I’ve done it! I’ve completed the whole 12 weeks, plus 4 weeks pre-training! Like I’ve said all along, I loved it! There were times when it was really hard, but I pushed through and I did it! I’ve already written posts reviewing the Pre-Training, Weeks 1-4, and Weeks 5-8, so I won’t talk about them… Continue reading Kayla Itsines Bikini Body Guide Review
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Does 3500 Calories Really Equal 1 Pound Experiment Results for 1 Month
Alright, well the month of July is well and truly over! It’s time to post the results of my “Does 3500 Calories Really Equal 1 Pound” During this experiment I tracked my food intake, my calories burned, my weight, and my body fat and muscle percentages. Unfortunately I lost it around day 22 and starting… Continue reading Does 3500 Calories Really Equal 1 Pound Experiment Results for 1 Month
Kayla Itsines Bikini Body Guide Weeks 5-8 Review
I’m in the home stretch now! On to the last month of the BBG, which means it’s time to review the last 4 weeks! I’m still absolutely loving it! I’m in a great routine now, and look forward to my workouts! The exercises have been switched up a bit and it’s kept it interesting (although… Continue reading Kayla Itsines Bikini Body Guide Weeks 5-8 Review
Kayla Itsines Bikini Body Guide Weeks 1-4 Review
First let me start off by telling you how much I’m LOVING this workout guide! It’s always changing, and is never boring. I was really excited to start Week 1 of the actual work out after finishing the pre-training. I looked at the exercises ahead of time, and thought to myself, “That looks easy! I’ve… Continue reading Kayla Itsines Bikini Body Guide Weeks 1-4 Review
Does 3500 Calories Really Equal 1 Pound?
If you believe everything you read online, you’d know that KFC deep-fries rats, there are hot singles in your neighbourhood waiting to meet you, and 3500 calories is equal to 1 pound. Hang on, that last one actually sounds interesting. This is actually science; 1 pound of fat is the equivalent of 3500 calories of… Continue reading Does 3500 Calories Really Equal 1 Pound?
