance and had moved to SF and environs to purportedly escape NY and relax a bit – but that’s about as close as I’ve ever come to that whole scene. Consistently, I’m also not exactly what you’d call an expert on women’s athletic wear. It’s just not something to which I’ve paid a huge amount of attention over the course of my ...continued p.14
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