Spent a nice evening talking with an old friend! :)

girlgrowingsmall:


get vs angels’ workouts HERE
(LOADS OF) WORKOUTS 
Diet Health:
Worlds Fastest Workout Video
Britney Spears Abs
Kim Kardashian Butt
Britney Spears’ Workout
Carrie Underwood’s Sculpted Legs
Victoria’s Secret
Candice Swanepoel’s Workout
Doutzen Kroe’s Workout
Erin Heatherton’s Workout
Lindsay Ellington’s Leg Workout
Miranda Kerr’s Workout
Selita’s Workout P1 & P2
BODY ROCK
Cardio Exercise
Get Hot Cardio
Kiss My Tight Booty
Feel The Burn
Tight, Toned, Trim
BRAZIL BUTT LIFT:
Brazil Butt Lift Disk 1

Brazil Butt Lift Disk 2
Brazil Butt Lift Disk 3

INSANITY
Fit Test
Plyometric Cardio Circuit
Cardio Recovery
Pure Cardio
Cardio Abs
Core Cardio & Balance
Max Interval Circuit
Max Interval Plyo
Max Cardio Conditioning
Max Recovery
Insane Abs
Max Interval Sports Training
Upper Body Weight Training
Jillian Michaels30 Day Shred:
Level 1Level 2Level 3
Ripped in 30:
Week 1Week 2Week 3Week 4
6 Week 6 Pack:
Level 1
Level 2Banish Fat Boost MetabolismNo More Trouble ZonesYoga Meltdown
Carmen Electra:
Aerobic Striptease
Fit to Strip
In the Bedroom
The Biggest Loser:
Biggest Loser 30 Day Jump Start Workout
Biggest Loser Cardio Max Workout
Biggest Loser Weight Loss Yoga
Biggest Loser Boot Camp Workout
Turbo Jam:
T3 - Totally Tubular Turbo
Cardio Party Mix 1
Cardio Party Mix 2
Cardio Party Mix 3
Fat Blaster


Turbo Jam: Sculpt
Turbo Jam: Ab Jam
Turbo Jam: Punch and Kick
Turbo Jam: Kicking Core
Turbo Jam: 20 min workout
Turbo Jam: 3T 
Turbo Jam: Learn Burn


P90X:
Chest and Back/Ab Ripper X
Plyometrics
Legs and Back
Yoga X
Cardio X
Kenpo X
Shoulders and Arms
Core Synergetics
Stretch X
Chest, Shoulder, and Triceps
Back and Biceps
Tone It Up:
Bikini Abs & Thighs
Sandcastle Workout
Bikini Blast Circuit Workout
Bikini Beach Bum Workout
POP Pilates:
Intense Ab Workout
Saddlebag Shaver
Tricep Toner
Butt Blaster
New Body Make Over
Back Attack
Inner Thighs and Calves
Inner Thigh Insanity
Stretching for Flexibility
Summer Slim Down pt 1
Summer Slim Down pt 2
Arm Attack
Lower Belly Pooch Attack
Thighs, Core, and Shoulders
Legs and Thighs
Beginners Total Body
Crazy Core Workout
Serious Standing for Legs, Butt, Obliques
Love Handles Exterminator
Obliques Ultimate
You’ve Got Abs Challenge!
Flat Abs Challenge
3 Minute Ab Challenge
Slimming Inner Thighs & Calves
Standing Pilates for Legs, Butt & Obliques
Super Butt Workout
Yoga
Dashama Sun Salutations video
Dashama Sun Salutations 2 video
Dashama Hip Stretches
Tara Stiles Bend It Like Tara video
sadienardini 40 minute yoga weight loss videos  Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4
exercisetv.tv Yoga Fitness Plus 45 minute video
exercisetv.tv Beginner Yoga 20 minute video
exercisetv.tv Yoga Sculpt 30 minute video 
exercisetv.tv Yoga Fitness Fusion 45 minute video
Yogis Anonymous Hurts So Good Power Yoga 95 minute video
Yogis Anonymous Blissed Flow Yoga 90 minute

Power Yoga Total Body - With Rodney Yee
Hatha Vinyasa Yoga - With Master Ashish
Basic Yoga Workout for Dummies - With Sara Ivanhoe

No Equipment Home Workout
RUNNING:
Couch to 5K
Post Running Stretch video from FlexibleWarriorYoga

Zumba Workout Videos:

Zumba Power
Zumba Cardio Party
Zumba Basic
Zumba Sculpt and Tone
Zumba Advanced
Zumba Cardio Party
Zumba Toning

Hip Hop Abs With Shaun T:

Hip Hob Abs: Learn To Dance
Hip Hop Abs: Ab Sculpt
Hip Hop Abs: Total Body Burn
Hip Hop Abs: Fat Burning Cardio
Hip Hop Abs: Hips, Buns, and Thighs

