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onefitmodel:

ever-upward:

800meters:

Fitspiration: Laura Hollander lost 40 pounds from sophomore year to senior year. By eating healthy and training really hard she was able to transform herself from an average high school runner to one of the best in the nation. 

Alright, there’s hope for me yet. *breathes sign of relief* 

holy moly that’s impressive

(Source: thirtytwohundred, via toethefinishline)

fitsparrow:

beforeandafterfatlosspics:

Figured it was as good a time as any to submit my before and after.
Picture in the center was taken about 4 years ago at my heaviest. I was oblivious. Looking back I don’t remember feeling that big, just uncomfortable and unhealthy.
For the next 3 years I would do they typical, “Oh shit, summer’s coming—better lose weight” song and dance I’m sure we’re all familiar with. I never lost more than 10 or so pounds and would usually gain it back once sweater season hit.
Finally, after graduating college and having extra time on my hands, I decided it was about damn time to get serious. Honestly my original motivation was curiosity. I was curious to see what I could look like, excuses and genetics aside.
A little over a year later, I’ve lost about 25-30 pounds and gained a ton of muscle. My first success came with the Insanity program. But I really owe all of my continued success and progress to CrossFit. I started the Monday after I completed Insanity and haven’t looked back.
That, coupled with an 80/20 paleo diet, has really opened my eyes to what it means to be fit and healthy—main point being it’s a lifestyle, not something you switch on according to season.
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I can’t wait to graduate so I can finally do this holy cow

thehealthywarrior:

livehappyagain:

yes, I still have a tummy pooch, I’m working on it!

do each of these exercises for 30 secs!
low plank dips, low plank rocks, side planks (do both sides, 15 sec each), & plank jacks.
take a min break!!
now do the next four exercises or 30 secs!
plank runs, in & outs, knee to alt. arm, & knee to elbows.
take a min break!

repeat this 3 times!!

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