r/justgalsbeingchicks • u/loud_as_pudding • Aug 18 '26
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u/mind_deficient Aug 18 '26
Imma need the intro to intro class plz
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u/Fun-Dimension5196 Aug 18 '26
Replace my cinder block with a lego block
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u/mind_deficient Aug 18 '26
Look just replace it with a chair so I can sit for a quick sec.
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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Aug 19 '26
Also if you could put that chair in an Arby's and we can skip the exercise and just eat curly fries
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u/Appropriate_Ratio835 Aug 19 '26
You ever dipped them in the cheese sauce?? Whew that's living 🌝
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u/Same-Suggestion-1936 Aug 19 '26
I'll have to try but I do the honey mustard or horsey sauce (why don't more fast food joints have horseradish sauce it ain't exactly fresh horseradish so not hard to get, or that much more expensive than other condiments), or plain is just fine
I don't think I've ever had their cheese sauce outside a beef n cheddar. Not a wrong way to eat curly fries though
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u/Frequent_Opportunist Aug 19 '26
The only reason most people can't still do this is because they sit around in chairs all day and their tendons shortened up plus the muscle waste. Add slouching and tech neck then you're really screwed.
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u/Ijustwanttosayit Aug 18 '26
https://giphy.com/gifs/xT3i0ROjD2YpuTqizu
I think I found it. See you on Saturday!
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u/Carbon-Base Aug 18 '26
She told us to go straight to Super Weenie Hut Jrs, not even normal Weenie Hut Jrs 😭
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u/Ijustwanttosayit Aug 18 '26
Weenie Hut Jrs is the intro class. Super is the intro to the intro 🤷♀️
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u/pookinator5000 Aug 18 '26
The way I'd immediately eat shit and chip a tooth. 🙈😅
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u/kelly_r1995 Aug 18 '26
I’d leave w a goose egg on my forehead when I miss the step.
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u/socialmediaignorant Aug 18 '26
Skid down my shin, chip a tooth, bang my head and end up with an ER bill in the thousands so I could try to even look one ounce of as fit as this badass.
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u/hellohexapus Aug 18 '26
This weekend I was going up the steps to the kitchen with my full lunch bowl in hand. Steps I've taken multiple times a day for the past 2 years. At the last step I raised my foot half an inch lower than necessary and tripped. My shin slammed against the edge of the step and the bowl flew out of my hand, sending a beautiful smoked salmon salad (with dressing, mind you) in a graceful arc ten feet wide across the kitchen.
The palm-size bruise on my shin is rivalled only by the bruise to my ego. And while I found all the salmon (much to my cat's dismay), I am still finding shreds of lettuce in random locations several days later.
So yeah, I would need both crutches and dentures ten minutes into this workout class.
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u/Scrappyl77 Aug 18 '26
Man I'd immediately eat shit, chop a tooth and break an arm.
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u/Ok-Following-5001 Aug 18 '26
How I read “immediately shit and chip a tooth” and thought yes those two activities would probably happen to me as well 😂😂
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u/SophisticatedScreams Aug 18 '26
Agreed. That is TERRIFYING if it's a regular cinder block lol. If it's some sort of super-heavy workout block, I guess it's fine, but it moves like a cinder block.
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u/AlfredoCheeseSauce Aug 18 '26
i heard it's a super cinderblock, with 20% more rocks sand to make it really abrasive.
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u/CitizenHuman Aug 18 '26
Yeah, give me this soft yoga blocks instead of these cinder blocks please, I'd like to leave the gym with a gash across my forehead.
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u/anas-math Aug 18 '26
I was just thinking I would’ve made that class an uncomfortable situation for everyone lol
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u/TwoBionicknees Aug 19 '26
what, the block doesn't look high, that ain't what's impressive, it's her hurling herself that high in the air with each push, the extension on her leg kicks, it's the energy she's putting into every movement. most people there are struggling to do at least some of the movements well and none of them keep up the energy she's giving.
