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Here we go…new CHALLENGE is up, starts tomorrow, 6 days a week. Advanced version butt off the mat, bringing your foot in for a deeper crunch. Easier version below, choose your weight on ankles, dumbbell, choose your reps. I’m doing 75 each leg, 15 & 20 & 25 lb... show more

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Kristi Amos1 year ago

I’m adding this to my workout!! Thank you Mimi!!

Mimi1 year ago

It’s a killer but awesome with Butt up…you’ll love it Kristi.

AmeriKat MAGA USA1 year ago

I’m going to join your challenge. I’m doing this. 👍😀

Mimi1 year ago

Way to go…choose, weights, the count that allows you to progress. I still start low and build, great for moral.

Maxxie1 year ago

Inspiring Mimi. Maybe it will make me get to the gym!

Mimi1 year ago

Hope so, best thing you can do for yourself.

Connie Ferry1 year ago

That's amazing and very inspiring Mimi 👏

Sherri Harris1 year ago

I really want to attempt this challenge… but with my herniated disc, I’m back is much better…but I know I need to go slow.

Mimi1 year ago

Keep your back on the floor, still effective.

Lizzie1 year ago

Day 1 ✅ 🦋

Mimi1 year ago

Awesome 👏

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