The Firm Video Workouts:

1. Target Toning 
2. Total Body Toner
3. Cardio Dance Express
4. Power Half Hour
5. Calorie Explosion
6. Hardcore Fusion
7. Boot Camp
8. Hi Def Sculpt

Power 90 Videos:

Sweat 1-2
Sweat 3-4
Ab Ripper 100 and Sculpt 1-2
Sculpt 3-4
Ab Ripper 100









Forever reblog.

girlgrowingsmall:

get vs angels’ workouts HERE

(LOADS OF) WORKOUTS 

Diet Health:

Worlds Fastest Workout Video

Britney Spears Abs

Kim Kardashian Butt

Britney Spears’ Workout

Carrie Underwood’s Sculpted Legs

Victoria’s Secret

Candice Swanepoel’s Workout

Doutzen Kroe’s Workout

Erin Heatherton’s Workout

Lindsay Ellington’s Leg Workout

Miranda Kerr’s Workout

Selita’s Workout P1 & P2

BODY ROCK

Cardio Exercise

Get Hot Cardio

Kiss My Tight Booty

Feel The Burn

Tight, Toned, Trim

BRAZIL BUTT LIFT:

Brazil Butt Lift Disk 1

INSANITY

Fit Test

Plyometric Cardio Circuit

Cardio Recovery

Pure Cardio

Cardio Abs

Core Cardio & Balance

Max Interval Circuit

Max Interval Plyo

Max Cardio Conditioning

Max Recovery

Insane Abs

Max Interval Sports Training

Upper Body Weight Training

Jillian Michaels
30 Day Shred:

Level 1
Level 2

Level 3

Ripped in 30:

Week 1
Week 2
Week 3
Week 4

6 Week 6 Pack:

Level 1

Level 2

Banish Fat Boost Metabolism

No More Trouble Zones

Yoga Meltdown

Carmen Electra:

Aerobic Striptease

Fit to Strip

In the Bedroom

The Biggest Loser:

Biggest Loser 30 Day Jump Start Workout

Biggest Loser Cardio Max Workout

Biggest Loser Weight Loss Yoga

Biggest Loser Boot Camp Workout

Turbo Jam:

T3 - Totally Tubular Turbo

Cardio Party Mix 1

Cardio Party Mix 2

Cardio Party Mix 3

Fat Blaster

P90X:

Chest and Back/Ab Ripper X

Plyometrics

Legs and Back

Yoga X

Cardio X

Kenpo X

Shoulders and Arms

Core Synergetics

Stretch X

Chest, Shoulder, and Triceps

Back and Biceps

Tone It Up:

Bikini Abs & Thighs

Sandcastle Workout

Bikini Blast Circuit Workout

Bikini Beach Bum Workout

POP Pilates:

Intense Ab Workout

Saddlebag Shaver

Tricep Toner

Butt Blaster

New Body Make Over

Back Attack

Inner Thighs and Calves

Inner Thigh Insanity

Stretching for Flexibility

Summer Slim Down pt 1

Summer Slim Down pt 2

Arm Attack

Lower Belly Pooch Attack

Thighs, Core, and Shoulders

Legs and Thighs

Beginners Total Body

Crazy Core Workout

Serious Standing for Legs, Butt, Obliques

Love Handles Exterminator

Obliques Ultimate

You’ve Got Abs Challenge!

Flat Abs Challenge

3 Minute Ab Challenge

Slimming Inner Thighs & Calves

Standing Pilates for Legs, Butt & Obliques

Super Butt Workout

Yoga

Dashama Sun Salutations video

Dashama Sun Salutations 2 video

Dashama Hip Stretches

Tara Stiles Bend It Like Tara video

sadienardini 40 minute yoga weight loss videos  Part 1Part 2Part 3Part 4

exercisetv.tv Yoga Fitness Plus 45 minute video

exercisetv.tv Beginner Yoga 20 minute video

exercisetv.tv Yoga Sculpt 30 minute video 

exercisetv.tv Yoga Fitness Fusion 45 minute video

Yogis Anonymous Hurts So Good Power Yoga 95 minute video

Yogis Anonymous Blissed Flow Yoga 90 minute

No Equipment Home Workout

RUNNING:

Couch to 5K

Post Running Stretch video from FlexibleWarriorYoga

Forever reblog.

