A HUGE MILESTONE -- I can't wait to tell!

[CollinsMom]

This morning, I was doing my absolute favorite cardio -- Body Max 2.

I find the power circuit segment to be really hard, and it is my goal to conquer it.

Well, this morning, I was working it. It was just a really *ON* day. So I decided to give it a go with my absolute nemisis -- step blast #2, WIDE LUNGES

I was breathing SO HARD, and my legs felt like jello, but I completed the WHOLE thing without one break, not even a 2 second break.

I am SO proud of myself.

 

[My2girls]

WOOHOO!

I can only imagine your delight!!!

Mary

 

[fit_fairy]

WTG!! I love the power circuits from BM2 but after all that step it's a toughie!! You have every right to brag about it

Catherine

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[ldy_solana]

woohoo!!! i don't have BM2 but i have the first one and if they almost alike i can understand about how hard it is!!!

kassia

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[JT]

congrats, those wide lunges can be hard. Does Cathe say they are a blast from the past? Like IMAX2.

 

[CollinsMom]

Yes. Wide lunges -- a literal blast from the past!

FUN and HARD!

 

[tygra]

Congrats, Katie!!! That's awesome!! It's awesome to see and feel yourself getting stronger and stroner with Cathe, isn't it?

Keep up the good work!!!

Jane

 

[SandraC]

WhooHoo! Congratulations!!!

It feels great to accomplish a goal, doesn't it?

Sandra

 

[Mckmain]

Katie...what a great accomplishment!! http://bestsmileys.com/excited/3.gif[/img]

 

[nkhansen1]

Yeehaw!!! BM2 is so hard, so good for you!

Natalie

 

[RunninTeach]

WTG, Katie!! http://www.getsmile.com/emoticons/smileys-91853/aiw/yes2.gif

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