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  1. Money, love, kids, fame, sex, fitness, health, age, positivity, strength, ...

    Not giving a fuck is the hardest challenge there is.

    #Money #love #kids #fame #sex #fitness #health #age #positivity #strength

  2. Watford fitness coach announces departure after four years

    Initially having arrived as rehab coach in 2022, Carmona remained in situ as a sport scientist during the…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Fitness #Health
    newsbeep.com/us/643032/

  3. No shortcuts. No compromises.Just quality that works. ⚡

    Built for lifters who care about what goes inside their body.

    🧬 Better sourcing🏋️ Better performance🔥 Better recovery

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    #Fitness #Gym #WorkoutMotivation #ProteinPowder #Bodybuilder #StrengthTraining

  4. My personal trainer passively watching my form as I work out on Thursday. Can't skip leg day... especially when I gotta keep up with more 40-60 mph wind! I'll have your complete 7-day weather forecast tonight!

    #cat #cats #orangecat #gingercat #Shylo #fitness #exercise #workout #legday #Thursday #weather #catsofmastodon #mastodoncats

  5. My personal trainer passively watching my form as I work out on Thursday. Can't skip leg day... especially when I gotta keep up with more 40-60 mph wind! I'll have your complete 7-day weather forecast tonight!

    #cat #cats #orangecat #gingercat #Shylo #fitness #exercise #workout #legday #Thursday #weather #catsofmastodon #mastodoncats

  6. My personal trainer passively watching my form as I work out on Thursday. Can't skip leg day... especially when I gotta keep up with more 40-60 mph wind! I'll have your complete 7-day weather forecast tonight!

    #cat #cats #orangecat #gingercat #Shylo #fitness #exercise #workout #legday #Thursday #weather #catsofmastodon #mastodoncats

  7. My personal trainer passively watching my form as I work out on Thursday. Can't skip leg day... especially when I gotta keep up with more 40-60 mph wind! I'll have your complete 7-day weather forecast tonight!

    #cat #cats #orangecat #gingercat #Shylo #fitness #exercise #workout #legday #Thursday #weather #catsofmastodon #mastodoncats

  8. My personal trainer passively watching my form as I work out on Thursday. Can't skip leg day... especially when I gotta keep up with more 40-60 mph wind! I'll have your complete 7-day weather forecast tonight!

    #cat #cats #orangecat #gingercat #Shylo #fitness #exercise #workout #legday #Thursday #weather #catsofmastodon #mastodoncats

  9. Donald Trump’s shocking diet and exercise regime in numbers: From 20lb weight loss to eye-opening calorie count

    As Donald Trump approaches his 80th birthday, the 47th President of the United States’ stamina remains a frequent…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #AU #Australia #donaldtrump #GettyImages #Health #whitehouse
    newsbeep.com/au/670484/

  10. Donald Trump’s shocking diet and exercise regime in numbers: From 20lb weight loss to eye-opening calorie count

    As Donald Trump approaches his 80th birthday, the 47th President of the United States’ stamina remains a frequent…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #AU #Australia #donaldtrump #GettyImages #Health #whitehouse
    newsbeep.com/au/670484/

  11. Today's #Workout

    Hamstrings: 4 rounds
    - 5x 35" Nordic hamstring curl hold (10" rest in between)
    - 10 KAS Bridges (35 kg)
    - 5x 5" bottom of Single Leg Romanian Deadlift hold e/s (35 kg)

    Push ups:
    - 3 rounds
    - 10 Triceps Kick Backs e/s (6 kg)
    - 10 DB Pull Overs (6 kg)
    - 10 Negative Push Ups
    - 2 rounds
    - 15-20" Bottom of Push Up Hold
    - 10 Plank transitions

    After yesterday's deadlifts + accessory, I still did some more hamstring work because it feels like my legs are slacking, or I am. And then some push up work because well, it's needed.

