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Have you ever tried any of these modifications?
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Have you ever tried any of these modifications?
I never thought my body would look like this… One day I was training like normal. The next, I was being told I needed emergency surgery. No warning. No control. And yeah, there’s a scar. A big one. But here’s the truth: I don’t see it as something to hide. I see it and I’m proud. I see it as proof that I showed up, did the work, and came back stronger than I was before. This body isn’t what I had before. It’s what I fought to rebuild.
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I never thought my body would look like this… One day I was training like normal. The next, I was being told I needed emergency surgery. No warning. No control. And yeah, there’s a scar. A big one. But here’s the truth: I don’t see it as something to hide. I see it and I’m proud. I see it as proof that I showed up, did the work, and came back stronger than I was before. This body isn’t what I had before. It’s what I fought to rebuild.
Haters will say this is a thirst trap. My legs have always been the hardest for me to sculpt and I’ve ALWAYS wanted that split in my hamstrings. I cracked the code for sculpting stubborn legs!
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Haters will say this is a thirst trap. My legs have always been the hardest for me to sculpt and I’ve ALWAYS wanted that split in my hamstrings. I cracked the code for sculpting stubborn legs!
Nobody accidentally becomes strong. At some point they decided discomfort was worth it.
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Nobody accidentally becomes strong. At some point they decided discomfort was worth it.
Have you tried these? If not, it’s time to add them in!
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Have you tried these? If not, it’s time to add them in!
Fitness gets easier when it stops being punishment and starts being self-respect.
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Fitness gets easier when it stops being punishment and starts being self-respect.
These are SO easy to make! Just blend up watermelon and add some creatine! I added 10 scoops for 10 popsicles and had some left over Im saving for my ninja creami.
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These are SO easy to make! Just blend up watermelon and add some creatine! I added 10 scoops for 10 popsicles and had some left over Im saving for my ninja creami.
MUST TRY! - save this ab workout for you next gym session.
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MUST TRY! - save this ab workout for you next gym session.
Tag a friend below to challenge!
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Tag a friend below to challenge!
Your glutes aren’t just for looks. They’re a predictor of how long you’ll live. Multiple studies show that lower-body strength is one of the strongest predictors of longevity, especially in women. Why? • Strong glutes + legs = better insulin sensitivity • More muscle mass = higher metabolic health • Lower-body strength = reduced fall risk as you age • Leg strength is linked to lower all-cause mortality, independent of cardio fitness In simple terms: Weak legs age you faster. Strong legs protect you. And your glutes? They’re the powerhouse of movement, walking, lifting, getting off the floor, protecting your spine. When they’re strong, everything works better. So yes, we’re building 🍑 But we’re also building bone density, muscle longevity, hormonal health, and future-proof strength.
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Your glutes aren’t just for looks. They’re a predictor of how long you’ll live. Multiple studies show that lower-body strength is one of the strongest predictors of longevity, especially in women. Why? • Strong glutes + legs = better insulin sensitivity • More muscle mass = higher metabolic health • Lower-body strength = reduced fall risk as you age • Leg strength is linked to lower all-cause mortality, independent of cardio fitness In simple terms: Weak legs age you faster. Strong legs protect you. And your glutes? They’re the powerhouse of movement, walking, lifting, getting off the floor, protecting your spine. When they’re strong, everything works better. So yes, we’re building 🍑 But we’re also building bone density, muscle longevity, hormonal health, and future-proof strength.
Comment “ME” if you’re adding this to your next workout! This is actually a really solid hybrid strength/athletic movement! You’re going to be hitting so many muscle groups and working on balance and coordination! I call it the renegade row half burpee curl (maybe I need to think of a shorter name 😂 taking suggestions!)
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Comment “ME” if you’re adding this to your next workout! This is actually a really solid hybrid strength/athletic movement! You’re going to be hitting so many muscle groups and working on balance and coordination! I call it the renegade row half burpee curl (maybe I need to think of a shorter name 😂 taking suggestions!)
