Posted on June 20, 2012, in Motivation and tagged b9 fusion, barre n9ne, empty the gas tank, julianna osburn, lean and tone, stefanie sweeney. Bookmark the permalink. 8 Comments.
*Samantha*

425 pounds on the left, 300 pounds on the right!
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Welcome to my blog!
I'm *Samantha - a 30-yr old from Boston who is working on leading a healthy and happy life while losing weight. At my heaviest I was 424 pounds (Jan 2010). I am currently right around 310. I have tried a million weight-loss plans (including 90 go rounds with WW) until finally realizing the best plan for me was counting calories, recording and tracking everything I eat (on MyFitnessPal) and finding an exercise program I love. Barre n9ne has fulfilled that need and has given me more than I ever expected from a workout!
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LOVE that picture. Still can’t stop laughing
And yes, this morning’s class was sweatastic!! as was last night’s fusion
I agree, try and avoid the heat and stay inside and get on that ‘mill! you got this
That picture has it exactly right
I’m headed to Endurance tonight, where there is a/c but I know we will sweat buckets anyway. Tomorrow I will do gardening and yoga in the morning and then happily allow myself to be lazy for the rest of the day!
I’m ALL ABOUT leaving nothing left on that mat by the end of class, and leaving nothing left on the ground after a run. I want to never wonder “what if…I pushed harder, held on longer, etc.” I want to know I gave it my all. It is DAMN gratifying, isn’t it??
I generallly don’t think I do well at ANYTHING in barre, but I swear I owned the grey ball in the knee thing today.
You’ve totally made me think! I usually pull though ‘Oh I couldn’t possibly work out anymore’ trick when I actually could. Tomorrow morning that workout is MINE!
Great philosophy. I used to be on the swim team and our coach always said if we didn’t feel like throwing up at the end of a workout, then we didn’t push ourselves hard enough.
WOW, such great words of encouragement. You are just dead on the money with your comments. Great post! I will be back soon to read more
I love the plank pictures!! I am learning how to do planks this week, normally I just dag around on the exercise bike and cross training machine, without really putting much effort into it. You have now motivated me to go MUCH harder.