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I hope this isn’t too late.

1) From Nerd Fitness, I learned that becoming leaner, stronger, and more athletic isn’t an airy goal that few people reach. You need to learn the proper ways to train, commit yourself, take care of your body, and surround yourself with a super awesome Jedi council. This site has been a great place for me to learn all of these principles better and try to find Jedis for my council too. :)

2) I hope to use the Nerd Fitness Academy to become a better sprinter in time for track season. Sprinters are superb athletes who can move well and functionally and have lots of power, along with enviable body composition. Now I may never be competitive, but I really want to have a place to guide me along achieving better overall fitness and athleticism so I can at least learn that art.

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I would love to win a scholarship to the Nerd Fitness Academy! As a mother to two girls, ages 3 years and 6 months, I’ve realized how important it is to be a good role model in terms of fitness. Not weight, not appearance, but fitness. I want to be strong for my girls, to be able to run around, lift them, twirl them, jump rope, and swim without be physically exhausted. I took up running before I got pregnant with my second child, and finished a half marathon. I would love to run another, and knock an hour off my time. Reading Nerd Fitness has also inspired me to try things I never thought possible – now I would LOVE to do a real pull up and a hand stand. I am incredibly lucky to have free access to a gym at work, as money is incredibly tight. I think having a scholarship would help me reach the next level of fitness. I would love to be a success story! Thank you for your blog, and thank you for considering me!

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Cardio: -3 min walking (warm up) -25 min HIIT Interval 1: sprints (10 min) Interval 2: burpees (5 min) Interval 3: inclined sprints (10min) -3 min walking (cool down) Abs:-Raised knee crunches-Standing rolloversx3-Bench knee ups-Plank with hip twistsx3Dollar a Day Training: Downloadable version includes time, incline, and speed specifications for the cardio workout and sets/reps for the ab workout; I included my personal training tips and exercise descriptions for the abs movements.buyFor this week’s combo pack (meal plan & 5 workouts):buy Happy 1st sweat session of the new year! Find a way to make it great and kick of 2014 in the best way you see fit! Fitness Barbie Gym Style: Top & Shorts: Lululemon Shoes: Nike Frees Tip of the Day: Macronutrients vs. micronutrients.

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Hi Everyone!This is Day 30 of the 30 Day Workout Challenge! Congratulations! You have made it to the final day.

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I would love this, it helps me to have structure and guidance. I belonged to a successful well know program for 2 years and while it did help A LOT -60lbs ;) I feel as though I need something more, something new, something challenging. Being apart of NF can be the answer that I’m looking for.

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PETER BOWES: Intermittent fasting: My role in a clinical trial PagesHome About Fitbit Facebook LinkedIn Twitter Research WELCOME! PETER Los Angeles, California, United States I am a British-born, naturalized American, living in California. Based in Los Angeles, I work as a correspondent for BBC television, radio and websites. I post here about what I’m doing, the stories I cover and anything else that moves me. As a triathlete – runner, swimmer and cyclist – I am passionate about health and fitness and the science of human longevity

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academy.nerdfitness.com :)

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Hey Belinda – everything in here is super modifiable. It took me about a year and a half to get my first pullup – they’re super hard. There are workouts for every level, and even our most basic beginner workout can be modified (and we would never expect a beginner to be able to do pullups!)

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12-Minute HIIT No-Equipment Workout Too Cold to Go to the Gym? Try This HIIT Workout at Home! by Self 1/01/14 37 Reactions 3.5K Shares Print 3.3K 114 12 1 Burn major calories and break a sweat with this high-intensity interval training (HIIT) workout from Self — it only takes 12 minutes! Sorry to break it to you, but you’re about to lose the “It’s nasty out so there’s no way I can exercise” excuse. No matter how frigid and frosty it is, you can still squeeze in a super-effective workout from the comfort of your own home — even if you don’t own a single piece of equipment

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