Rhyming, Dancing & Community. (Capping it off with a kicka** freebie!)

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First we dance:
httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRPGtnWy5RE

A little bit ago we talked about community.

Which all started me thinking (cue collective groan) about our community.  Which all started me wondering: who are you people?!

What do you do when you’re not hanging out up in herre?  Do you work? Volunteer? What’s your passion? Are your hobbies?

The other day I was looking to buy a hula hoop (oooh, foreshadowing) & it occurred to me that not only might one of *you* sell them, but that Id imagine *any* need we have mightcould be filled by a member of the Bumbling Band (as was my hoop need. please to watch for upcoming post).

So today’s the day, People.  It’s time to out yerselves.

Who are you? What do you do? And why do you wanna work yer core?

Please to hit us all up in the comments.

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  1. My core is NO MORE…after three girls, none a bore! Please help me MizFit, I need more, more, more.

    Okay, so I’m not a poet…but I tried and I need that video to get my butt back in shape! Thanks for the chance!

  2. Working my core is changing my life
    My husband seems to think he’s got a new wife…

    I used to be a hotelier and accountant, but now I’m a stay-at-home wife who works out and blogs. I really want to start a family next year, so I’m doing all I can to get healthy and fertile. Health throuh nutrition (and lifestyle) is my passion and I have shelves full of books on the subject.

  3. I am a physical therapist or physio as I am known here in Europe. I spend my mornings blogging and afternoon/evenings in the clinic. I LOVE what I do.

    I believe the core is the key to rehab, and for anybody looking to gain power, control and a smashing six pack!!

    ~rupal

  4. My core needs help, that’s easy to see.
    It’s really quite soft, and rather flabby.
    If I win the DVD of rhythm and dance,
    perhaps even MY core will finally have a chance!

    I’m a 40-something divorced Tennessee girl who has been living in the great Los Angeles area for the past 12 years. I work as a computer geek in the aerospace industry, so I’m constantly surrounded by rocket scientists … literally. LOL

    For fun, I enjoy reading (LOVE my Amazon Kindle), working Sudoku & crossword puzzles, doing volunteer work (mostly Habitat for Humanity and Second Harvest), and hanging out with friends. I really only have one hobby and that’s needlework. I love to do both cross stitch and needlepoint. It’s what keeps me sane when I start stressing out, which is all too often unfortunately. Of course, I always make sure to fit in time for blogging, tweeting, and checking in with my peeps on Facebook.

  5. Need help blastin’ this muffin top over my jeans
    Working that core is definitely within our means 🙂

    Me = Deliciously creative and warm
    What I Do = Help people live their most authentic life 🙂

  6. I’m a lover not a fighter.

    And a lover with a sooooft core.

    (ok I’m really a student. but that sounded more exciting)

  8. I am a husband of one and father of two (grown up children). I am a resident of Melbourne, Australia. I am rapidly approaching 50 years old. I am an IT Manager for a large (American) multi-national. I am 40kg lighter than I was 5 years ago and love to exercise (mainly run & ride). I neglect my core exercises very much.

  9. I am: Full time social workaa, full time grad student, part time intern, per diem group home workaa, girlfriend, daughter, friend etc

    BUT aside from identifying myself by the many hats I wear occupationally, I am: a genuinely good person. I talk to everyone I meet in the same exact way. Babies and dogs gravitate towards me. I love to smile.

  10. You want me to rhyme about my core, you said
    Sorry I cannot, for I just got out of bed!!

    Blech I know!

    I think I saw that DVD advertised on TV and it looked pretty cool.

    Awesome give away Miz!!

    We are off to do some puppy huggin and dog walkin today! Our “volunteer” work! 🙂

  11. Hi folks.

    I am a high school English teacher by trade. I am also a single-mom, chauffeur, local small-town politician, bike-trail enthusiast, amateur chef, dog walker, cat lover, turning healthy super woman of 43 years.

    I core’s pretty flabby
    My legs – not too shabby
    My butt’s like a rock
    but my core needs a shock.

    Make it a great day

  12. you guys are too funny.

    And interesting.

    I’ve been so excited to read the comments for this post and find out more about who *you* are.
    Me? I’m an open book.

    And weights loving, book devouring, movie viewing, tattoo *waiting for*, oatmeal eating, clarinet playing, one time DRILL TEAM MEMBER, day job as writer open book.

  13. not so good with the rhyming– here goes 😉

    After a full 9 months, my core is still mush,
    Every bit of my strength, seems to go to my tush!

    Really! My butt and legs are pretty strong, but I am still working on uncovering the layers of fat around my midsection 🙂 I keep working…….but I have no idea if an when I will ever see tummy muscles 🙂

    Love your rhyming this morning!

  14. and who am I………..my blog is pretty much an open book………busy stay at home mommy and wife struck with a self imposed case of ocd 🙂

    I love to give to others. If I went back to work it would probably be in the health care field.

  15. Oh wow it’s a freebie that speaks to my heart!
    My core? Alas…it’s my flabbiest part.
    I gained 50 pounds with each child, you see.
    But I claim I’m not fat! I’m merely fluffy…
    My feet are both left and I truly can’t dance
    But if I had this video I’d give it a chance.

    Besides running the websites for health for diet
    my outside life is really a riot.
    I have 2 needy sons and ditto the spouse
    And I teach UU RE to get out of the house.
    I go to the gym and I try to get fit
    but so far, bumbling band, it hasn’t done sh**!