    #CrossFit #CrossfitForYoga #Wod #WorkoutOfTheDay #Fitness #GymLife #StrengthTraining #OlympicLifting #Fitodon

  12. Back & Shoulders

    Low Row:
    1. 40kg x 20 reps
    2. 60k x 15 reps
    3. 80kg x 10 reps
    4. 90kg (198lbs) x8 reps

    High Row:
    1. 40kg x 20 reps
    2. 60kg x 15 reps
    3. 80kg x 10 reps
    4. 100kg (220lbs) x 8 reps

    Powergrip Duo Pulldown:
    1. 26kg x 20 reps
    2. 40kg x 15 reps
    3. 54kg x 10 reps
    4. 68kg (150lbs) x 6 reps

    Duo Cable Row:
    1. 40kg x 15 reps
    2. 54kg x 12 reps
    3. 61kg x 10 reps
    4. 68kg (150lbs) x 8 reps

    Supine Front Pulldown:
    1. 40kg x 20 reps
    2. 50kg x 15 reps
    3. 60kg x 12 reps
    4. 70kg (154lbs) x 8 reps

    Duo Lat Pulldown:
    1. 40kg x 15 reps
    2. 47kg x 12 reps
    3. 54kg (119lbs) x 8 reps
    4. 54kg x 8 reps

    Seated Overhead Barbbell Press:
    1. 30kg x 20 reps
    2. 40kg x 15 reps
    3. 50kg (0lbs) x 10 reps
    4. 55kg (121lbs) x 6 reps

    MTS Shoulder Press:
    1. 40kg x 20 reps
    2. 50kg x 15 reps
    3. 60kg (132lbs) x 12 reps
    4. 70kg (154lbs) x 8 reps

    Reverse Peckdeck Flyes:
    1. 32kg x 15 reps
    2. 40kg x 15 reps
    3. 47kg x 10 reps
    4. 55kg (121lbs) x 8 reps
    #blog #bodybuilding #fitness #MentalHealth

  13. What Has Sparked The Reformer Pilates Backlash?

    In the 2010s it was all about high-octane spinning, then barre had a moment, and in lockdown we…
    #NewsBeep #News #US #USA #UnitedStates #UnitedStatesOfAmerica #Fitness #Health #what
    newsbeep.com/us/641453/

  14. Pilates Is Booming; Teachers Share How to Find a Good Instructor

    Hailey Bieber, the Gen Z tastemaker and founder of the billion-dollar skincare brand Rhode, thinks Pilates “might be…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #body #CA #Canada #class #CORE #Exercise #form #Health #heatherandersen #hour #mindfulpractice #people #pilates #pilates-teachermom #QualityControl #strength #studio #time
    newsbeep.com/ca/667294/

  15. Transform your body with versatile dumbbells. Build muscle, burn fat, and stay fit from the comfort of home. High-quality gear for serious results. Don't wait for tomorrow; grab your pair now!

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    #Strength

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  17. Today's #Workout #Patseruurtje

    Warm up 1: 10 mins bike

    Warm up 2: 8 mins AMRAP
    - 3 inchworms
    - 10 banded goodmornings
    - 10 Russian KB swings (12 kg)
    - 5 deadlifts (empty 15 kg bar)
    - 8 single leg Romanian deadlifts e/s (12 kg)

    Strength: Deadlifts 4x 2:30 min
    - 5 deadlifts at 80-85% 1RM
    Tried first round at 80ish % (75 kg) then lowered to 65 kg because I was not keeping brace properly

    Accessory: 16 min EMOM
    - 8 Nordic hamstring curls
    - 15 heel elevated narrow stance goblet squats (12 kg)
    - 40" deadbugs
    - 20 walking lunge steps

    Seems my body is not 100% at the moment, but went, did a workout.

