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Fab Ab February

So I have been big into working out lately, because who doesn't want to look their very best when vacation time comes! I found this workout calendar on Pinterest so I'm not able to give you the link to the exact website but I thought if you liked it enough you could copy, or print it out. I have been looking for the rest of the months that go with this but so far this is the only one I've found. I am doing it myself and so far its working pretty well, I would love for you to do this with me, just comment below and tell me any of your thoughts about it.
Enjoy!! :)



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  1. Hey Summertime Sweety! The plan is great but I don't think I'm able to do even one push-up! Do you have any tips for it?

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    1. Of Course! I have trouble doing push-ups too (my arms are very often compared to sticks ;) My suggestion is to maybe start out smaller, such as lifting some small three lbs. weights (which I do), you could also push the exercises back some. What I mean by this is start this calendar next month and during this month lift some wights and try one or two push-ups a day until you feel that you are strong enough to start this. I hope that this helped you some and that you end up with Fab Beach Abs!! :)

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    2. Thanks! I'm looking forward to the summer and starting the exercise tomorrow!

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