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by Chitra Kannal on Feb 27, 2023

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My name is Chittrah Kanal , one husband 😅, 2 kids & 15 years of expertise in Zumba, yoga, and functional training ( mostly body weight work) . Bharat Natyam Dancer turned wedding choreographer turned fitness trainer & now a holistic fitness Content creator . Through engaging and dynamic content, I aim to inspire healthier lifestyles , wellness practices & movement mentality. Whether it's through energetic Zumba routines, serene yoga sessions, or effective functional training home workouts or fitness tips , I love to help & reach out to men , women & kids across age groups achieve their fitness goals. And remember fitness is mental, emotional, psychological, spiritual and hence physical and then social 😊!!!

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Loved this mobility drill , it’s a killer core strength builder, it’s a power packed leg and glute work , totally in love with these @itstanyamalik keep em coming I am enjoying seeing them , practising , mastering and recreating em !!! Love the Fitness Community on Coto it’s so encouraging to push your limits up and stretch your boundaries!!! #fitnessmotivation #hybridfunctionaltraining #functionalmovement #funtionaltraining #bodyweightworkout #compoundmovements

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Yay looking forward!!! Bring it on 💪!!! Thank you buddy !!!

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Awesome @Mindset by Meenal go for it and hopefully we get to see a video of you

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thankyou for sharing... will try doing this 🙂

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@Fit with chitraa love this! Another one coming your way shortly! 😄

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Try this sequence with me or save it for later. It's one of my favorite flows, either as part of my mobility drill or at the end of leg day. This drill has some advanced poses, remember to be patient with your body and accept where you are today with persistence to move to where you want to be. Follow me for more flows and find links in bio for consultations and workshops. #biohacker #agereversal #functionalmovement #functionalstrength
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I tried it today after training and it is awesome
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How My Husband Handles Comments About My Bodybuilding As a female bodybuilder, I’ve faced comments about my muscular physique, and my husband, less muscular than I am, often becomes a target too. People say things like, “Dude, your wife looks manly and muscular. How can you accept this?” Instead of defending or feeling insulted, my husband simply accepts the comments with humor, replying, “Oh yeah, she is very muscular. She can definitely beat me; I don’t mess with her. I just obey what she says.” This tactic is effective because it: 1.Diffuses the Situation: By agreeing, my husband disarms the people making the comments. Their goal is usually to provoke a defensive reaction or engage in a prolonged discussion. His acceptance removes the power from their words and ends the conversation quickly. 2.Shows Confidence: His responses reflect his confidence and security in our relationship. He doesn’t feel the need to prove his masculinity or control over me to anyone, leaving the commenters at a loss for words. 3.Uses Humor: Humor lightens the mood and shows he doesn’t take the comments seriously. This makes it difficult for others to continue their teasing. 4.Demonstrates Support: His approach demonstrates deep respect and support for my bodybuilding journey. By acknowledging my strength and achievements, he reinforces the positive aspects of my dedication and hard work. This dynamic relies on psychological insight. People often tease because they expect to provoke a reaction. When my husband responds with acceptance and humor, he breaks this expected pattern, leaving them without a foothold for further teasing. This strategy is empowering for anyone facing similar situations. Accepting and owning the comments, rather than defending against them, can neutralize negativity and showcase confidence. It’s about understanding that others’ opinions don’t define us and that our self-worth isn’t tied to conforming to societal expectations.
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I've been struggling with this issue for ages. Your video provided the clarity I needed. Thank you!
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A single move that works the whole body, and is a great high-intensity move…. Trust me this one’s a real burner! Ready to amp up the heat? Wo/man makers 8 to 14 reps Rest for 45 seconds. Do 4 to 5 sets. If you want to amp it up further you can do this EMOM. EMOM (every minute on the minute) is to complete several reps within 60 seconds. Then, you use whatever time is left in that minute to rest before moving on to the next set for the next minute. Let me know if once you try it. #biohacker #agereversal #hybridathlete
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I have fracture in my right wrist so unable to do exercise which I enjoy most. now I am little depressed how should I come out from this please anyone sugest
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These movements really helped me to overcome the hip pain I had since a week. Easy and subtle to just relax
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