    #CrossFit #CrossfitForYoga #Wod #WorkoutOfTheDay #Fitness #GymLife #StrengthTraining #OlympicLifting #Fitodon

  18. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  19. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  20. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  21. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  22. “shin splints are an emotional drag, too, as they often mean it’s time for a break from #running—derailing #training blocks, #fitness routines, and messing with sleep and mental #wellbeing

    The #Runner’s Survival Guide to Shin Splints
    Most #runners experience aching legs at some point, but ignoring the discomfort can lead to serious long-term injury. Here is how to tell the difference between a simple ache and a medical issue that requires rest outsideonline.com/health/train

  23. Business News Today: Stock and Share Market News, Economy and Finance News, Sensex, Nifty, Global Market, NSE, BSE Live IPO News

    Trade Setup for May 14: Top 15 things to know before the opening bell The Nifty 50 needs…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #businessnews #BusinessNewsToday #CommodityMarket #financenews #Health #IPONews #LiveStockMarket #LiveStockPrice #MarketNews #Moneycontrol #Nifty #Sensex #ShareMarketNews #Trading #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/581966/

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  26. Distance running and finishing books

    I’ve spent the last year fixated on how similar writing books is to distance running. If you treat the task as a singular thing, it can be overwhelming, whereas if you chunk it up into manageable units it becomes entirely doable. If you go by chapter-by-chapter there comes a point at which you suddenly realise you’re almost done. If you break up a race into particular phases (which increasingly for me are defined by when I take the energy gels) something huge starts to feel entirely manageable. The sense of what you can do expands through this dynamic as you get more practiced at doing it. If you just keep showing up consistently, it’s almost magical how something happens which you once wouldn’t have been able to imagine.

    Now that I’m finishing my latest book while also getting close to marathon distance, I realise there’s a difference as well. There’s often a feeling of elation I get towards the end of a long run, particularly for a race. A sense of being entirely in flow, lost in a rhythm that entirely decenters the continual stream of stuff that litters my internal conversation. There’s a joy to getting lost in the process, surrendering to it. I’m reliably forcing myself to stop because I need my dodgy ankle to get used to the distance, rather than because I want to stop. I’ve only once come close to the point where I had to stop and that was a competitive half marathon in torrential rain, when I’d fucked up by going too quickly in the first few miles on a course that was far too hilly for my tastes. Otherwise I don’t want to stop.

    Whereas with the end of a book I want so much to stop. I want it to be over. The pleasure of the process has long since passed. I’m being forced to do it. I know that if I don’t do it the thing I’ve spent so long on will never be read by the people I want to read it. But it’s a slog. Not in the life affirming sense of the half marathon in the rain (I’ve rarely felt more physically uncomfortable nor more viscerally alive than I did when the picture below was taken) but in the “CAN I NOT JUST STOP NOW PLEASE?” sense. This post is a desperate plea to myself to keep going because I’m actually about 4 hours of work away from finishing this ✊

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fXWH9ToFwk

    #books #distanceRunning #fitness #halfMarathon #marathon #running #Training #writing
  27. Distance running and finishing books

    I’ve spent the last year fixated on how similar writing books is to distance running. If you treat the task as a singular thing, it can be overwhelming, whereas if you chunk it up into manageable units it becomes entirely doable. If you go by chapter-by-chapter there comes a point at which you suddenly realise you’re almost done. If you break up a race into particular phases (which increasingly for me are defined by when I take the energy gels) something huge starts to feel entirely manageable. The sense of what you can do expands through this dynamic as you get more practiced at doing it. If you just keep showing up consistently, it’s almost magical how something happens which you once wouldn’t have been able to imagine.

    Now that I’m finishing my latest book while also getting close to marathon distance, I realise there’s a difference as well. There’s often a feeling of elation I get towards the end of a long run, particularly for a race. A sense of being entirely in flow, lost in a rhythm that entirely decenters the continual stream of stuff that litters my internal conversation. There’s a joy to getting lost in the process, surrendering to it. I’m reliably forcing myself to stop because I need my dodgy ankle to get used to the distance, rather than because I want to stop. I’ve only once come close to the point where I had to stop and that was a competitive half marathon in torrential rain, when I’d fucked up by going too quickly in the first few miles on a course that was far too hilly for my tastes. Otherwise I don’t want to stop.

