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So, I was sitting here today thinking about how my hubby is spending hours a day in Boot Camp doing PT and probably getting totally fit and toned!  And then I realized that I need to do the same thing so I can look great when I see him in November!! 

Any other Boot Camp wives/fiances/girlfriends (or really anyone, even if your sailor is out of RTC) want to start a group to encourage each other to get fit and exercise every day??  The thing they really stress in Boot Camp is team work, so I thought it would be good to have a team to attack this together and celebrate each others accomplishments!

Anybody in?? 

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I think they've already started a group, I saw some comments about it a week or two ago! Go back through the comments on the main page. It's not too far back I'm sure you'll find it! Good luck! Working out helped me get trough boot camp for sure!

I am not having any luck finding it!  Anybody who joined that group, can you reply here or point me in the right direction??

It's called Slim down while your sailor is away. I'm part of it! I did the same thing I sulked for a bit after he left the decided I needed to get in better shape since he was also. I'm down one size in two weeks!

That's awesome!  I am going to join today! 

autibug, is there a link to the group??

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