Jaga
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"I don’t have a soul. I am a soul. I have a body."
Show off your furry (or not-so-furry) personal trainer!
Do they get you moving with walks, boost your mood, or make sure you’re doing your exercises right? Or maybe they just add a few (or a dozen
) extra kilos to your workout?
I’d love to hear your stories, tell me how your pets help… or "help" you during training
The black one is Rokita. He starts purring the moment I touch him. Doing any kind of plank, push-up, sit-up or floor-level exercise without his assistance- be it snuggling, crawling under my head or trying to lie down on my face, arms or back- is absolutely impossible.
And the tabby one is Perun. The lord and the ruler. He takes care of my speed and agility by knocking things off shelves. He’s the one who adds extra weight when I’m doing wall sits or planks. And he's also the first one in bed at night, letting me know it’s time to call it a day.
Both of them make sure I’m up in the morning. And they provide plenty of snuggles and a healthy dose of good vibes
Do they get you moving with walks, boost your mood, or make sure you’re doing your exercises right? Or maybe they just add a few (or a dozen
) extra kilos to your workout?I’d love to hear your stories, tell me how your pets help… or "help" you during training
The black one is Rokita. He starts purring the moment I touch him. Doing any kind of plank, push-up, sit-up or floor-level exercise without his assistance- be it snuggling, crawling under my head or trying to lie down on my face, arms or back- is absolutely impossible.
And the tabby one is Perun. The lord and the ruler. He takes care of my speed and agility by knocking things off shelves. He’s the one who adds extra weight when I’m doing wall sits or planks. And he's also the first one in bed at night, letting me know it’s time to call it a day.
Both of them make sure I’m up in the morning. And they provide plenty of snuggles and a healthy dose of good vibes
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; Quasi(modo), a nearly 15yr old Papillon, and Syn'r, a nearly 5 yr old working Border Collie. Both insist on 'helping' whenever I do floor exercises via jumping on my belly or dropping slimy toys on my face. You can guess which one does which.
