What was your best purchase for fitness goals?
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Hands down digital food scale. You simply can not be accurate eyeballing serving sizes. Part of my life now0
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Pedometer, motivates me to get the stairs rather than a lift and stuff like that0
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My FL. Seriously.
While I didn't bribe or buy all of them, they have done more to motivate me than any other single thing in my life. I have a gym membership and I like that, I have ok shoes and they are swell too, though I covet an awesome pair like Amber has, but those things pale in comparison to reading what my friends do on a daily basis. They are, by far, the best thing I've done to move towards reaching my fitness goals.0 -
just before christmas this guy was saleing insanity, T25 and P90X all for 170 i'm doing insanity now. so i save alot of cash0
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running shoes:)0
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P90X (Along with pull-up bar and dumbbells)0
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At the beginning i'd say my Wii Fit. I actually purchased it years ago when it was first out but it helped me get moving more when i began losing weight 2 years ago. My exercise bike and cross trainer also.
Then my HRM, food scale and now fitbit.0 -
In order, my top 5 are
1. Gym membership (for lifting heavy weights)
2. Food scale
3. Vibrams
4. Versa Grips
5. My cell phone (for food tracking on the go and work out tracking)0 -
Cold weather running gear.0
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A good mantra cost nothing, best said while you are exercising/walking/working out in time to the words.
Repeat after me - my pre-christmas mantra, "little black dress, little black dress, little black dress"
A pre-summer one might be "Bi-ki-ni, Bi-ki-ni" or "swim-suit, Swim-suit, Swim-suit" all said in time to your exercises.
Hope this helps to keep you motivated.
Gill0 -
Digital food scale!
Fitbit Flex!
A proper pair of running shoes!
Body measuring tape!
And cute gym t-shirts!! I have two!! One says Strong is the new skinny and the other one says Run. It's cheaper than therapy.0 -
Good running shoes and a supportive sports bra.0
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Oh yeah I didn't even think about my HRM. I forget how much I rely on it until the other day I went to the gym and it literally broke as I was walking in. Not cool. I just ordered a new one.0
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HRM. I was WAY overestimating the calories burned per workout prior to getting my Polar.0
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My treadmill, hands down. I bought a cheapie four years ago off CL just to make sure I would use it. I did, and ran it into the ground. Last fall I bought a new, nicer one and love it. With my crazy job and my kids I just wouldn't get my runs in almost every day if it meant going outside in sub zero temps or driving to the gym and putting my kids in kid-care for an hour. I LOVE running on the TM at home. I can wear whatever I want (last night this was a sports bra, compression shorts, grandpa sweater and wool hat) and watch whatever I want without worrying about what other folks might think. Plus, my kids are right there.0
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Garmin running watch and my kayanos!!!0
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A 70lb MMA heavy bag and hot pink boxing gloves After I spent the money on those, I decided not to let them go to waste. Great cardio and WONDERFUL way to expel some pent up aggression.0
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Barbells, dumbbells, weights, protein powder.0
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hrm
workout gloves
year of bootcamps
comfortable seat and water bottle holder for my bike0 -
HRM followed closely by food scale.0
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