How was your week? Mine was a little bit tiring, but wonderful. My life is full of wonderful, motivated people, who inspire me to give my best-every single day and become a better version of myself.
I love this time of the year, when I don’t get off my bike. Life on top of the bike and life behind the windshield of a car, seems so different- two different worlds.
Riding a bike is like opening a door to a forgotten place- a place where riding your bike, you observe how life is happening- in its depth; you catch every sent and you attach it to an emotion or experience or a sent, which immediately teleports you back to a memory, that you’ve saved deep in your heart. A memory, which always brings good feelings.
If you haven’t ridden a bike for a long time, go ahead and do it. You will not only become physically fitter, but your soul will feel better!
First, the articles on InspiredFitStrong, in case you’ve missed something:
Stop Failing! Three Steps That Will Help You Achieve Athletic and Strong Body!
Lili Petrova: Exotic Salad with Shrimp and Avocado
And now my favorite reads for the week:
This Is a Commercial Every Woman Should See
This Backyard Gym Make Prison Workouts Look Like Planet Gym
Happy Children Around The World
Most People Think Alzheimer’s Is a Normal Part of Aging
Five Nutrition Pitfalls To Avoid if You Want To Lose Fat or Be Healthy
Terry Pratchett: Cancel Appearance because of Alzheimer
Which Country Does The Most Good for The World
The Most Beautfiul Doors Around The World
5 Things Successful CrossFitters Do
The 3 Reasons People Are Obsessed With CrossFit
The Lies that Whole Foods Tells
Common Creatine Questions and Answers
How Sucralose Can Make You Fat
MUST READ –> Pitbulls and Men by Donny Shankle
5 Things To Do Before Bed That Will Jump Start Tomorrow
The Role of Testosterone for the Female Athlete
Tips for Mobilizing for Effectiveness
The Importance of Carbohydrates for CrossFitters
Why It’s Not All About the Weight You Are Lifting
10 Mistakes Women Make With Diets
3 Important Things About Centre of Mass In Weightlifting
