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P90X:

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Tone It Up Sandcastle Workout video

Tone It Up Bikini Body Workout with Self Magazine!

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Tone It Up Bikini Body Workout with Self Magazine!

Pop Pilates Till The World Ends video

Pop Pilates Summer Slimdown Part 1 & Part 2

Bodyrock.tv I’m Into You Workout video

skinnyyogagirl’s 1000 Rep Workout

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skinnyyogagirl’s Burning Body Workout

Abs

Pop Pilates Flat Abs Challenge video

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Pop Pilates Slimming Inner Thighs & Calves video

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Pop Pilates Saddlebag Shaver video

Pop Pilates Standing Pilates for Legs, Butt & Obliques video

Pop Pilates Butt Blaster video

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BodyRock.tv Abs Now Workout video (I know it says abs but it works the thighs more)

BodyRock.tv 300 Squats Challenge

skinnyyogagirl’s Legs & Butt Workout

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Dashama Sun Salutations video

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sadienardini 40 minute yoga weight loss videos Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4

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Yogis Anonymous Hurts So Good Power Yoga 95 minute video

Yogis Anonymous Blissed Flow Yoga 90 minute (love love love this one!)

Post Running Stretch video from FlexibleWarriorYoga

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For all my peeps!

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Re blogging this because I am so dumb when it come to workouts!!

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Yes!

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Freudenberg, Germany

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Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.

Bruce Lee (via purplebuddhaproject)

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As for me, I am a watercolor. I wash off.

Anne Sexton (via quotethat)

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♕ Issy & Kimberly

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WHERE IS THE LIE

sexologist

Mass shootings are a men’s issue

There have been 204 mass shootings- and 204 days- in 2015 so far.

And all of the known shooters are men.

If any other segment of society (let’s say for example, people in bowling leagues), and ONLY people in bowling leagues, took up fire arms *daily* and murdered people in movie theaters and hospitals and churches and schools, we’d have every expert, scientist, pundit, and commentator weighing in on what the hell is going on with bowlers. We would have national committees dedicated to learning what about bowling attracts or creates people who are so uniquely violent, in a way that no one else is.

But when men, and exclusively men, are committing these atrocities, no one attributes it to their gender. It’s just accepted that this is what men do. When the 205th shooting this year happens, you’ll ask “did they catch the guy?” Because you know it will be a guy, and it won’t even register that you’ve made this assumption. If you instead found yourself having to ask “did they catch the bowler?” because you were so confident that the latest carnage was caused by someone in a bowling league, because it’s always someone in a bowling league, and it’s never NOT someone in a bowling league, you might better recognize how it’s not a coincidence- there is something about bowling that needs to be seriously examined and changed. Because HELLO- bowlers, and bowlers alone, are shooting up hospitals and supermarkets and classrooms every. single. day.

“It’s mental health.” “It’s not enough good guys with guns.” “It’s violent video games and movies.” “It’s shitty parenting.” “Its getting bullied at school.” “It’s gun laws that are too lax.” “No, It’s gun laws that are too strict.” Or, IT’S FUCKING BOWLERS.

We have to talk about toxic masculinity. We must. We MUST!

Jackson Katz, noted violence prevention expert, says American violence is “overwhelmingly a gendered phenomenon, and any attempt to understand violence therefore requires that we understand it’s relationship to masculinity and manhood.”

He calls this “the crisis of masculinity”, and uses road rage as an example. He said, “people don’t typically think of road rage as a gendered phenomenon, but one recent study showed in 10,000 cases of aggressive driving and road rage, over 95% were males. But you read the editorials in newspapers across the country about the road rage and the articles, essays, and opinion columns, it’s rarely talked about as a masculine or male phenomenon. It’s just a phenomenon on our roadways. If women were doing it- if 95% of road rage was women, you can bet the single issue that would be talked about is why are *women* doing this? What is going on in the gender construction of *women* that caused them to act this way.”

Similarly, gun violence is a male phenomenon. And similarly no one talks about it as men’s gun violence, it’s just plain gun violence, as if all parts of society are doing it, and it’s a generic human problem.

If women, and only women, shot people daily, this would be a problem with women. If bowlers, and only bowlers, shot people daily, this would be a problem with bowlers. But men, and only men, shoot people daily, and it’s a gun problem. A violence problem. And it has nothing to do with men. No.

We have to talk about toxic masculinity. We must. We MUST!

/rant, and I apologize to any folks in bowling leagues out there for using you in my analogy. I’m sure you’re lovely people

sexologist

This thing I wrote back in July is still relevant, except now there have been 352 mass shootings and 336 days in 2015- more than one per day.

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End of paddling season 2011-12!

sothisiswhoweare

This is not my photo, but I love it! Canoeing has quickly become one of my passions. It does so much good for my mind, body, and soul.

Things I'm done with: Making time for people who don't make time for me. Trying to be nice and hang out with people who don't ever try to hang out with me. Things I'll do more of: Take my son for walks (we already spend most of our time outside, but why not spend ALL of it outside) Run (whoooo getting ready for that half marathon) Read Yoga Canoe Lift weights Hike

#personal #11/20/15

memoriesinatrunk

My friend just showed me this shirt. She bought it for her daughter. I need one for my girls too. I screamed when I saw it. It’s so awesome!

baal-hala

the only two women that actually did shit were Susan b Anthony and ammelia earheart.

memoriesinatrunk

Listen up, Fuckboy. I realize you’re some anti-feminist troll, but take a seat because I’m going to give you an education. All of these women “did shit”, not just Susan B. Anthony and Amelia Earhart.

Harriet Tubman was born a slave, beaten so badly that she suffered from epilepsy and severe headaches the rest of her life. Despite everything, she managed to escape slavery. “There was one of two things I had a right to,” she explained later, “liberty or death; if I could not have one, I would have the other.” She created the Underground Railroad and went back to the South time and time again to rescue her family and many other slaves. She worked with Frederick Douglass and other abolitionists. Later in life she worked with the suffragettes, including Susan B. Anthony.

Sally Ride was a physicist and an astronaut. Not only was she the first woman in space, but she was the youngest person to ever travel to space at the time, and is still the youngest American ever to go to space. After her NASA career she was a professor of physics and the director of the California Space Institute. She co-founded a company in 2001 that creates entertaining science programs and publications for upper elementary and middle school students, with a particular focus on girls. She wrote 7 books about space that encouraged children to study science. She was also the first known LGBT astronaut.

Malala Yousafzai is a Pakistani woman who has fought tirelessly for female education. She’s also the youngest ever recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize. Due to her efforts to secure education for women, an Islamic terrorist group attempted to kill her on her way to school. The Taliban has also stated they want her dead. Yet, she’s continued her fight for the education of women and female children in Pakistan. She’s spoke to the UN and during a meeting with President Obama, she confronted him about his use of drone strikes in Pakistan. She’s done all this and she’s only 17.

Rosa Parks was an African American Civil Rights activist. She refused to obey orders to give up her seat on a bus, resisting segregation laws. Her defiance and the defiance of others led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott, which were important events in the Civil Rights Movement. She worked for civil rights and educational organizations for the rest of her life. She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Congressional Gold Medal and was the first woman and second non-US government official to lie in honor in the Capital Rotunda.

These women did a lot, what exactly have you done? What are your accomplishments?

You go ahead and continue to sit in your mom’s basement, wearing your Meninist t-shirt, and trolling people on the internet. I’ll be over here raising the next generation of women who are going to get shit done and help make this world a better place.