2 – I am as crazy in person as I am on social media… especially
if I’m comfortable around you, in fact for those closest to me, it’s when I’m
not being a whack job at 100 miles an hour they know somethings up!
3 – It offends me when someone assumes I am unapproachable.
I can be a bit shy if I don’t know you, but I’m always approachable. Even in
the gym - If I’m in the middle of a set… maybe wait until I’m not squishing my
face like a constipated monkey but always feel free to come over and say hello.
4 – I’ve met some incredible people through social media,
2 of my closest girly friendships originate from Instagram – never underestimate
the power of complimenting and supporting another woman with a few kind words!
5 – My favourite animal is a killer whale. I would LOVE
to go kayaking with killer whales. I know I’d shit myself at least 10 times in
the process, but it would sooo worth it!!!
6 – I only learnt to crack an egg in 2017 without
breaking the yolk. One of the best things I learnt in 2017 – I’m very proud of
it.
7 – I don’t understand fashion, not even in the slightest.
Like Jennifer Aniston my personal style hasn’t changed in about 10 years. In fact
the only fashion show I’ll watch every year is the Victoria Secrets – because a
girl can never own enough sassy bra’s to go under her basic h&m tank top!
8 – Talking of bra’s/boobies, a question I still get
asked on the daily – Yes, Implants. Got them in 2015, before that I was flat as
a pancake, like 2 delicate fried eggs.
9 – I don’t bikini compete. Or compete with other women
at all. I understand I’m not everyone’s favourite flavour of ice cream and I’m good
with that. Saying that, I have the upmost respect for those who do bikini compete,
or body build, I think you some badass bishes and I respect the work you put in
every day, the process fascinates me and in ways it inspires me too.
10 – I’d like to see the fitness world being a little
less judgey on stuff like that… a lot of companies won’t consider sponsoring
someone unless they are of an ‘Athlete’ status. I think that’s unfair. Fitness
is about community, bringing together people of all shapes and sizes, of all
sports and helping each other to be the best that they can be, mentally and
physically. Recruiting new people by inspiring them, helping them – not trying
to be better than them. So I’d like to see more brands reach out to more people
that are actively helping others in the fitness community, rather than focusing
on people under a specific label such as ‘Athlete’ or Bikini Competitor.
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