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Being a full-time mom and business owner is unbelievably rewarding and fulfilling. I get to do what I love with and for the people I love, and I also get to travel often. This also means that I’m often short on time and/or in a place where my fitness equipment is limited.

 

I absolutely love HIIT workouts because they allow me to make the best use of my time when it’s in short supply. And I especially love bodyweight only workouts like this one because they give me workout options no matter where I am in the world.

 

 

What is it:

Body weight HIIT workout (no equipment needed and easy to do at home!)

 

Who is this workout for:

Everyone! Whether you are a beginner who isn’t using weights yet, or and advanced GGS who finds herself without equipment–this workout is for you.

 

How to do it:

This workout is time based. You’ll need either an interval timer or an interval timing app, and you’ll perform 20 seconds of each exercise, no breaks.

 

What are the exercises:

  • Reptile Walkout
  • Jump Squat
  • Pushup
  • Reverse Lunge
  • Rolling Plank
  • Hinge Jump

 

Sets/Reps/Rounds:

  • Perform each of the 6 exercises for 20 seconds each, no rest. Then rest for 60 seconds.
  • Perform 3-5 rounds

 

Where this fits in your program

This can be a stand-alone workout when you’re short on time (after a quick, dynamic warm-up). You can also use it as a conditioning finisher after a strength training workout.

 

 

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Jess Foung recently explained a bunch of smart, savvy ways to use your herb stems (TLDR: Don’t throw those things out!). A reader added another ingenious tip — I never would have guessed this works!

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Q: I’m looking for some make-ahead or portable savory breakfast options. While I love a good muffin or yogurt, I just don’t have much of a sweet tooth, and really prefer savory foods.

Sent by Erica

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We all have those friends who pigeonhole themselves into the beer-drinking category. Maybe they had a bad first wine experience, or perhaps they haven’t even started to explore the world of wine yet. I say, “Why choose sides?”

Choosing a wine style similar to the style of beer you enjoy is a good way to make the transition. Finding a good wine match for a beer-lover is all about pairing weight, texture, and notes — like fruit, herbs, and earth.

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From Apartment Therapy → Storage Sharing Etiquette for Roommates: How To Master Splitting the Fridge & Other Small Space

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2015-06-29-Marge-Perry-Burgers-7 This post was originally published on this site

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This is unimaginably better than a burger merely topped with guacamole. In this love child of a burger and guacamole, the guac is mixed right in with the ground chicken, making its presence felt in every bite.

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froth-milk-cappucino-19 This post was originally published on this site

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Most of us are addicted to caffeine. We drink it every morning out of habit, but also to give us a much-needed boost to get us going or to help us face the day. Caffeine is a stimulant targeting the central nervous system and it does a really good job of combating drowsiness and helping us feel more awake.

However, past a certain time in the day, many of us avoid caffeine for fear it may lead to a sleepless, restless night, so we turn to decaf. Let’s explore some of the ways that caffeine is removed from coffee.

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