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run-swim-run:

stfuandlift:

runninja:

Most people have the strength but need work on the technique. 

so that’s a beginner’s muscle up? badass!

this is awesome and super helpful

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happychomp:

Simple Paleo Nachos

This was actually requested by one of our followers: theshrinkingvioletblog, thanks for requesting such an easy and DELICIOUS recipe for us to look into and make for everyone else :)

This was such an easy and quick dinner, that my friends and I devoured the entire plate once we finished making it.

We basically combined 3 of our previously listed recipes below, so you can check out how we made it:

1. 5 Minute CRISPY Sweet Potato Chips (you said easy, right?) 

2. Guacamole

3. Chipotle Restaurant Chicken Recipe  

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lemongingertea:

Syrup: Four types of women.

That’s why no boy is good enough for me

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backonpointe:

May includes a special calendar for people participating in the Pull-Up Challenge to keep you from overtraining!

The directions are simple: find the current date on the calendar, see what workout(s) it asks for, and pick one from each section listed for that date.

For example, if today it says “Arms” and “General,” I’d find an arm workout and a general workout to do today. (The Endurance Calendar also has “stretch” as a category; I do not have any stretching routines, but simply take about ten minutes to stretch out and relax when stretching is called for, or try a yoga video online.)

If you’d like to write about your experiences during the month or see how others are doing, please use the tag “BoP: May”. By all using this tag, we can see what others are doing during the month and send others encouragement along the way. Let’s all support each other on our journeys! (If you’re not on Tumblr but still use these calendars, feel free to update us on the Back On Pointe Facebook Page or the Back On Pointe Fitocracy Group!)

During the month, remember that you should take as many rest days as you need, modify any workouts that you cannot do, stay hydrated, get more low-intensity cardio, and eat well.

Have fun!

p.s. Any of the calendars can be modified. If you are training for a half-marathon, feel free to count that as your cardio on cardio days. If you’re sore in the arms from helping a friend move, substitute a butt workout instead. It’s all about you!

Arms

Legs

Abs

General

Challenges

Cardio

High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT)

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healthandcoffee:

futureskinnyb-tch:

THIS will be my May fitspo challenge! Whether I go to the gym or not..this will be completed on the daily! I am going on an all girls trip to Vegas in June so this month I just need to go HAM with my fitness. I have also decided to use myfitnesspal (FRUITSBASKETXP add me) to count my calories. 

MAY GOAL:

* Drop 6 pounds

* Use MFP daily

* Drink 8 cups of water a day

* Take a before&after picture

OH and I got this challenge from ohsofitspo.tumblr.com The goals I have I set for myself :)

For the person who asked!

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10 reasons to work out everyday

1. You will have more peaceful and restful sleep

2. Enhance mood levels and calms “reacting” impulses

3. Strengthen your bones

4. It can be an escape from school, work, etc…

5. Improves posture, makes clothes fit better

6. Decreases appetite for junk food (more self-control)

7. Make wiser food choices

8. Reduces emotional steam, eliminating stress

9. Allows for occasional indulgences

10. TO STAY HEALTHY

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