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u/Ok_Mango_6887 Aug 18 '26
My dumbass can’t even figure out how she’s doing what she’s doing!
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u/TwoBionicknees Aug 19 '26
she's one of those people who wake up in the morning with energy and doesn't feel like a nap after breakfast like the rest of us do.
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u/MikeTheImpaler Aug 18 '26
I'd immediately throw my back out trying this. I'd get competitive trying to keep up and get humbled instantaneously.
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u/Apprehensive-Pop-201 Aug 18 '26
My God. I fell forty times just watching her. Now I have a head injury and can't get up.
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u/kelly_r1995 Aug 18 '26
The flexibility, the stamina, and the balance needed to be that quick with it is crazy amounts of discipline. She’s a tank.
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u/sassybeez Aug 18 '26
Yes! I was just thinking about the stamina! I got tired watching one minute of that video. That girl can hang like a champ!
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u/SagariKatu Aug 19 '26
It's not just the stamina. That comes with exercising. It's the intensity. Everybody else is getting a hell of a workout too, but she's giving it a %100.
Kinda like the ivan drago meme, if I die, I die. But she's not giving %90 to make sure she lasts the whole training session. She's giving it her all, pushing her limits in every move while keeping the pace. Which makes it even harder, 'cause if you lift your legs higher or jump higher, you gotta be even faster to keep up.
I'm saving the video for motivation, I fucking love this!
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u/TrulyOutrageous42 Aug 19 '26
Legit, people might look at her walking down the street and think she eats normally and isn't athletic, but she absolutely kills it constantly to have that energy combined with control and focus. This is a gal who eats well because she's going to become a stick figure if she doesn't.
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u/possibly_being_screw Aug 19 '26
I was thoroughly impressed by the first ~20 seconds.
And then she does the toes to finger tips move. This girl running on diesel
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u/who_says_poTAHto Aug 19 '26
And totally superficially, I look like a drowned rat when I sweat that much. She literally looks like a goddess coated in glass. How can she have it all??
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u/HGpennypacker Aug 18 '26
I’m getting former cheerleader.
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u/blueembroidery Aug 18 '26
I think nearly all of these videos where 1 woman in the class are tearing it up are cheerleaders! The form especially is so familiar
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u/burlycabin Aug 18 '26
They're always cheerleaders and dancers I feel like.
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u/EtherealHeart5150 Aug 19 '26
Ex dancer here, that looks crazy. All I can think off is her tendons and ligs, they are taking a beating. 100% pro right there, the precision alone not to roll the ankle or the knee not buckling is insane.
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u/AnguavonUW Aug 19 '26
Right? 15 years of ballet and, even at my peak, I couldn't do what she's doing. Next level
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u/stashtv Aug 19 '26
Dancing background for sure, possibly sprint/track work. That's serious work.
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u/EventGroundbreaking4 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
Earlier today I successfully cut all my toenails on one foot iwiithout blacking out.
Personal milestone in flexibility, stamina and balance.10
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u/SatisfactionBitter37 Aug 18 '26
I want whatever is fueling this lady!!! I need 1/4 of this energy.
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u/DETRITUS_TROLL Aug 18 '26
The more you exercise the more energy you have.
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u/SashimiX Aug 18 '26
Not if you have chronic fatigue issues, which more and more of us have post-covid sadly
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u/Doomgriever Aug 18 '26
Thank you! My doctor keep saying if I exercise I'll have more energy and sleep better, but since I got covid none of that is true. I have 10% the energy I used to have since Covid, and I only lose energy by exercising, and my sleep gets disrupted as well. Still exercise 5 days a week, but I hate how doctors totally dismiss chronic fatigue, especially in correlation to post-covid =(
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u/A_Simple_Prop Aug 18 '26
Be really careful and, if you haven’t already, try to find a new provider who actually understands/ treats CFS/ME as too much exercise/ exertion can cause crashes which people don’t always recover from. 🫶
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u/A_Simple_Prop Aug 19 '26
What you’re describing sounds a lot like what my friend who has CFS/ ME describes (she also got it after having COVID, then it got worse after the second time she had COVID) including the poor quality sleep. Try and find a doctor that is knowledgeable about CFS/ME.