Instructions are at the end of the video! SAVE THIS & Good luck 😘
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Instructions are at the end of the video! SAVE THIS & Good luck 😘
10 Habits to Lose 10lbs of Fat No crash diets. No extremes. Just what actually works.
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10 Habits to Lose 10lbs of Fat No crash diets. No extremes. Just what actually works.
A walk. A workout. An extra glass of water. Small wins add up.
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A walk. A workout. An extra glass of water. Small wins add up.
bet you didn’t know… Men TRY to squat. Women are built for squats. Biomechanics don’t lie! our wider hips, lower center of gravity, and glute activation give us the edge. So while he’s quarter-squatting and calling it depth, she’s hitting ATG with perfect form
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bet you didn’t know… Men TRY to squat. Women are built for squats. Biomechanics don’t lie! our wider hips, lower center of gravity, and glute activation give us the edge. So while he’s quarter-squatting and calling it depth, she’s hitting ATG with perfect form
Most people think calf cramps mean something is wrong with their calves. Usually, it means your body is compensating. Your calf muscle crosses the knee joint just like your hamstrings, so when your hamstrings aren’t fully engaging, your body recruits the calves to help… and they cramp fast. One of the biggest reasons? Foot position. Toes pointed = calves shortened + more likely to cramp Toes pulled toward shins = calves less involved + tension shifts to hamstrings It can also happen if you’re: • Going too heavy • Moving too fast • Not controlling the lowering phase • Weak in the shortened hamstring position • Low on hydration/electrolytes Easy fix: Pull your toes up, slow the rep down, and lighten the weight until you actually feel your hamstrings working. Once you build that connection, the calf cramps usually disappear.
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Most people think calf cramps mean something is wrong with their calves. Usually, it means your body is compensating. Your calf muscle crosses the knee joint just like your hamstrings, so when your hamstrings aren’t fully engaging, your body recruits the calves to help… and they cramp fast. One of the biggest reasons? Foot position. Toes pointed = calves shortened + more likely to cramp Toes pulled toward shins = calves less involved + tension shifts to hamstrings It can also happen if you’re: • Going too heavy • Moving too fast • Not controlling the lowering phase • Weak in the shortened hamstring position • Low on hydration/electrolytes Easy fix: Pull your toes up, slow the rep down, and lighten the weight until you actually feel your hamstrings working. Once you build that connection, the calf cramps usually disappear.
Nothing changes your life faster than proving to yourself you can do hard things.
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Nothing changes your life faster than proving to yourself you can do hard things.
Is this helpful? Would you like to see more self defense? Let me know in the caption! Let me be clear ladies, first of all don’t put yourself in a position like this. You always need to be aware of your surroundings. With that being said, bad things do happen and I can’t recommend jiujitsu enough for women’s self defense. In this situation I’m being mounted and my arms are pinned back which is a horrible place to be. You have to CREATE distance so you can get a leg in. The best way to do this is to bridge up and slightly to the side (this is where doing hip thrusts benefits). Once you get the attacker off balance push your hips back to create space and bring your knee to your chest. From here kick him in his gems then get up and RUN!
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Is this helpful? Would you like to see more self defense? Let me know in the caption! Let me be clear ladies, first of all don’t put yourself in a position like this. You always need to be aware of your surroundings. With that being said, bad things do happen and I can’t recommend jiujitsu enough for women’s self defense. In this situation I’m being mounted and my arms are pinned back which is a horrible place to be. You have to CREATE distance so you can get a leg in. The best way to do this is to bridge up and slightly to the side (this is where doing hip thrusts benefits). Once you get the attacker off balance push your hips back to create space and bring your knee to your chest. From here kick him in his gems then get up and RUN!

Things I wish more women knew: You need more muscle. You need more recovery. You need less guilt.

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Things I wish more women knew: You need more muscle. You need more recovery. You need less guilt.
Every workout doesn’t need to be your best. It just needs to be done. Show up tired. Show up messy. But show up.
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Every workout doesn’t need to be your best. It just needs to be done. Show up tired. Show up messy. But show up.

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