GREAT REVIEW OF SWORKIT:

http://www.techinsider.io/how-to-use-sworkit-best-workout-app-that-was-on-shark-tank?utm_content=buffer1efaa&utm_medium=social&utm_source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer

Lol I tried sworkit yesterday! I really liked it! The changes between exercises were a little fast but I imagine I will get faster the more I use it! I also like the categories for the workouts and how you determine how long you will workout! I still LOVE my Fitstar app but it is a nice change when I get use to my other workouts! But I like Fitstar cause of how it responds to your opinions and feelings of each workout and each exercise! But I think they are both perfect at home as you watch tv type of workouts!

Hello, Wednesday!

Me on the treadmill:

"Tiredness is a state of mind, tiredness is a state of mind. You're not tired, Bri. No, you don't get tired. Tired is for the weak. You're not weak. 30 more seconds. Oh yeah, only 10 now. Almost there. Good job, and you're not even tired. You're not weak. Keep going. 30 more seconds ... Give me 30 more seconds!"

Lol if I spoke my mind people would think I was loony

Even when the higher ups don't get it, I do, and my patients appreciate it.

I think so! She hasn't replied to my messages :P

MissEESmith wrote: »

@Batgirl1994 That's exactly how I deal with that evil plank challenge.

When I'm 60 seconds into 180, I'm channeling Lois, my friend that says she can do anything for a minute.

I can do anything for a minute. I can do anything for a minute. I can do anything for a minute.

And, the minutes add up, and I'm done.

Haha exactly!

Continuing the sweat theme....

The following includes: sweet tooth cravings, cramps, exercise monotony, poopy people, winter doldrums + whatever obstacles come your way.