Maria on the blog ;)

I had to work at it, I had to try and FAIL in order to able to do these things.

Yes it was hard and I skived (a lot) , I felt sick, I was knackered, and I whinged.

But I was more upset when I got shit results because I hadn’t put the work in.

It was the shit results that gave me that bit of a kick up the bum and got me the determination to fight the flab.

I attended every session that Bootcamp had to offer, I was doing extra homework workouts in the house whilst my daughters watched me (often they joined in and put me to shame lol).

But I still couldn’t do a press up or a perfect burpee