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NEW YORK | Mon. July 23, 2012 6:17am EDT (Reuters) — With the three-martini lunch gone the way of the typewriter, office workers are free to discover the healthier perks of midday movement. An active lunchtime can range from the sweaty to the serene, experts say, from a full-out cardio blast to a walk in the park.
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