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u/AnguavonUW Aug 19 '26
Yeah, I was on the front lines of COVID working at a homeless shelter. I've gotten it a total of 7 times over the last 6 years. I was ok until the 4th time. Now,.in combination with a brutal menopause, my quality of life SUCKS.
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u/BethanyHipsEnjoyer Aug 19 '26
I would definitely get a sleep study done as well. You absolutely don't have to be overweight to have sleep apnea. The daytime sleepiness plus consistently unrefreshing/fragmented sleep and waking during the night are worth getting checked out. It could absolutely coexist with Long COVID too, so I wouldn't assume it has to be one or the other.
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u/mannadee Aug 19 '26
Whoa, props for exercising 5 days a week, but yeah please look into ME/CFS as you could actually be worsening your condition. I’ve had long covid since 2022 and I’m back to ~90% of my pre-infection energy levels. The #1 thing that has helped me is LDN (low-dose naltrexone), which interrupts the inflammation feedback loop and is the new standard many providers use to treat long covid. #2 is nattokinase, which has been shown in clinical studies to break down the lingering spike proteins left behind after a Covid infection that cause all the issues. The LDN got me out of my downward spiral and able to build back my strength & nervous system capacity, and the nattokinase is raising my baseline wellbeing so if I miss a day of LDN I don’t instantly feel like I have a fever and need to spend the next day lying down in a dark silent room
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u/CelticSnakes Aug 19 '26
These people saying “you just need to exercise more” seriously need to experience chronic pain and crushing fatigue every damned day. Feels like a vice grip around my heart and body most days.
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u/plantlady2009 Aug 19 '26
This may not be a solution for you. But I also get fatigued from working out - also insomnia. Particularly high intensity cardio. I take creatine on those days and it helps big time. Slow COMT genes can be responsible for that feeling after working out. Creatine helps process those neurotransmitters. Worth a try.
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u/cubixy2k Aug 19 '26
Yup. This. Post Covid, FML.
God forbid I get an intense workout in, I'm knocked out for a week.
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u/courcake Aug 18 '26
Thank you. Came here to say this. This would ruin me lmao
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u/LurkLurkleton1 Aug 18 '26
In your defense, I dont have those issues and this would ruin me lol
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u/Phoneas__and__Frob Aug 18 '26
Autoimmune disorder...I just took an hour nap after work because I literally couldn't open my eyes due to fatigue. My eyelids were throbbing.
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u/Luckiest_Creature Aug 18 '26
So real😭 when I am consistently lifting, I require a solid 10 hours of sleep to not always be dragging. If I’m just generally active with no major exercise/not going to the gym, I only need 8.
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u/NSAevidence Official Gal Aug 18 '26
Yeah, with thyroid issues, iron deficiency and asthma, I've been tired my whole life. At least I'm old enough now I don't hear "you're too young to be tired" anymore
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u/farfaraway Aug 18 '26
I went for a 5k run yesterday. Today I'm laid up in bed with a twitching angry back.
I call bullshit :(
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u/SomeTheyCallMePig5O Aug 18 '26
That doesn’t work for everyone. I have asthma, so my lungs give up loooong before my muscles do. No amount of energy will make my lungs work properly during a prolonged exercise.
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u/somereasonableadvice Aug 18 '26
I used to get appalling exercise induced asthma, and then a friend finally was like ‘you should never need to use your ventolin if your asthma is well managed.’ I finally got on a proper preventer (called Alvesco in Aus), and now I NEVER get symptoms. I ran a half marathon without any asthma!
