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Top Ten Posts in March 2021, #ICYMI
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Top Ten Posts in March 2021, #ICYMI

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1.Catherine has fervent hope for 2021: that “The Biggest Loser” won’t be renewed for a 19th season.

2. At 53 1/2 Cate was still menstruating and her post about it is always on our top ten list.

3. Open letter to friends, family, coworkers, neighbors, etc. of people who gained weight during the pandemic from Catherine.

4. My Metabolic Age is WHAT?? asks Nicole.

5. How A Promising (Young) Woman Gains Sovereignty Over Her Body by Mina

6. Catherine tells the story of how a small victory in a large battle: NCAA women’s basketball tiny weight room gets bigger

7. Crotch shots and up-skirts, Sam’s post from years ago with the words in the title that keep search engines happy

8. Keeping fit while healing from hysterectom, by Marjorie.

9. Sam’s regular beat is Dad Bods here’s the the 2021 Edition

10. Tracy writes about the Fine Line between “Wellness” and Dangerous Misinformation

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Most read posts in September, #ICYMI

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No, everyone should not wear a mask, says Marjorie Rose

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Cate is still menstruating and in this older post, she asks whether that’s a good thing.

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Lululemon is still a little bit evil says, Sam. But at least they now carry plus sizes.

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Catherine surveys meditation apps and tells us which ones she likes.

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generative aging is the title of Cate’s thoughtful post on what it means to get older.

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Cate is also planning for a fit distanced winter.

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Ann Barnfield is looking for research participants.

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Writing tips that also double as triathlon training tip and vice versa. Thanks to our guest blogger Serife Tekin.

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Tracy still doesn’t want to join Precision Nutrition VIP.

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A canoe on her head and a smile on her face. That’s Susan’s happy place.

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Our top ten posts in July, #icymi

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1 Cate is still menstruating.

2. Guests Sarah and Cara explain why working out indoors might not be the best idea in the time of covid-19.

3. Tracy explains why she doesn’t want to be a Precision Nutrition repeat customer.

4. Sam wonders where the words are to describe large muscular women.

5. Nicole asks good questions about a study about women and working out in revealing clothing.

6. Catherine gives advice and shares her experience about kayak shopping while fat

7 Tracy asks what we’d change about the fitness industry if we could.

8. And what about the NYT 6 minute workout? Catherine has things to say

9. Catherine blogs about things that make her feel good in her body, the pandemic edition.

10. Dad bods are in the news again and Sam blogged about them again.

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Top Ten Posts in March, #ICYMI

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I am having a hard time believing that some of these posts were written just a month ago. March has felt years long.

The most read post in March wasn’t even about Covid-19! Imagine that. It was Catherine’s post about early mornings.

The persistent demands of early morning self-care

Sunrise and mountains, Photo by Cristina Gottardi on Unsplash.

But number two is when the Covid-19 posts begin, with Cate wondering about a feminist response to the pandemic. (Was it even a pandemic then? I don’t remember. It’s all a blur.) Is there a feminist response to Covid19?

The third most read post of the month was about stress eating in the time of Covid-19. Thanks to guest blogger Megan Dean for Stress eating in the time of Covid-19.

Prioritizing your mental fitness was the fourth most read post of the month. Thanks Martha for that important reminder.

Cate had more excellent advice, this time about working from home, something she’s a pro at. See I’ve worked at home for 25 years: my (unorthodox) insights. That was the fifth most read post of the month. I can say I’ve reread it a few times!

And sixth, Cate’s everlasting still menstruating post!

Seventh was Catherine’s very funny rant about bad exercise advice from Livestrong.

Catherine’s more serious post about not changing everything was our eighth most read post in March.

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5 great things about Zoom online yoga class was the 9th most read post of the month. Thanks Catherine!


8 Lessons for Living with Uncertainty by Marjorie Rose was the post that taught me the most this month. Thanks! It was the 10th most read post this month.