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Triumvirate wrote:What’s a good app or watch that can track run distance, pace, etc. I’ve been using map my run by under armor but I kind of hate carrying my phone on runs and would prefer a watch. Also just like hearing other app suggestions in case the only economical thing right now is to continue using my phone
If you hate carrying your phone I’d get a running belt to keep it in. I know the Nike run club app has an option to read out your pace every mile/km or half mile and tell you all that. I’ve found running belts much comfier than an arm band. If you want a watch you can’t go wrong with a garmin. You can get an old one for under $100 like the forerunner 25. I have one and it still works fine for pace/distance. And of course you can go as fancy as you want. You can go older but I think that’s about when they added bt connectivity from watch to phone.


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Triumvirate wrote:
Wed Jun 05, 2019 4:55 am
What’s a good app or watch that can track run distance, pace, etc. I’ve been using map my run by under armor but I kind of hate carrying my phone on runs and would prefer a watch. Also just like hearing other app suggestions in case the only economical thing right now is to continue using my phone
Strava is a good app. Garmin makes great watches and the low-end ones are pretty affordable and work fine (forerunner 25, vivoactive line, etc). If you want something with a lot of fancy features at a better price than Garmin, Coros makes good watches as well.

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Any recommendations on a good reliable scale? I have weigh ins for competitions so I need it to be accurate-ish. :)

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sharkbaait wrote:
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Have any of you tried meg squats strength programming?


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Has anyone tried Massy Arias’ programs? If so, were they worth the money? She has a sick body even after a baby, but I don’t know if she has certifications or if her guides are worth purchasing. I’m trying to get rid of my mom pooch so any other good fitness guides pit out by certified trainers who are moms would be appreciated.

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good girl wrote:
sharkbaait wrote:
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Have any of you tried meg squats strength programming?


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Hey thank y’all for the run app and watch recommendations!!

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sharkbaait wrote:
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So I have a Nikki type of body - naturally square with practically no curves. I feel like she's always had a nice booty from the side but from behind it's blah, not rounded or full looking and mine is the same, ugh. I know it's partially genetics but what exercises do you guys recommend to really work the side butt?

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Has anyone had any experience with and/or idea about Leah Casciano's workout program for sale?

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Knoximus wrote:
Fri Jun 14, 2019 4:07 pm
So I have a Nikki type of body - naturally square with practically no curves. I feel like she's always had a nice booty from the side but from behind it's blah, not rounded or full looking and mine is the same, ugh. I know it's partially genetics but what exercises do you guys recommend to really work the side butt?
Banded lateral walks give the best burn for me (choose a heavy band and go very slow, about 5secs/step, (focus on mind muscle connection)

Also doing more unilateral exercises helps

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has anyone tried any of katie sonier's guides? i "accquired" her booty program 2.0 and it looks awesome

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herroyalshyness wrote:
Mon Jun 17, 2019 1:38 pm
has anyone tried any of katie sonier's guides? i "accquired" her booty program 2.0 and it looks awesome
She's strong as hell, so I bet her program is much better than most other generic booty guides.

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aerialmindful wrote:
Tue Jun 18, 2019 10:47 pm
herroyalshyness wrote:
Mon Jun 17, 2019 1:38 pm
has anyone tried any of katie sonier's guides? i "accquired" her booty program 2.0 and it looks awesome
She's strong as hell, so I bet her program is much better than most other generic booty guides.
you are so right! i love how strong she is and her approach to strength training is very no-nonsense. but yeah the program is pretty much all supersets and a shit ton of hip thrust variations so very challenging and def not like the run of the mill booty guides

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Does anyone have any pointers/tips on how to do Cable Pull Throughs properly?
I’m doing this new training program, very different stuff than I was used to (powerlifting style) and even though I’m liking it so far, I still struggle with some exercises like hip thrusts and cable pull throughs. One of the days is glutes focused and I feel so stupid. I don't think I can engage the glutes, if that makes sense...
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good girl wrote:
Mon Jun 17, 2019 7:37 am
Knoximus wrote:
Fri Jun 14, 2019 4:07 pm
So I have a Nikki type of body - naturally square with practically no curves. I feel like she's always had a nice booty from the side but from behind it's blah, not rounded or full looking and mine is the same, ugh. I know it's partially genetics but what exercises do you guys recommend to really work the side butt?
Banded lateral walks give the best burn for me (choose a heavy band and go very slow, about 5secs/step, (focus on mind muscle connection)

Also doing more unilateral exercises helps
Thank you very much!

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Okay so I realized I asked about meg squats recently but now I am realizing I need more functional workouts.
Any recommendations on those? I have considered natacha oceanes but unsure if anyone else has better options
Thanks!!


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I'm not a super heavy lifter but working up to it. Do you think it's worth it to go ahead and snag a lifting belt now to help with keeping my form good and my back straight? I've never used one.

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fritzness wrote:
Fri Jul 12, 2019 3:43 pm
I'm not a super heavy lifter but working up to it. Do you think it's worth it to go ahead and snag a lifting belt now to help with keeping my form good and my back straight? I've never used one.
I'm no expert.. I think you should first practice and be comfortable with bracing and keeping your core tight before trying on a belt. Belts help with abdominal pressure and stability so you can lift heavier. But IMO it's nice to have decent core strength.

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