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u/MiniRems Aug 18 '26
My friend finally told her doctor last year that she "only uses her inhaler three or four times a day, so it's really not that bad". I think I heard the doctors eyes roll from 20 miles away at my house 😆 She's now on a maintenance med and was able to do a 5 mile hike without her rescue inhaler. Best part: She's a critical care nurse who specializes in respiratory care 🤦♀️
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u/potatostews Aug 18 '26
Always amazes me when people can get through a workout like this. This is incredible. She's not just getting through it, she's fucking killing it! Those high kicks 🫡
I'd be dry heaving in the corner.
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u/Ssspppaaaccceeesss 💝 2026 Galentine! 💝 Aug 18 '26
I would be so done 30 seconds in. She’s a champ
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u/OccultMachines Aug 19 '26
I've taken exercise classes a tenth of this intensity and thrown up afterwards.
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u/percbish Aug 18 '26
Watching a second time and see everyone tapping out in the background 😭😮💨 (and the lady in the beige bodysuit hitting the stanky leg)
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u/jk-9k Aug 19 '26
And the dude pointing all "this shit. This shit right here. I ain't gonna do that but y'all need to see this shit"
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u/EconomistThat4814 Aug 18 '26
To me, she looks like a former cheerleader by the way she holds herself - there's definitely years of some kind of training in there. She has an athletic ability I can only dream of having.
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u/Fairgoddess5 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 19 '26
That would track. She’s not only doing the workout, she’s ADDING extra flourishes. My jaw dropped and just kept dropping thru the whole video.
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u/RockStarNinja7 Aug 19 '26
Literally I saw her figure before the video even started moving and I thought this girl is the base of that pyramid and she can throw a mean discus.
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u/Fantastic-Bit7657 Aug 19 '26
I was thinking the exact same thing. Her upper body positions make me think she used to be a cheerleader or on a serious dance team. Not to mention those high kicks!
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u/Dont_Judge_this-Book Aug 19 '26
This makes way more sense. Drill team or something because this is not normal 😅
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u/MiddleKlutzy8568 Aug 19 '26
Thats what I think too. Shes giving real cheerleader energy, which… is exhausting just to watch 😆
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u/AnguavonUW Aug 19 '26
Yep. Other people are saying dancer but I was involved w/ballet for 15 years and at my best I couldn't do this. This is next level athleticism and cheerleading / gymnastics is the answer.
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u/CanuckyBender Aug 18 '26
Proof that you don't have to be a size 2 to be fit as fuck. Girl's rockin it and making it look easy.
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u/nanon_2 Aug 18 '26
What are her knees made of? Damn. Mine are cracking just watching this.
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u/No_Constant7541 Aug 18 '26
I was literally thinking the same thing. My knees could never lol
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u/CorporateCuster Aug 19 '26
Her knees aren’t gonna either. If she does this weekly for 2 years fine. Afterwards it’s a guessing game
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u/magpepper Aug 18 '26
My knee popped into a weird position just watching her, if I tried this it would spontaneously explode.
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u/Technical-Mess-9687 Aug 18 '26
Remember that myth that we only use 3% of our brain? Watching this I feel like I only use 3% of my body 😂 She's amazing!
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u/hhogg11 Aug 18 '26
The way I’d scrape the shit out of my shin on those concrete blocks. So many props to this kind of coordination 🤯
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u/BuBleGum21 Aug 18 '26
She burns so many calories, they're absorbed through the air by others who don't committ that hard 😂
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u/Fun_Afraid Aug 18 '26
Oh lord. Idk if that was intentional but you should write body horror. That sentence made me clench my whole body.
This a compliment. I love that shit.
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u/JeremyScaremy Aug 18 '26
It would be a fucking amazing prestige horror film. So ripe for both metaphors and wild body horror sequences with people battling through exercise and directing their calories at one another in mass.
Could be terrible but it could be brilliant.
