Starting a YouTube Channel is not easy

OK can I just say that getting subscribers on YouTube is not that easy.

Here are my excuses:
I'm a mom (time consuming)
I have multiple jobs (also time consuming)
I'm not a consistent person (very organized but tend to procrastinate sometimes)

rant over

Real Reasons:
- I don't use my kids enough. Like really kids working out is adorable. I need to incorporate them more in my videos. Also they can help film and edit.
- On that same note, I have an awesome boyfriend who is also a photographer HELLO i am not using my resources.
- One of my jobs is in fitness. I can totally use that to my advantage. Make Time Not Excuses!
- I need to set appointments, use calendars and be consistent. I am capable!

If you want to see what I have so far visit my channel and um... SUBSCRIBE.

thanks
love you!

Comments

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Stretching for flexibility

Stretching is such a critical aspect of life. Stretching will not only improve your athletic abilities it will also help prevent injuries. When you stretch it allows your joints to move in their full range of motion.This is also a great technique to get blood to flow to your muscles. When it comes to cheerleading stretching is a huge aspect. Why? because the focus is on flexibility. When my cheerleaders ask me how to get better jumps- my answer is always to stretch daily. So how do you stretch for cheer? - First you never want to start with cold muscles. So first thing to do is is a light jog for 5-10 minutes. After that your muscled will be warm and ready to be stretched out. - Next focus on your major muscle groups and muscles that you use frequently. For cheer, that would be your calves, hamstrings, quads and hips.It is also a good idea to stretch your back and neck. - When you stretch your right side, make sure you are also stretching your left side. - Hold your stretch

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