Sunday, May 20, 2012 Friday, April 27, 2012

Don’t be upset by the results you didn’t get with the work you didn’t do.

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Wednesday, April 25, 2012

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Tuesday, April 24, 2012
hashtagtriathlon:

#cycling #bike #triathlon by hubertcumberdalexiv http://instagr.am/p/JwCeojHTYA/

hashtagtriathlon:

#cycling #bike #triathlon by hubertcumberdalexiv http://instagr.am/p/JwCeojHTYA/

Friday, April 13, 2012
Society does not want individuals who are alert, keen, revolutionary, because such individuals will not fit into the established social pattern and they may break it up. That is why society seeks to hold your mind in its pattern, and why your so-called education encourages you to imitate, to follow, to conform. J. Krishnamurti (via apeculiarsprezzatura)

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Tuesday, April 10, 2012

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Friday, March 23, 2012

thespartanwarrior:

Friday Fitness Funny

I truly am not laughing at the guy. I love the intensity. Learn to love what you do in your own way.

Friday, March 16, 2012
motivationforfitness:

Charles Eugster is a 92 year old bodybuilder. I am awestruck. This man is an inspiration and evidence to those who like to argue that old age always mean infirmity.
A snippet from the article:”In 2008, I signed up for my first championship. I was nervous, but although I was the oldest contestant by around 20 years, everyone was very welcoming. I got higher scores than all the women taking part, and a lot of the men. Then, at last year’s event in Germany, I triumphed, scoring higher than any contestant in any age category for my 57 dips, 61 chin-ups, 50 push-ups and 48 abdominal crunches, each in 45 seconds.” 
Click the picture to read the full write up. Special thanks to matsurika88 for sending this to me.

motivationforfitness:

Charles Eugster is a 92 year old bodybuilder. I am awestruck. This man is an inspiration and evidence to those who like to argue that old age always mean infirmity.

A snippet from the article:
In 2008, I signed up for my first championship. I was nervous, but although I was the oldest contestant by around 20 years, everyone was very welcoming. I got higher scores than all the women taking part, and a lot of the men. Then, at last year’s event in Germany, I triumphed, scoring higher than any contestant in any age category for my 57 dips, 61 chin-ups, 50 push-ups and 48 abdominal crunches, each in 45 seconds. 

Click the picture to read the full write up. Special thanks to matsurika88 for sending this to me.

progressiveresistance:

This is one of the few things I said (in so many words) when I was 13 that I don’t look back on and think how naive I was.  I still believe this from the bottom of my heart and with everything in me.

crackjars:

Wisdom of the day

progressiveresistance:

This is one of the few things I said (in so many words) when I was 13 that I don’t look back on and think how naive I was.  I still believe this from the bottom of my heart and with everything in me.

crackjars:

Wisdom of the day

Saturday, March 3, 2012
The myth that women should not lift heavy is advanced only by women who fear effort and men who fear women. Eric Midkiff, Olympic Weightlifter (via 2fit-2quit)