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u/Finer_Sings_In_Life Aug 18 '26
Words fail me as someone so majestic rarely comes across my field of vision. I have the utmost awe and respect for this beautiful, powerful presence of a woman. 🙇🏻♀️ Yes, QUEEN! 🙌
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u/Fun_Afraid Aug 18 '26
Saving this as a work out routine. When I feel bad I can just watch the rest of the class lag far behind and know I'm just mortal and that is Athena incarnated. Jesus man
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u/1405hvtkx311 Aug 18 '26
And they say thick can't be fit?!
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u/spooky_bot_ Aug 18 '26
Seriously! I’ve always been naturally thin so I’m sure some idiots would say I’m “healthier” but there’s no way I have the strength, stamina, and flexibility to do this. I’m in awe
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u/Devanyani Aug 18 '26
I soooooo wonder if she gets that kinda bullshit from her doctors. "If you lost weight, you'd stop bleeding from the eyeballs so much.".
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u/Avid_Reader87 Aug 19 '26
I’ve worked with a woman with thighs like this.
She just had crazy strong legs that still stored a little fat all over them.
She let me push against it as she flexed and it was like someone put a fleece blanket over steel.
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u/AugieKS Aug 19 '26
That's exactly what I was thinking. Her build is almost strongwoman-like, just more lower body focused from the initial impression. I bet she crushes the leg press, and with all that flexibility, agility, and control, can you imagine how good of a kickboxer she would be? She would hit like a truck and have the endurance to go rounds if this video is anything to go off of.
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u/Fit_Ad_4653 Aug 18 '26
She is a BEAST, in the absolute best way! Goals for sure!
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u/Carbon-Base Aug 18 '26
Seriously. Peeps, who would consider themselves to be fit, would tap out a minute into this!
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u/Epic_Elite Aug 18 '26
I think girl just earned the right to skip a leg day.
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u/Kiara231 Aug 18 '26
If anyone knows of classes like these in the Portland metro area PLEASE tell me so I can get my groove on. I’m begginggggg
She’s so strong and I’m already tired watching her lol
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u/afraid28 Aug 18 '26
I am just deeply upset at the thought of how many people would still look at her outside of this and tell her to start going to the gym, eat less etc. because they'd just automatically assume things. Completely unaware that she could kick all of our butts with how fit and healthy she is. People really need to stop judging others so easily
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u/Asleep_Sherbet_3013 Aug 18 '26
Where do I sign up for this
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u/82CoopDeVille Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 18 '26
EFFECT Fitness on Metropolitan in Atlanta, GA. Bring earplugs. Great workout but it’s LOUD AF in there. Saturday mornings are a whole vibe.
Grab a smoothie at their shop after :)
Edit: thanks for the award!
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u/danceontheborderline Aug 18 '26
I live a block away and have been following them on Insta for years but I'm too scared to show up. I think I would not leave alive.
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u/82CoopDeVille Aug 18 '26
Every class doesn’t use the blocks and most people don’t keep this intensity for the entire class. I recommend going just to check it out yourself. I promise you most people are there to just move and get out the house. Getting to the gym is the biggest hurdle!
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u/Bagonia77 Aug 19 '26
I like that they're bringing step aerobics back, without a doubt, but does it have to be a cinder block? Can we go back to a plastic base for safety? I mean that with sincerity. I want to see more step classes again everywhere! I'm not in that area but happy to hear and see it!
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u/dream_a_dirty_dream Aug 18 '26
I got tired looking at her 🥲
One kick from that woman and you will die fr.
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u/Eilera Aug 18 '26
Look at this queen! I would probably be passed out or vomiting trying to do that. But I'm also super out of shape.
This kind of thing is what I want to point to when people claim that people are unhealthy unless they are super skinny. This lady is out here with her beautiful curves and doing way more than a lot of other people could manage. She's an inspiration
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u/Changed_Mind555 Aug 18 '26
One thing I have learned over the years, just because people have meat on the bones doesn't mean they can't move or be physically fit with endurance. I once weighed over 300lbs due to some medication side effects. Worked at a group home. A kid attacked another kid and ran. I ran after him, he thought he left me in the dirt as he turned to see where I was. He yelled, "Oh shit!" as I tackled his ass and held him down until staff got there to help. After he got done screaming I was going to buy him a new shirt (only thing harmed during tackle, 🤣) he said, "I had no clue you could move that fast." Well buddy, neither did I.
