Many of you know that my fitness journey was altered over the summer when I had a car accident.
Now that the physical therapy is becoming more aggressive and I started going back to the gym (stationary bike and lower body, non-weighted exercise only), I have become excited at the prospect of re-starting on a new fitness journey: Regaining Strength, Building Endurance and Healing.
Since this new fitness journey was already on my mind, I was doubly intrigued when I started seeing the Under Armour commercials a few days ago called ‘What’s Beautiful’.
Will you join in and share your fitness journey? Under Armour is setting out to redefine the female athlete by creating the ‘What’s Beautiful ‘campaign.
This program encourages women to share their fitness journeys (athlete or not, my friends). Set your own personal goal. Then document your journey by posting videos and photos that tell your story from start to victory.
Don’t think of yourself as an athlete or athletic? Well maybe you should as the definition of an athlete includes the statement ‘A person possessing the acquired traits that are necessary for physical exercise or sport’.
Plus, if you are one to like rewards (who doesn’t?), there will also be free gear and support from Under Armour along the way! So get started!
Set your own goal. I know you can do it. Plus, the 10 women with the most impressive journeys will win a trip to Florida to the Under Armour Women’s Camp Sweat where you will train with some of the best trainers around my friends. Crush it.
For more support and encouragement, follow along on Twitter with the hashtag #whatsbeautiful
Disclosure: FitFluential LLC compensated me for this Campaign. All opinions are my own.
Work it ladies!!
Christina @ the athletarian says
Your new fitness journey sounds amazing! You have such a fantastic and positive attitude. Good luck on CRUSHING your new goals!!
Elle says
Glad you are making good progress – good luck as you continue with your goals.
Angie @ Losing It and Loving It says
You definitely have a great attitude! So glad you are back in the gym and working on building everything back up. Inspiring!
Kerri O says
Love your attitude on focusing on it as a new fitness journey! Awesome way to focus on the positive.
Tina @ Best Body Fitness says
Crushing goals is definitely beautiful…no matter what they are or what level of fitness! Love the defiinition of athlete you shared too.
Laura @ Mommy Run Fast says
Great post– Under Armour is putting on an awesome challenge!
Sheri McShane says
Love this!!!
Christine says
Love the ‘Crush It’. Nice term.
Jennifer says
Darn those grammatical errors. Can’t we have an easier language to master? Thank you!
AlexandraFunFit says
hahaha, you need a comma after “not” in “athlete or not, my friends” or you have just called all of us not your friends! Grammar laugh of the day aside, I’m glad you’re recovering so quickly from your accident.
Tera Norberg says
OMG I LOVE this!!!!