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February 24, 2011
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anthonysmama Waterloo, IAUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 7:07 PM
My son is my inspiration for eating clean and being healthy. He was born with profound cerebral palsy and a rare seizure disorder which unfortunately has left him with a body that he can't use. Coming from a place where I didn't take care of myself at all to a place where we run anywhere from 5k to half marathon distances together- I feel blessed to have been given the gift of a useful, purposeful physical body. And as long as my body and God will allow, I will continue to "loan" out my lungs and legs to my sweet precious little boy.
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Chloer2 San Antonio, TXUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 5:36 PM
Older women who are still able to move around on their own. They don't complain of stiff joints, or back aches and they walk tall. I want to be like that when I get older.
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angelica1974 carlsbad, CAUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 4:49 PM
i inspire myself, i am 230 and im always the heaviest person in yoga classes, sometimes i get the dirty looks from some people. at first that made me want to quit but now that makes me want to try harder to prove to myself that it is possible and i will reach my goal
amylee Saskatoon, SKCanada
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 4:33 PM
I would have to say my daughter. She's only 19 months, but I changed my eating habits for her sake, during pregnancy and after. I want to be able to set a positive example for her, so she doesn't have to deal with health issues as she gets older.
CambriaAnn22 Aliso Viejo, CAUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 3:55 PM
Tosca Reno! Her story is truly inspiring and I'm so thankful she was able to get it out there for all of us to share in. She has helped me to understand that it's never too late :) Thanks for that!
darienb Cypress, TXUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 1:39 PM
My kids and husband inspire me--I watched my mom die of cancer, and will always wonder if she had been healthier--she never exercised and always yo-yo'd with her weight in the 200s--if she would have lost that fight, or maybe never have that fight. Cancer runs in our family, and I never want my daughter wonder. And I don't want to teach her how to be an emotional eater, struggling with control. She does everything I do, and at three I love it when she "works out". Now I have to lose this weight, and show her how to be healthy so she never has to fight the emotional eating and struggle with weight loss. My husband has gotten healthy, and now I have to make the time to get healthy too. So I'm learning. :-)
runnermom Macedon, NYUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 1:29 PM
My girls, my husband and my grandson! I want to be a great example to them and be healthy and fit to enjoy a long active life with them.
kierstenECD Mississauga, ON, ONCanada
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 10:55 AM
My mother is the most inspiring woman! She encourages me everyday to be cleaner and fitter. The maintenance is up to me!
luvsthegym Spokane, WAUnited States
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 9:12 AM
Most of my motivation comes from inside. I just got myself back into the right frame of mind after a winter down time where I couldnt seem to make myself work. I am back on the track now. My husband is great about eating whatever clean meals I make and hitting the gym with me whenever I ask. It is awesome to have that kind of support.
ChantelB Cape Town, Western CapeSouth Africa
Thursday February 24, 2011 | 12:42 AM
My husband. He motivates me and inspires me every day to get up and go to gym, to eat ALL my meals during the day and to take all my multivits. More importantly he tells me (in a nice way) that i really dont need that burger or chocolate.