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u/Gigglemonkey Aug 18 '26
I want her to be my personal trainer. She's an inspiration and perhaps a force of nature.
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u/Specialist_Ad_2984 Aug 19 '26
What preworkout does she use? cocaine mixed with C4? I’ve never had this much energy in my whole life 😭😭
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u/EwWhyBro Aug 18 '26
She’s is in INSANE shape to be able to keep up like this omg. Even when I was at my peak as a gymnast, these workouts would kick my ass. Mad respect for her and those beautiful high kicks
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u/No_Duck4805 Aug 19 '26
3rd time through just realized these are cement blocks, which are 8 inches high, much higher than a normal step for this type of class. Even at peak fitness, running 20-30 miles a week, doing step 2 times a week and lifting 1-2 hours daily, I couldn’t have kept up in my wildest dreams.
GODDESS
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u/MeatballUser Aug 19 '26
When I was in the military what I learned immediately is that bodies can surprise you. I met fat smoker dudes that could run a sub 14 min 2 mile, small girls that could pump out 70+ pushups, and small guys that could take down and tap out big motherfuckers.
It always cracks me up seeing the self-assured nature of Internet people making claims that one person is lesser cause of height/weight/sex. Never underestimate people, they can and will surprise you like this lady did
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u/postingshitcuntface Aug 19 '26
That there is SPITE energy! Someone did her dirty and she is going to show them.
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u/ringgeest11 Aug 18 '26 edited Aug 18 '26
Dayyumn gurl, that's some insane intensity and energy right there. I start feeling tired just looking at her, let alone trying to keep pace
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u/Jumbee1234 Aug 18 '26
What are they training for? A mortal kombat competition? Are the earth realm in danger.
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u/getlowpapoose Aug 18 '26
Is that floor carpeted or just the texture making it seem so?
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u/No-Pianist9277 Aug 18 '26
I've seen videos of her before (I'm pretty sure it's the same woman), and I ALWAYS stop scrolling to watch. She's amazing and an inspiration.
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u/rhoward8916 Aug 18 '26
Literally sitting here healing from a torn ankle tendon and knee sprain, wishing I could be her when I grow up. I’m 35.
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u/mafsfan54 Aug 18 '26
I mean this in the best way possible: shiiiiiiiiiit! Hot damn! I’d be calling my oral surgeon. Thank gd he’s a family friend. Might need a discount. And my mom’s orthopedic doctor.
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u/Tannette Aug 18 '26
She was running circles around everyone around her, holy moly. She's incredibly powerful!!!
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u/Plastic-Passenger795 Aug 18 '26
She's gotta be a professional dancer or something, right? I can't imagine doing something like this just for fun. 😅
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u/The_Modern_Nobody Aug 18 '26
Oh please. This is easy.
=steps on block=
=kicks foot up=
=fart, prolapse, cry=
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u/Powerful-Act3516 Aug 19 '26
Those fast steps where her body weight stays behind on her back leg 😍 she's so controlled! focused, explosive energy 🤩
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u/Disastrous_Return83 Aug 19 '26
Damn, sis is making me tired just watching her. Incredible stuff though- good endurance and flexibility and she looks so fit and healthy!
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u/DANDELIONBOMB Aug 19 '26
When you build a berzerker in dnd this is what you ahould be imagining as the base
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u/Bizarrebazaars Aug 19 '26
You CANNOT always tell what someone’s health and/or fitness is like by looking at them. Reminder to NOT judge or make assumptions about bodies.
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u/murmurtoad Aug 19 '26
This looks like the kind of workout that makes you too sore to walk two days later.
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