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Quarantine Series: My 5 Go-To Workouts

Welcome to another blog in the "quarantine series" I decided to do for the next few months since we are all on lock down and do not know what is going on!

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Quarantine Series: My 5 Go-To Workouts
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If you read my other blogs, you know my story. I did an eleven-month mission trip to eleven different countries. I lived in Africa for four of the months. I partnered with ministries based out of refugee settlements and ministries that were 3 hours away from the nearest city or store. My months in Africa felt a lot like this, but luckily I have a bed and a shower now.

When I was going into this quarantine, I knew exactly what I had to do to stay sane. I want to share what I did and what I am doing now to see if it will help you get out of the social distancing blues. I have seen so many people say they are just going to sit around, relax, and catch up on TV. Well, I did that in Africa (yes we had Netflix) and it hurt me for the worst. I am getting vulnerable but I experienced another level of sadness and loneliness I have never felt before.

I think this is a beautiful time to get stuff done, accomplish some goals, and come out better than you were before. Hopefully my story and tips will help you!

I was lucky enough to come back home to parents who are big Peleton fans. We have a treadmill and a bike. Both come with an online yoga and boot camp workouts. Working out and doing a daily yoga session has kept me sane. Here are some ideas for you to get active in your house or outside (in Arizona, we are allowed to hike and walk).

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