Today's Active Lifestyles is the second studio album by the American band Polvo, produced by Bob Weston and released on Merge Records on April 19, 1993.

Music journalist Andrew Earles said the album "brought the band's Middle Eastern influences full circle and experimented more heavily with structure".

[1] Early versions of the cover art featured red tigers in the yellow color field, but these were soon removed due to a copyright dispute raised by Jehovah’s Witnesses.

The band reissued the album in 2020 with cover art featuring nothing but similar red tigers, claiming in an interview that the original was all based on public domain artwork to begin with.

"Never a band to follow formulaic musical styles," she writes, "Polvo once again shakes things up with its twisted song structures of multiple tempos and intricate, distorted guitars.