ππ Chest
WEEKLY CHALLENGE:
Equipment needed: dumbbells or canned goods + kettlebell or something with a handle.Β
Here are a few more Fit2B workouts that include wonderful work for your chest. As always, remember that these parallel workouts are merely suggestions, not obligations. You are successfully “completing your challenge” of doing a year of weekly workouts if you do the featured routine each week. Let that be enough, but you can do more if you wish.
Moving thought:Β Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States, killing 299,578 women in 2017βor causing aboutΒ 1 in every 5Β female deaths, according to the CDC. Smoking, physical inactivity, and diabetes are the most commonly listed risk factors for heart disease.Β However, women who exercise, donβt smoke, and donβt have diabetes may have these lesser known risk factors:Β Breath holding patterns during stress, Loss of estrogen during peri/menopause, Chronically tight chest muscles, Core dysfunction (i.e. Diastasis Recti), and a Cynical mindset. Read the research and learn more about you can protect your chest health in simple, everyday ways here.
Quote Of The Week:
βSometimes you have to keep things very close to your own chest in your life.”
–Mary, Crown Princess of Denmark
HOW TO PARTICIPATE:
- Make the featured routine ONE of the workouts or videos that you choose this week, even if you only do part of it.
- Reach out if you need suggestions for different workouts to round out your week. We are here for you!
- Join the conversation or start it below in the comments! Check out what others have done, share ideas, offer encouragement, or get encouragement from those who’ve done this week before you!
COMMENT PROMPTS:
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Share what you think of the featured routine.
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Share what workouts youβre doing and how they felt to your mind and body.
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Respond with your thoughts on the βWord/Phrase of The Week.β
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Ask for help with anything: workout ideas, mindset, motivation, alternates for the featured routine, anything!
Beth