A Monstah Equinox Workout at Fenway Park

Equinox workout at Fenway Park

On Saturday morning, I had the chance to do a bootcamp-style workout at Fenway Park put on by Equinox. Not only is it just always a cool experience being in Fenway, but the workout was challenging and they had delicious smoothies and fresh fruit skewers for us afterwards (I’ll take seven, please). It was the perfect healthy way to start off the day, even though I kinda undermined that by eating a burrito immediately afterwards (oops).

Equinox workout at Fenway Park

The workout was made up of several 4-minute-long stations. There was a mix of bleacher sprints, calisthenic drills, sandbells, tabata, ropes and even yoga. I’d never used or heard of sandbells before, but I think they may need to be my next fitness equipment purchase. I like the versatility of them—you can slam them around or grip them and use them like any other weight. And it was my first time using ropes … holy hell. I will never laugh at the contestants on Biggest Loser again for crying when Bob and Jillian make them grab the ropes.

Smoothie post Equinox workout at Fenway Park

I love trying to new workouts and switching up my fitness routine, so this was super fun and something different to do. Big thanks to the trainers at Equinox Dartmouth St. for putting on a great workout!

Did you guys get in any fun workouts this weekend?

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FNO Boston

Last Thursday was Fashion’s Night Out, and in keeping with New York’s Fashion Week, Boston had its own rendition of the event on Newbury Street. Lured by promises of free food and champagne at my favorite stores, I headed down, only to find that I was too late. No food. No booze. No good.

The night wasn’t a loss though, as the people watching was at its all-time best. Some fabulously dressed girls and guys came out for FNO Boston, and I found myself staring and composing mental shopping lists in my head the whole time. But, lest we forget that Boston is not Manhattan (which is why I love it so dearly), I also spotted the all-too-common girl wearing baggy sweat pants and a tank top with her bra straps showing. Even during Fashion Week, Boston is Boston.

I couldn’t wait to break out these Sam Edelman striped heels (scored on HauteLook for a fraction of the price—woop woop!) and FNO Boston was the perfect occasion. Sure, after realizing the food and drinks were gone, I spent the night doing Saki bombs at a sushi restaurant then headed to a dive bar in Southie, but those are minor details. If anyone asks, I had the full-on FNO experience.

I’ll end this post by saying yes, I know, it’s been way too long since I’ve posted a workout. Fear not, my lovely readers, I’ve got one coming your way tomorrow!

 

{dress: Urban Outfitters}
{jacket: Express}
{shoes: Sam Edelman via HauteLook}
{bag: JPK Paris via ebay}
{bracelet: Alex and Ani}

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bruins game outfit

The NHL playoffs have started, and in honor of the Bruins’ first game tonight, I give you the outfit I wore to a Bruins game earlier this season. Ironically, like the game tonight, it was against the Caps. Come to think of it, we lost that game and I’m probably jinxing the team by posting this…oh well.

I like to wear heels to indoor sporting events like hockey and basketball because I’m awesome. And by “awesome” I mean “unpractical.” One time when I wore heels to watch the Bruins, I was leaving the TD Garden after the game (with a beer or two or twelve in me) and oh-so-elegantly fell down an entire flight of stairs in front of thousands of people. It wasn’t embarrassing at all.

But I just can’t help myself—I love heels. I dressed them down with awesome zip-leather leggings (I use the term “leather” here loosely) and a hoodie so that I didn’t look totally overdressed for the hockey game.

GO BRUINS!

{shirt: Lucy’s League}
{hoodie: Urban Outfitters}
{leggings: Nasty Gal}
{shoes: Jessica Simpson via ebay}
{jacket: Jack via LIT boutique}

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