Inspiration Thursday

I apologize for the lack of posts lately.. you know this little thing called life? Yea, sometimes it takes precedence, but I am back (at least for now!).

Without further a due, I present some inspiration!









Don't quit, keep going, and give it all you've got. I need these reminders like crazy as I move forward with my training and pushing myself to get back to where I was pre-stress fracture. Don't worry, we've got this!!!

What is the most difficult part of sticking with your training or eating plan??

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