(via bhappy-bhealthy)

slimme:

Ok so here’s my 1 month progress of healthy foods + exercise. No change on the scale, but I feel less wobbly and more “compact”. :)

slimme:

Ok so here’s my 1 month progress of healthy foods + exercise. No change on the scale, but I feel less wobbly and more “compact”. :)

(Source: fitisfierce, via bhappy-bhealthy)

odolnost:

ANOREXIA RECOVERY BEFORE AND DURING/AFTER!
5’3.75” Before: 80lbs, During/After: 100lbs.
I’m proud to post this. The first picture was taken of me at my lowest weight, 80lbs. The second picture was taken today, at about 100lbs. 
During recovery, I’ve learned eat healthy (but not restrictively healthy, don’t worry, I treated myself daily ;D), and I have a much greater appreciation for my body now.
I’m not quite done gaining, but VERY close, only a few more pounds!
I recovered almost completely on my own. Recovery is possible. I’m proud to say right now that I am happy with my progress :’)
I’ve learned to love my body, which is most important. My thighs carry me everywhere, my arms allow me to practice yoga freely.
I know now that I am worth more than what the scale tells me, and you are too, I promise, whoever is reading this right now, you’re beautiful.
Recovery is 100% and I’m getting stronger and closer to full recovery every day!

odolnost:

ANOREXIA RECOVERY BEFORE AND DURING/AFTER!

5’3.75” Before: 80lbs, During/After: 100lbs.

I’m proud to post this. The first picture was taken of me at my lowest weight, 80lbs. The second picture was taken today, at about 100lbs. 

During recovery, I’ve learned eat healthy (but not restrictively healthy, don’t worry, I treated myself daily ;D), and I have a much greater appreciation for my body now.

I’m not quite done gaining, but VERY close, only a few more pounds!

I recovered almost completely on my own. Recovery is possible. I’m proud to say right now that I am happy with my progress :’)

I’ve learned to love my body, which is most important. My thighs carry me everywhere, my arms allow me to practice yoga freely.

I know now that I am worth more than what the scale tells me, and you are too, I promise, whoever is reading this right now, you’re beautiful.

Recovery is 100% and I’m getting stronger and closer to full recovery every day!

(via bhappy-bhealthy)

cleaningout:

People tend to overestimate the amount of calories they burn. Period.
Ever been to a spin/zumba/fitness class and overheard this: “I just burned 600 calories on the elliptical and now I’m going to burn another 600 in this class!” I have. These same people in my life tend to complain about their inability to lose weight, barely break a sweat during these exercises and/or become frustrated that despite their hours at the gym nothing is budging. I was one of these girls once. I would hop on the elliptical and plug away for an hour then subtract 600 calories from my daily intake, and eat that 600 calories back.
Problem? Machines lie. Yep. I did this exercise above wearing a heart rate monitor and I clocked 21 calories. 21! That’s a far cry from 100 calories. This lies the same way that an elliptical says that the girl reading Cosmo without breaking a sweat burns the same amount of calories as the girl going HAM on the machine next to her. There has to be a conspiracy here.
These machines do not know how hard these exercises are for you. They’re also automatically set for a 150 pound female. They also can’t judge your heart rate. They can’t tell that you’re a marathon runner and you’re cross training on the elliptical, or that you’ve never so much as run a mile in your entire life. Without knowing your heart rate these machines are, at best, a guestimate. 
This is a very common theme. It may not seem like a big deal to overestimate how many calories you burn going to a spin class or just running around the block, but over time it can be. Take me for example: I burn about 342 calories during my spin class, according to my HRM. I’ve heard an instructor claim, “How was that for a 600 calorie burn!” after a class. What? First of all, there is no way everyone was at the same level of fitness. Second of all, no. And I know for a fact that some people take these words as law and go home and subtract 600 calories from their intake for the day then eat it back. That’s almost 300 calories overestimating. 300 calories 3 times a week = 900 calories a week. That’s detrimental to weight loss and maintenance.
Machines, websites and people always will overestimate how many calories they burn. Invest in a heart rate monitor or pay attention to how you feel when you exercise if you’re tracking calories. If you’re not sweating during cardio, if your heart rate is not up, chances are you’re not working as hard as the machine thinks you are.

cleaningout:

People tend to overestimate the amount of calories they burn. Period.

Ever been to a spin/zumba/fitness class and overheard this: “I just burned 600 calories on the elliptical and now I’m going to burn another 600 in this class!” I have. These same people in my life tend to complain about their inability to lose weight, barely break a sweat during these exercises and/or become frustrated that despite their hours at the gym nothing is budging. I was one of these girls once. I would hop on the elliptical and plug away for an hour then subtract 600 calories from my daily intake, and eat that 600 calories back.

Problem? Machines lie. Yep. I did this exercise above wearing a heart rate monitor and I clocked 21 calories. 21! That’s a far cry from 100 calories. This lies the same way that an elliptical says that the girl reading Cosmo without breaking a sweat burns the same amount of calories as the girl going HAM on the machine next to her. There has to be a conspiracy here.

