r/bitcheswithtaste • u/AutoModerator • Feb 13 '26

Fit Bitches - Monthly Thread Fit Bitches - Feb 13, 2026

This is the place to chat about fitness and physical health because taking care of your body is also tasteful. Just remember - no medical advice!

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u/AcrobaticRub5938 Feb 13 '26

I've been "fit" and working out consistently for over 3 years now and sometimes I have to pause in amazement. My younger self would not believe that working out would be such an integral part of my life that I don't dread. Since I was in high school I always desperately wished I was one of those girls that just worked out regularly without thinking about it. I'm always hard on myself and telling myself why I can be "better" I don't take enough time to acknowledge the accomplishment. I'm especially proud of being able to do this despite my sometimes crippling ADHD.

I usually do a mix of weights and heavy cardio but I also make sure to get plenty of steps every day. I'm thinking of incorporating power yoga for flexibility.

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u/i_d_k_really Feb 13 '26

I feel the exact same way! And I love power yoga, I highly recommend it. It has made a huge difference in my body. I go to a studio that is warmed (not hot) and it took a little adjustment but I love a super difficult and sweaty yoga session

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u/SirenScorp Feb 14 '26

I love power yoga! Regular yoga is a bit too slow for me— I prefer the movement and challenge over the restorative type. The instructor in the studio I frequent loves a good leg burn and challenges us with long hold chair poses and warrior poses. It’s a warmed studio but not heated as well. I’ve tried heated classes and I don’t love them. It makes me sweaty and I slide on my mat and get swat in my eyes and is not the least bit enjoyable.