    Whereas with the end of a book I want so much to stop. I want it to be over. The pleasure of the process has long since passed. I’m being forced to do it. I know that if I don’t do it the thing I’ve spent so long on will never be read by the people I want to read it. But it’s a slog. Not in the life affirming sense of the half marathon in the rain (I’ve rarely felt more physically uncomfortable nor more viscerally alive than I did when the picture below was taken) but in the “CAN I NOT JUST STOP NOW PLEASE?” sense. This post is a desperate plea to myself to keep going because I’m actually about 4 hours of work away from finishing this ✊

    #books #distanceRunning #fitness #halfMarathon #marathon #running #Training #writing
  28. Distance running and finishing books

    I’ve spent the last year fixated on how similar writing books is to distance running. If you treat the task as a singular thing, it can be overwhelming, whereas if you chunk it up into manageable units it becomes entirely doable. If you go by chapter-by-chapter there comes a point at which you suddenly realise you’re almost done. If you break up a race into particular phases (which increasingly for me are defined by when I take the energy gels) something huge starts to feel entirely manageable. The sense of what you can do expands through this dynamic as you get more practiced at doing it. If you just keep showing up consistently, it’s almost magical how something happens which you once wouldn’t have been able to imagine.

    Now that I’m finishing my latest book while also getting close to marathon distance, I realise there’s a difference as well. There’s often a feeling of elation I get towards the end of a long run, particularly for a race. A sense of being entirely in flow, lost in a rhythm that entirely decenters the continual stream of stuff that litters my internal conversation. There’s a joy to getting lost in the process, surrendering to it. I’m reliably forcing myself to stop because I need my dodgy ankle to get used to the distance, rather than because I want to stop. I’ve only once come close to the point where I had to stop and that was a competitive half marathon in torrential rain, when I’d fucked up by going too quickly in the first few miles on a course that was far too hilly for my tastes. Otherwise I don’t want to stop.

    Whereas with the end of a book I want so much to stop. I want it to be over. The pleasure of the process has long since passed. I’m being forced to do it. I know that if I don’t do it the thing I’ve spent so long on will never be read by the people I want to read it. But it’s a slog. Not in the life affirming sense of the half marathon in the rain (I’ve rarely felt more physically uncomfortable nor more viscerally alive than I did when the picture below was taken) but in the “CAN I NOT JUST STOP NOW PLEASE?” sense. This post is a desperate plea to myself to keep going because I’m actually about 4 hours of work away from finishing this ✊

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fXWH9ToFwk

    #books #distanceRunning #fitness #halfMarathon #marathon #running #Training #writing
  29. Distance running and finishing books

    I’ve spent the last year fixated on how similar writing books is to distance running. If you treat the task as a singular thing, it can be overwhelming, whereas if you chunk it up into manageable units it becomes entirely doable. If you go by chapter-by-chapter there comes a point at which you suddenly realise you’re almost done. If you break up a race into particular phases (which increasingly for me are defined by when I take the energy gels) something huge starts to feel entirely manageable. The sense of what you can do expands through this dynamic as you get more practiced at doing it. If you just keep showing up consistently, it’s almost magical how something happens which you once wouldn’t have been able to imagine.

    Now that I’m finishing my latest book while also getting close to marathon distance, I realise there’s a difference as well. There’s often a feeling of elation I get towards the end of a long run, particularly for a race. A sense of being entirely in flow, lost in a rhythm that entirely decenters the continual stream of stuff that litters my internal conversation. There’s a joy to getting lost in the process, surrendering to it. I’m reliably forcing myself to stop because I need my dodgy ankle to get used to the distance, rather than because I want to stop. I’ve only once come close to the point where I had to stop and that was a competitive half marathon in torrential rain, when I’d fucked up by going too quickly in the first few miles on a course that was far too hilly for my tastes. Otherwise I don’t want to stop.

