Home Actress Gemma Atkinson HD Photos and Wallpapers May 2024 Gemma Atkinson Instagram - Consistency is key. So keep showing up. My sessions aren’t ideal at the moment in terms of start time. My alarm is sent for 4.45 and I have until 7am to get up, train and then eat & shower post workout before Mia & Tio wake up. It’s the only time I know I have without any interruptions. My ideal morning schedule (if only) 😂 Would be alarm 6.45 up with the kids, school run followed by a big breakfast, then training mid morning before heading into work. Im not home from work until 7.45pm so evening training is a no go (as I always want to have book and bed time with Mia & catch up on our days) That routine isn’t going to happen until Gorks is finished on tour or Thiago starts nursery which is months off. So until then I’ve created my new routine, I’ve made my new time, and I’m determined to stick to it. I missed two days last week and by lunch time I felt so sluggish and moody, poor Matt & Toolan got such a grumpy version of me in work 😂 I have to train to feel energetic, and perform everywhere else I’m needed. It’s a mental thing for me that instantly makes me smile when it’s done. Moving, sweating, stretching always makes me happy and boosts my mood, and even though I’m not training for as long (max 30 mins now) I’m still doing it. I’m still making time to take care of myself the way I enjoy doing. Remember, Small changes make a big difference if you do them daily. Even if your routine isn’t ideal, you can still do something. 20 mins is better than nothing so make the time to walk, run, stretch, train, meditate, read, sit with a coffee child free. Your mind and body will thank you for it ❤️💪🏼 Todays circuit was 5 rounds, 45 sec on 15 sec rest 1. Burpees 2. High plank 3. Bunny hops 4. KB goblet squat 5. Wall balls 25 mins done ✔️

Gemma Atkinson Instagram – Consistency is key. So keep showing up. My sessions aren’t ideal at the moment in terms of start time. My alarm is sent for 4.45 and I have until 7am to get up, train and then eat & shower post workout before Mia & Tio wake up. It’s the only time I know I have without any interruptions. My ideal morning schedule (if only) 😂 Would be alarm 6.45 up with the kids, school run followed by a big breakfast, then training mid morning before heading into work. Im not home from work until 7.45pm so evening training is a no go (as I always want to have book and bed time with Mia & catch up on our days) That routine isn’t going to happen until Gorks is finished on tour or Thiago starts nursery which is months off. So until then I’ve created my new routine, I’ve made my new time, and I’m determined to stick to it. I missed two days last week and by lunch time I felt so sluggish and moody, poor Matt & Toolan got such a grumpy version of me in work 😂 I have to train to feel energetic, and perform everywhere else I’m needed. It’s a mental thing for me that instantly makes me smile when it’s done. Moving, sweating, stretching always makes me happy and boosts my mood, and even though I’m not training for as long (max 30 mins now) I’m still doing it. I’m still making time to take care of myself the way I enjoy doing. Remember, Small changes make a big difference if you do them daily. Even if your routine isn’t ideal, you can still do something. 20 mins is better than nothing so make the time to walk, run, stretch, train, meditate, read, sit with a coffee child free. Your mind and body will thank you for it ❤️💪🏼 Todays circuit was 5 rounds, 45 sec on 15 sec rest 1. Burpees 2. High plank 3. Bunny hops 4. KB goblet squat 5. Wall balls 25 mins done ✔️

Gemma Atkinson Instagram - Consistency is key. So keep showing up. My sessions aren’t ideal at the moment in terms of start time. My alarm is sent for 4.45 and I have until 7am to get up, train and then eat & shower post workout before Mia & Tio wake up. It’s the only time I know I have without any interruptions. My ideal morning schedule (if only) 😂 Would be alarm 6.45 up with the kids, school run followed by a big breakfast, then training mid morning before heading into work. Im not home from work until 7.45pm so evening training is a no go (as I always want to have book and bed time with Mia & catch up on our days) That routine isn’t going to happen until Gorks is finished on tour or Thiago starts nursery which is months off. So until then I’ve created my new routine, I’ve made my new time, and I’m determined to stick to it. I missed two days last week and by lunch time I felt so sluggish and moody, poor Matt & Toolan got such a grumpy version of me in work 😂 I have to train to feel energetic, and perform everywhere else I’m needed. It’s a mental thing for me that instantly makes me smile when it’s done. Moving, sweating, stretching always makes me happy and boosts my mood, and even though I’m not training for as long (max 30 mins now) I’m still doing it. I’m still making time to take care of myself the way I enjoy doing. Remember, Small changes make a big difference if you do them daily. Even if your routine isn’t ideal, you can still do something. 20 mins is better than nothing so make the time to walk, run, stretch, train, meditate, read, sit with a coffee child free. Your mind and body will thank you for it ❤️💪🏼 Todays circuit was 5 rounds, 45 sec on 15 sec rest 1. Burpees 2. High plank 3. Bunny hops 4. KB goblet squat 5. Wall balls 25 mins done ✔️

Gemma Atkinson Instagram – Consistency is key. So keep showing up.

My sessions aren’t ideal at the moment in terms of start time. My alarm is sent for 4.45 and I have until 7am to get up, train and then eat & shower post workout before Mia & Tio wake up. It’s the only time I know I have without any interruptions. My ideal morning schedule (if only) 😂 Would be alarm 6.45 up with the kids, school run followed by a big breakfast, then training mid morning before heading into work. Im not home from work until 7.45pm so evening training is a no go (as I always want to have book and bed time with Mia & catch up on our days) That routine isn’t going to happen until Gorks is finished on tour or Thiago starts nursery which is months off.
So until then I’ve created my new routine, I’ve made my new time, and I’m determined to stick to it. I missed two days last week and by lunch time I felt so sluggish and moody, poor Matt & Toolan got such a grumpy version of me in work 😂 I have to train to feel energetic, and perform everywhere else I’m needed. It’s a mental thing for me that instantly makes me smile when it’s done. Moving, sweating, stretching always makes me happy and boosts my mood, and even though I’m not training for as long (max 30 mins now) I’m still doing it. I’m still making time to take care of myself the way I enjoy doing. Remember, Small changes make a big difference if you do them daily. Even if your routine isn’t ideal, you can still do something. 20 mins is better than nothing so make the time to walk, run, stretch, train, meditate, read, sit with a coffee child free. Your mind and body will thank you for it ❤️💪🏼

Todays circuit was 5 rounds, 45 sec on 15 sec rest
1. Burpees
2. High plank
3. Bunny hops
4. KB goblet squat
5. Wall balls

25 mins done ✔️ | Posted on 29/Apr/2024 11:52:41

Gemma Atkinson Instagram – My go to stretches (especially now I’m trying to run more. After my 10k I won’t be running again) 😂
My hip flexors get really tight which can lead you to a whole heap of problems. Lower back pain, pain when lying down, pain through the quads. For me it even leads to pain in my glutes. Stretching my hips regularly is something I’ve had to do since I used to do Thai boxing. I know it’s boring and most of us are pushed for time, but stretching is an essential part of your training. Regardless of how fit or strong you are, your body shapes the way you move it. Lots of people have long commutes to work sat in a car or public transport, then a lot of us are sat at work as well. I told myself going back to the radio that I’d stand up when we play songs but it lasted about 4 days 🥴 so I have to stretch daily post training or before bed to keep as supple as possible. I know I’ll be grateful for it down the line. Start light and build up 👍🏼

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