Bridal Boot Camp, Day in KC

Happy Weekend! :)

Hope everyone has had a great weekend! We’ve been enjoying the beautiful Spring weather!

Here’s a little picture recap of our Saturday. We spent most of the day in Kansas City just driving around, walking around, taking pictures, eating good food, and loving the weather.

For lunch, we stopped at The Mixx.

“The Mixx is a locally-owned, fast-casual restaurant that cares about the quality of the food you eat. Using only the freshest ingredients, The Mixx’s grilled meats are hormone-free, fish is flown in fresh daily, and everything is made from scratch. The Mixx’s dishes are prepared with foods that are not processed and are preservative-free.”

 

We both got the “Classic Blue” which is a sandwich with marinated grilled steak, grilled sweet onions and balsamic mushrooms with a blue cheese aioli on a French baguette. Yum!

Erik stops at The Mixx a lot when he’s stocking our vending machines, but this was my first taste of it.

 

At the park.

Picture taking:

Erik likes to pose for the camera, haha.

 

As you can see, it was a gorgeous day and we enjoyed it thoroughly! : )

 

Bridal Boot Camp

When someone with Fitness Magazine contacted me about their six week program, dubbed Bridal Boot Camp, I was excited to share it with all my readers. It’s something I can definitely get behind because of my own enjoyment in working out. I also know what it’s like to not have a clue where to start or how to get results without some help!

As told by Fitness Magazine, the program features:

“Bridal boot camp workout videos - everything from specific toning exercises, such as the balance arm curl, to nutrition tips. Most of them about one minute in length

Extra moves for specific dress types -  targeted workouts for brides with strapless, backless, form-fitting, or short styles.

Finally, because brides tend to be extremely busy, Fitnessmagazine.com has created a 20-minute circuit workout for buff brides. Between dealing with caterers, booking the florist and attending dress fittings, now any bride will be able to fit in cardio, strength training, and interval training in just over two hours a week.”

 

For more information, sign up for the bridal boot camp newsletter  that includes workout routines, nutrition tips, weight-loss plans and more.

I hope you all check it out, they have some great workouts and great tips to help you succeed and get the results you want! Happy Bridal Boot Camp’ing!! : )