These machines do not know how hard these exercises are for you. They’re also automatically set for a 150 pound female. They also can’t judge your heart rate. They can’t tell that you’re a marathon runner and you’re cross training on the elliptical, or that you’ve never so much as run a mile in your entire life. Without knowing your heart rate these machines are, at best, a guestimate. 

This is a very common theme. It may not seem like a big deal to overestimate how many calories you burn going to a spin class or just running around the block, but over time it can be. Take me for example: I burn about 342 calories during my spin class, according to my HRM. I’ve heard an instructor claim, “How was that for a 600 calorie burn!” after a class. What? First of all, there is no way everyone was at the same level of fitness. Second of all, no. And I know for a fact that some people take these words as law and go home and subtract 600 calories from their intake for the day then eat it back. That’s almost 300 calories overestimating. 300 calories 3 times a week = 900 calories a week. That’s detrimental to weight loss and maintenance.

Machines, websites and people always will overestimate how many calories they burn. Invest in a heart rate monitor or pay attention to how you feel when you exercise if you’re tracking calories. If you’re not sweating during cardio, if your heart rate is not up, chances are you’re not working as hard as the machine thinks you are.

(via bhappy-bhealthy)

jraegetshealthy:

so much yummy fruit

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muffintop-less:

5 Things You Should Know About Eggs
 
1| Rocky didn’t know what the hell he was doing. Besides the salmonella risk, downing eggs raw won’t provide as much fuel for muscle growth. Studies show that the protein in fully cooked eggs is 91% bio available, or ready to be used by the body. Raw eggs are only half as potent.
2| While a yolk carries all of an eggs, five grams of fat and 186 mg of cholesterol, it also packs about half the egg’s six grams of protein, as well as its payload of amino acids and vitamins A, B, D, E, and K. This is why many lifters opt for whole eggs plus added whites.
3 | Egg yolks contain choline, an essential nutrient that helps maintain brain-cell structure and neurotransmitters.
4| The spindly white fiber attached to the yolk is called the chalaza, which protects the yolk by keeping it suspended within the shell.
5 | There is absolutely no nutritional difference between brown eggs and white ones. Brown eggs are laid by hens with red earlobes, and white eggs are laid by hens with white earlobes. End of story.
M&F

muffintop-less:

5 Things You Should Know About Eggs

  • 1| Rocky didn’t know what the hell he was doing. Besides the salmonella risk, downing eggs raw won’t provide as much fuel for muscle growth. Studies show that the protein in fully cooked eggs is 91% bio available, or ready to be used by the body. Raw eggs are only half as potent.
  • 2| While a yolk carries all of an eggs, five grams of fat and 186 mg of cholesterol, it also packs about half the egg’s six grams of protein, as well as its payload of amino acids and vitamins A, B, D, E, and K. This is why many lifters opt for whole eggs plus added whites.
  • 3 | Egg yolks contain choline, an essential nutrient that helps maintain brain-cell structure and neurotransmitters.
  • 4| The spindly white fiber attached to the yolk is called the chalaza, which protects the yolk by keeping it suspended within the shell.
  • 5 | There is absolutely no nutritional difference between brown eggs and white ones. Brown eggs are laid by hens with red earlobes, and white eggs are laid by hens with white earlobes. End of story.

M&F

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thinspirestrength:

secrethrt:

Feeling really good about myself today.

love this.. such a great healthy looking body

yes… you can still be fit and skinny with your legs touching, finally a picture that proves that! 

thinspirestrength:

secrethrt:

Feeling really good about myself today.

love this.. such a great healthy looking body

yes… you can still be fit and skinny with your legs touching, finally a picture that proves that! 

(via bhappy-bhealthy)

liftheavyshit-and-kickass:

More water.
More air.
More friends.
More greens.
More hugs.
More sweating.
More creativity.
More sun.
More self-love.
More quiet time.
More pictures.
More books.
More nature.
More studying.
More tea.
More yoga.
More happy quotes.
More clean food.
More candles.
More smiling.
More order.
More faith.
More lucky charms.
More exercising,
More relaxation.
More planning.
More positivity.
More meditation.
More ice.
More stretching.
More joy.
More fruit.
More walking.
More motivation.
More experiencing.
More listening.
More patience.
More laughing.
More trees.
More floss.
More breathing.
More sunblock.
More adventures.
More nuts.
More sleep.
More acceptation.
More you being the best that you can be.

  
 
For those of you who have been struggeling for years, for those of you who just begun, for those of you who don’t lose, for those of you who lose too much,

For all of us who try and try;
Better times are coming our way, keep your head held high and just breathe.
We are in this together. Never hesitate to reach out if you need someone.
 
http://skinnyfitfreak.tumblr.com
You are worth everything you put in.
FITBLRS UNITE.

(via loosingthose-lbs)

(Source: spoxfit, via loosingthose-lbs)