Reblogging this image always gives me a kick @ the confused reactions hehehe. This is not a typo. This is not confusing mass with density/volume. Strength training ftw.

Reblogging this image always gives me a kick @ the confused reactions hehehe. This is not a typo. This is not confusing mass with density/volume. Strength training ftw.

I ADORE your blog. Follow back? Advice for being a better runner? Im on the cross country and track varsity teams, freshman year, but i'm looking to improve both my distance and sprint times.highwaist-tanlines

Thank you!! :3 I followed you back, dear. :)

As for advice, all I can suggest is you push yourself faster when you sprint. Work on decreasing your time within the same distance. Also, sprinting uphill against resistance will help you gain strength to spring faster.

As for long distance, that comes with practice. The more you run long distance the more endurance you gain. Also with distance, you can’t exert yourself hard. You need to pace yourself and figure out which stride suites you best that won’t exhaust you.

I hope this helps! :)

I've a big desire to run but i have no time or i'm too ashamed to go out and run along the people. Morning i have to get up early and then i'm too sleepy and i dont think i can get up earlier to go to run and i dont know what to do. Any advices?Anonymous

Why are you ashamed to go run alongside people? Especially when it’s people you don’t know? Trust me, no one is looking at you or caring that you’re doing your own thing girl. 

Start off walking for a few days. And then when you get more comfortable with people being around you, jog. 

There is absolutely nothing to be ashamed, embarrassed  or feel self conscious about. Everyone starts somewhere! Don’t allow yourself to make silly excuses that prevent you from doing something you have a passion and desire for. :)

Hey! As a high school student, i want to get fit, but i also need to keep up with my grades, can you give me some advice on how to balance a good workout out routine and schoolwork?Anonymous

It depends how much school work you have. You don’t need to workout 6x a week for 1-2 hours each day. That’s a bit overwhelming and can be stressful when you feel like you ABSOLUTELY HAVE TO workout. Ya know? 

I suggest picking workout days on days when you don’t have as much schoolwork to do. Weekends are great for this. On a Saturday just spend 1-2 hours outside walking around or riding your bike. If you have a track, jog on it. If you live in the city, explore the shoppes. You’ll enjoy it more than being couped up indoors or inside a gym.

You can do pilates/yoga inside your home during the week. Go to bed an hour earlier, wake up an hour earlier so you have the house to yourself and just do a quick workout in the morning before school. It will wake you up and relax you so you’re not as stressed out. 

Stick to 2-3 days of working out and focus on a clean diet. If you can get to a gym, even better.

Hell, you’re in high school. Stay after school and use their weight room. Schools typically provide busses to take you home afterward. 

Honestly, you can turn any space into a good workout. Your bedroom, your backyard. You just need initiative. There’s no such things as a “good” or “bad” workout as long as you push yourself to improve each time. Go longer, faster, harder per rep. 

Get a jump rope. Jump anywhere.

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Get a bike. Bike anywhere.

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Get roller blades/skates. Skate anywhere.

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Yoga, in your room. In the garage. In the living room. On the kitchen counter… loljk. Or maybe ;) Outside.. etc.

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Jogging/running/squats/lunges/hopping/sprinting/walking/running up and down stadium steps

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Lifting weights

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The options are endless. Just workout when you have time. Doing something closer to home will increase the chances of you working out than driving to a gym. Hope this helps. :)

My Workout For Monday March 11

I earned 260 points for my workout on Fitocracy!


  • Elliptical Trainer +240 pts

    • 1:00:00 (+240 pts)
    • 1.38 mi; 840 cal; HR: 180… Good.
  • Weighted Sit-Up +20 pts

    • 10 lb x 10 reps (+10 pts)
    • 10 lb x 10 reps (+10 pts)

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My Workout For Saturday March 09

I earned 709 points for my workout on Fitocracy!


  • Elliptical Trainer +240 pts

    • 1:00:00 (+240 pts)
    • 1.32 mi; 710 cal; HR: 187-188… Yay progress.
  • Machine Back Extension +32 pts

    • 70 lb x 10 reps (+16 pts)
    • 70 lb x 10 reps (+16 pts)
  • Seated Cable Row +91 pts

    • 50 lb x 8 reps (+29 pts)
    • 60 lb x 8 reps (+31 pts)
    • 60 lb x 8 reps (+31 pts)
  • Lat Pulldown +64 pts

    • 50 lb x 8 reps (+20 pts)
    • 60 lb x 8 reps (+22 pts)
    • 60 lb x 8 reps (+22 pts)
  • Dips - Chest Version +48 pts

    • 8 reps || assisted || 30 lb (+16 pts)
    • 8 reps || assisted || 30 lb (+16 pts)
    • 8 reps || assisted || 30 lb (+16 pts)
  • Leg Press +87 pts

    • 130 lb x 10 reps (+28 pts)
    • 140 lb x 10 reps (+29 pts)
    • 150 lb x 10 reps (+30 pts)
  • Abductor Machine +52 pts

    • 70 lb x 5 reps (+12 pts)
    • 70 lb x 5 reps (+12 pts)
    • 70 lb x 8 reps (+14 pts)
    • 70 lb x 8 reps (+14 pts)
    • Owwieee :( why am I so weak here?!
  • Adductor Machine +45 pts

    • 80 lb x 8 reps (+15 pts)
    • 80 lb x 8 reps (+15 pts)
    • 80 lb x 8 reps (+15 pts)
  • Glute Kickback +50 pts

    • 50 lb x 5 reps (+12 pts)
    • 50 lb x 5 reps (+12 pts)
    • 50 lb x 8 reps (+13 pts)
    • 50 lb x 8 reps (+13 pts)

Think you can beat me, or want to comment?

Fitocracy is the social fitness community that has helped hundreds of thousands level up their fitness. Start your fitness transformation today!

Now available for free on both iPhone and Android!

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