    Whereas with the end of a book I want so much to stop. I want it to be over. The pleasure of the process has long since passed. I’m being forced to do it. I know that if I don’t do it the thing I’ve spent so long on will never be read by the people I want to read it. But it’s a slog. Not in the life affirming sense of the half marathon in the rain (I’ve rarely felt more physically uncomfortable nor more viscerally alive than I did when the picture below was taken) but in the “CAN I NOT JUST STOP NOW PLEASE?” sense. This post is a desperate plea to myself to keep going because I’m actually about 4 hours of work away from finishing this ✊

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fXWH9ToFwk

    #books #distanceRunning #fitness #halfMarathon #marathon #running #Training #writing
  30. Distance running and finishing books

    I’ve spent the last year fixated on how similar writing books is to distance running. If you treat the task as a singular thing, it can be overwhelming, whereas if you chunk it up into manageable units it becomes entirely doable. If you go by chapter-by-chapter there comes a point at which you suddenly realise you’re almost done. If you break up a race into particular phases (which increasingly for me are defined by when I take the energy gels) something huge starts to feel entirely manageable. The sense of what you can do expands through this dynamic as you get more practiced at doing it. If you just keep showing up consistently, it’s almost magical how something happens which you once wouldn’t have been able to imagine.

    Now that I’m finishing my latest book while also getting close to marathon distance, I realise there’s a difference as well. There’s often a feeling of elation I get towards the end of a long run, particularly for a race. A sense of being entirely in flow, lost in a rhythm that entirely decenters the continual stream of stuff that litters my internal conversation. There’s a joy to getting lost in the process, surrendering to it. I’m reliably forcing myself to stop because I need my dodgy ankle to get used to the distance, rather than because I want to stop. I’ve only once come close to the point where I had to stop and that was a competitive half marathon in torrential rain, when I’d fucked up by going too quickly in the first few miles on a course that was far too hilly for my tastes. Otherwise I don’t want to stop.

    Whereas with the end of a book I want so much to stop. I want it to be over. The pleasure of the process has long since passed. I’m being forced to do it. I know that if I don’t do it the thing I’ve spent so long on will never be read by the people I want to read it. But it’s a slog. Not in the life affirming sense of the half marathon in the rain (I’ve rarely felt more physically uncomfortable nor more viscerally alive than I did when the picture below was taken) but in the “CAN I NOT JUST STOP NOW PLEASE?” sense. This post is a desperate plea to myself to keep going because I’m actually about 4 hours of work away from finishing this ✊

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7fXWH9ToFwk

    #books #distanceRunning #fitness #halfMarathon #marathon #running #Training #writing
  31. Boxing Gloves Market in Germany | Report – IndexBox

    Germany Boxing Gloves Market 2026 Analys…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #AdvancedClosureSystems(Velcro #boxinggloves #BoxingTraining&Sparring #CompetitiveBoxing/AmateurFights #consumergoodsmarketreport #Ergonomic/AnatomicalHandDesign #Fitness/High-IntensityWorkouts #forecast #Lace-upHybrid) #marketanalysis #MMATraining&Competition #Moisture-Wicking&AntimicrobialLinings #Multi-layerFoamPaddingSystems
    europesays.com/germany/13199/

  32. Rechargeable Bluetooth Earbuds Market in Germany | Report – IndexBox

    Germany Rechargeable Bluetooth Earbuds Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to 20…
    #Germany #DE #Europe #EU #Europa #ActiveNoiseCancellation(ANC) #Bluetooth(5.0+) #consumergoodsmarketreport #Fitness/Workoutaudio #forecast #Gaming/Mediaconsumption #Hands-freecalling #marketanalysis #Music/podcastlistening #rechargeablebluetoothearbuds #Transparency/Awarenessmodes #VoiceAssistantIntegration
    europesays.com/germany/12951/