Become a Creatively Fit Teammate!
Creatively Fit is a fitness/photography blog designed to motivate blogger/photographers to get in shape. Each day, participants from across the globe are encouraged to walk, click, and connect with others who are grabbing their walking shoes and their cameras in an effort to stay creative and fit.
The task is simple. Leave a comment on a post, stating that you would like to join, and include your email address. You will receive an invitation to join the team. The assignment:
1. Walk 30-60 minutes each day (3-5 days per week). Work within your fitness level. Set a time limit that you are comfortable with (10, 15, 20 minutes). It's all about having fun and getting moving. Creativity and Fitness are bonuses!!
2. Click - Take photos of your journey.
Everything and anything goes, but we like creativity.
3. Connect - Post your name, state or country, time of walk, and 4 or 5 photos to the Creatively Fit blog.
4. Encourage one another with your comments and posts. Comments help to motivate one another into getting out there and sharing some more!
5. That’s it!
Our goal is to motivate and inspire one another as we unite together on our journey to creative fitness!! We are so glad you stopped by!
Cindy - Florida 2:40-3:00 PM
Today was a power walk day! Similar to a power nap, it was short and intense. My son was home from school today. He has had a sore throat all week , so I took him to the doctor. Thankful it's not strep. As the day progressed he started feeling a little better, so I figured a short brisk nature walk would do us both some good. We explored a park with a nature trail. We will definitely be going back there when we have more time. I took very few pictures, 26, a creatively fit record low for me.:) I have to say, I am definitely feeling more fit. My whole reason for starting this was to firm up my butt! And I must say it's working! YAY! Here's a little walking fitness tip: When you are walking, and one leg is extended behind you, squeeze your glut muscle. It's like a mini butt crunch or leg lift.(without actually lifting your leg) I find that this is really helping to firm this area. :)
1 comment:
I know what you mean about less and less pictures. I think I am right there with you shooting "record lows." I do like that you got a heart in, though. ;)
I vote landscape style for the railroad shot. For me, the wide angle gives a feeling of depth and the eye goes further.
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