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Healthy Summer Survival


This MAY challenge is all about becoming STRONG for the SUMMER
We’re all super busy Mom’s, so it’s critical to find something we can all do that’s fun, healthy, but still tastes good, fits into our hectic schedules, simplifies life and makes us feel good about ourselves! 

And taking better care of ourselves means we can give our BEST to our families! 

Plus, it’s always nice to sport a pair of shorts or a new swim suite without stressing, right?! I know I’ve been slacking lately and definitely could use to tone up!!

We’re gonna start of right by prepping the healthy way! No C-R-A-Z-Y diet restrictions or furiously exercising for hours to work off the winter pounds. Yay!! Which means less stress and eating real food! And an extra bonus, because you’ll be fueling your body correctly you won’t be craving junk food, sweets or heavy carbs like before. Woohoo!!

-30 Day Group
-Weekly Meal Planning
-Daily Accountability
-30 Minuet Workouts
-Restaurant Guide
-How to Curb Cravings
-Late Night Snacking
-80-20 Rule

We start Monday, May 16th. For the complete details, click the photo above.
P.S. I only have room for 10 ladies this time!


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