I’ve seen people on social media asking what #PSPfit stands for, so I thought I’d recap what we’re doing!
As a Plus Size Princess, I’ve finally come to the understanding that I will never be rail thin, but that doesn’t mean I can’t be fit, active and healthy. The Plus Size Princess Fitness Challenge (aka, #PSPfit) is our commitment to healthy curves. What started as a 30 day challenge has transformed into a daily lifestyle for big/thick/curvy girls on instagram, twitter and soon, facebook!
…we can be +size AND healthy!
Want to join #PSPfit? All you have to do is:
- Exercise four times a week for at least 30 minutes
- Follow your favorite eating plan (i.e. weight watchers, Jenny Craig, Clean Eating, etc.)
- Post your meals on Instagram, Twitter or Tumblr and tag #PSPfit
- Post your workout pics on Instagram, Twitter or Tumblr and tag #PSPfit
Sometimes we even get together for events:
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Join us! (Questions? email: fitness@thebiggirlblog.com, follow me on twitter @thebiggirlblog and Instagram @plussizeprincess
Enjoyed the video – the class looks like fun! I can’t afford a gym membership so when I want to work out (like really work out, not just walk or dance around 😛 ) I check http://www.dailyhiit.com . I’m interested in knowing your favorite online workouts, if you have any.
Enjoyed the video – the class looks like fun! I can’t afford a gym membership so when I want to work out (like really work out, not just walk or dance around 😛 ) I check http://www.dailyhiit.com . I’m interested in knowing your favorite online workouts, if you have any.
Hi CeCe, I was wondering at the meaning of #PSPfit so thanks for clarifying 🙂 What a great challenge, it’s nice when something that started off on a smaller scale becomes a movement. As you mentioned the attainment of good health is a lifestyle choice. Good luck on your journey and let me know if I can support you in any way.
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Hi CeCe, I was wondering at the meaning of #PSPfit so thanks for clarifying 🙂 What a great challenge, it’s nice when something that started off on a smaller scale becomes a movement. As you mentioned the attainment of good health is a lifestyle choice. Good luck on your journey and let me know if I can support you in any way.
Fitnessbuster Supporting you in getting your fitness and nutrition back on track
Hi CeCe! I love your blog! I am a big girl even though I have lost well over 100 lbs. I am 5’8 and wear a size 10 shoe. I wont’ ever feel all little and cute but I do try to rock what I got! My BFF Jen and I just started our own little blog about our trials and tribulations of losing weight and being moms if you want to check us out! http://Www.momandmommer.comThanks! And I love your style choices you look fantastic! I wish you could dress me!
Jodi
Hi CeCe! I love your blog! I am a big girl even though I have lost well over 100 lbs. I am 5’8 and wear a size 10 shoe. I wont’ ever feel all little and cute but I do try to rock what I got! My BFF Jen and I just started our own little blog about our trials and tribulations of losing weight and being moms if you want to check us out! http://Www.momandmommer.com
Thanks! And I love your style choices you look fantastic! I wish you could dress me!
Jodi
I read your blog and twitter. I guess you could say that I’m part of the PSPFit challenge in my own way. The weird thing is that the main reason I’m starting to exercise more is to get healthier (diabetes and a creeping up blood pressure), but I secretly hope to lose weight. I know I’m never going to be down to my high school weight of 125 lbs, but I sometimes really hope it will happen and find myself really contemplating adding the fad diet tricks with my exercise. How do you keep it all in perspective–keeping the health forefront and the vanity in the background?
I read your blog and twitter. I guess you could say that I’m part of the PSPFit challenge in my own way. The weird thing is that the main reason I’m starting to exercise more is to get healthier (diabetes and a creeping up blood pressure), but I secretly hope to lose weight. I know I’m never going to be down to my high school weight of 125 lbs, but I sometimes really hope it will happen and find myself really contemplating adding the fad diet tricks with my exercise. How do you keep it all in perspective–keeping the health forefront and the vanity in the background?
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