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MFP Fitspiration!

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  • Posts: 100 Member
    edited January 2016
    So...I'm a linguist (yes, they actually pay people to do that). And this is exactly what I was thinking about on my run last weekend:

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    ETA: Thanks, Mirey!
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    So...I'm a linguist (yes, they actually pay people to do that). And this is exactly what I was thinking about on my run last weekend:

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    ETA: Thanks, Mirey!

    I love it! Thank YOU!
  • Posts: 6 Member
    Love these! Great ideas!!!
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    Marc from NY here anyone can add me
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    add me need motivation
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    LorinaLynn wrote: »
    This might go over like a lead balloon, but I was frustrated as hell at doctors who only said what kind of limits I had and what I should avoid, rather than how to fix my problems.

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    And the pic was taken after running 5 miles at 19°F.

    <3 Very cool.
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    Hahaha yes :D
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    _SABOTEUR_ wrote: »
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    This. I love it.
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    Bump
  • Posts: 1,041 Member
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    Ok, I couldn't resist. Here's mine.

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    nz_deevaa wrote: »
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    I haven't gotten through all the amazing pages of this thread yet, but these are my favorites so far! Can't believe I've been on this site so long and only just finding this!
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    Me, my daughter and a trek

    All the inspiration I need is here in these pictures ♡
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    LorinaLynn wrote: »
    This might go over like a lead balloon, but I was frustrated as hell at doctors who only said what kind of limits I had and what I should avoid, rather than how to fix my problems.

    atheist_zps992c977a.jpg

    And the pic was taken after running 5 miles at 19°F.

    Love love love this!!! <3
  • Posts: 7,719 Member
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    Me, my daughter and a trek

    As a mountain climber, this is absolutely one of my favorites. It literally sent chills of excitement down my spine when I saw it. Thanks, EZ!

  • Posts: 109 Member
    <3 this thread!!
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    This helps
  • Posts: 226 Member
    MireyGal76 wrote: »
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    I've been wanting to begin lifting. I just don't know where to begin, and/or what to begin with.
  • Posts: 7,334 Member

    I've been wanting to begin lifting. I just don't know where to begin, and/or what to begin with.

    @teresamarie46
    A LOT of women love the book New Rules of Lifting for Women. It covers a lot of information and can help you get started. If you have the funds, another option is to get some help from a personal trainer. If you don't, google and youtube are also great sources for tips on proper form and mechanics.

    There is also a great forum on here http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/group/10118-eat-train-progress that has a wealth of information.

    The biggest tips... feel free to start slow. You don't have to go crazy right from the start. Add as you go. Get comfortable. Don't worry about your "numbers" - do the weight that is comfortable, and yet challenging. And before you challenge yourself too much - make sure your form is good.

    My best learning came from taking a video of my form from different angles and then asking my MFP friends for tips. :smile:

    GOOD LUCK! You've got this!
  • Posts: 226 Member
    MireyGal76 wrote: »

    @teresamarie46
    A LOT of women love the book New Rules of Lifting for Women. It covers a lot of information and can help you get started. If you have the funds, another option is to get some help from a personal trainer. If you don't, google and youtube are also great sources for tips on proper form and mechanics.

    There is also a great forum on here http://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/group/10118-eat-train-progress that has a wealth of information.

    The biggest tips... feel free to start slow. You don't have to go crazy right from the start. Add as you go. Get comfortable. Don't worry about your "numbers" - do the weight that is comfortable, and yet challenging. And before you challenge yourself too much - make sure your form is good.

    My best learning came from taking a video of my form from different angles and then asking my MFP friends for tips. :smile:

    GOOD LUCK! You've got this!

    Thank you so much. I do have that same book. I'll see about a personal trainer to get me started, then eventually I can go solo.
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    MireyGal76 wrote: »
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    @MireyGal76 You are an inspiration to me and an awesome role model for your girls. They will grow up learning healthy living is fun and just how you live. Great mom! :smiley:
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    cheers2012 wrote: »
    @MireyGal76 You are an inspiration to me and an awesome role model for your girls. They will grow up learning healthy living is fun and just how you live. Great mom! :smiley:

    @cheers2012. Thank you so very much for these kind words! I am trying so hard to set the right example for my kids - active is great! Healthy living IS fun! I want it to be their normal ☺
  • Posts: 2 Member
    Love this thread. Building up the courage to post my own pic!
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    TwitchyMC wrote: »
    Love this thread. Building up the courage to post my own pic!

    Go for it! You never know who you might inspire!
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