  16. Well, I need to work my core so my pants will fit again. This stress is killing me!

    Who am I? I’m a 27 year old graduate student in the biomedical sciences hoping to finish my PhD in about 5 months or so. I’ve been married for almost 4 years and in what little spare time I have, I read, run, knit, and procrastinate. Not necessarily in that order. Procrastination usually comes first.

  17. I need help on my core
    need to workout not roll over and snore.

    Another student in the house! And a runner. And a knitter.

  19. anyone know why, since I finally updated the WP, I now need to approve so many comments?

    even the ones w/out links!

    thanks,

    Miz.

  20. I’m over the sea
    Far far away
    I wonder if that dvd
    could reach me some way?
    My core is, well, not so cute
    And I need some help
    For my likely photo shoot

    Hey Miz, I’m a recently resigned Nurse, looking for a less stressful way to make some cash. For now I’m working as a teachers aide at a kids art school and loving it. Just got my Adv Dip in Nutrition this very day, still hitting the books, studying Herbal Medicine. My passion is preventative health and my dream is one day to inspire others to live their best lives by living mine.

  21. I’m Mara (duh)
    I’m a Spanish teacher in the Chicago suburbs.
    Why do I want to work my core? Probably because I look as if I’ve had about 5 kids with this squishy icky belly of mine, and oh yeah, I’ve had ZERO kids!

    p.s. Miz? In my head, you ARE normal… my mom is a tattooedhippieorganiccookingsewedherownclothes kind of mom… so yeah, you’re normal 🙂

  22. A rhyme ’bout my core eh…..

    I really must step up and say
    my core is neglected most every day.
    I keep making promises to change my damn ways
    but that’s hard to fit in with work, rest and play!

    I’m a country girl and a techie that doesn’t keep up to date with new stuff enough, not good.
    😐

  23. I wish I had more,
    of a hard rock core!

    Oh, the gore,
    everytime I check out my core! 🙂

    I would love to check this DVD out! I am doing Zumba at the Y and love it!

  24. Well, you already know I’m a painter. That pretty much takes up every moment of time that’s not spent working out 🙂

    It’s amazing the similarities I find between the two things.

    Core? That’s where your strength for everything else comes from; that’s what everything else is attached to!

  25. Oh, about me:

    I am 31, I live in Indy, I am a homeschool mom of 3, and I love to workout, but I am a yo-yo. I have to eat like a bird to get and stay at MY ideal weight.

  26. For years I was a slouch
    Veging out on the couch
    So my sad little core was bad
    With that DVD, it could be mad!

    (okay, so that kinda sucked!)

    Me: An ex-South African, Australian, transplanted to Canada, working in educational publishing, working out and trying to stay sane in a ever-crazier world.

    You: an inspiration 🙂

  27. I’m a stay-at-home mom, wife, runner, sales consultant for a scrapbooking company, preschool co-oper, mystery shopper, event relations mgr for a race mgmt company, and more!

    I have been taking a boot camp class at the gym for nearly 3 years now, but our core-focused instructor left last year. Even though we still seem to do a fair amount of core work, I’ve definitely noticed that I’m getting softer around the middle. This DVD would be just what I need to get my core headed back the way I want it!

  28. I have been working my core for a while (pilates, bodypump etc) and it is really tuff but I know in the end it will be worth it.

    I am a Office Manager and I want a great core so I can finally wear those little shirts that let your stomach peak out!

    Mara
    http://24stepstogo.blogspot.com/

  29. Domestic Goddess here, otherwise known as a stay at home wife. I homeschooled my kids all the way up to college, which kept me unemployed for many years. Currently a lunch monitor at a local elementary school, but I’m open to new job possibilities.

    Contrary to what my kids think, working out isn’t the only thing I do. Why, just yesterday I made a cool piece of jewelry out of an old pocket watch, and today I’m reupholstering a footstool. Also like to read, with leanings toward fantasy/science fiction.

    You can leave me out of the drawing, thank-you. I’m primarily a gym person, and I already have back-up workouts for the home.

  30. One day,out of the blue,
    My back started feeling poor
    Who knew that the solution
    Would be found in my core!

    Yeah, like someone said above, I blab all about my life in my blog–even show pictures of my hobbies sometimes. But not everyone reads my blog, so this is me: I am a neonatal intensive care nurse (just celebrated 20 years at my current job!) All my hobbies center around the fiber arts. Currently quilting and rug hooking are my passions. Love cooking (and eating) and having fun learning to make the BEST healthy food. Working out is becoming a passion, and of course blogging. Fitting all this under the umbrella of ‘loving God with all my heart, soul, and mind, and loving my neighbor as myself.’

  31. Core? What’s that? My 6 kids sucked the core right out of my body. I try, but that’s my most frustrating area.

  32. I have flab
    I want abs.

    Me? I work at Starbucks serving you your coffee.
    no, I won’t say where 🙂

  33. My abs are so weak
    my tummy self esteem is poor
    please let me win
    so that I can show off my core 🙂

    Now you knwo why I never did well at poetry courses!
    You do have some great give aways, huh? Love dance videos…so fun yet working out. Even if I look like a big goofball with no rhythm, it’s a good time!

  34. There once was a fat man beyond 50
    Who had a core that was not as it could be
    He worked out to get slight
    And get his body all right
    So now he is much better than he would be.

    (there’s something about Irish and limericks that go together)

    I work at a VA hospital in the IT department. I find time throughout the week to spend some time with those veterans that are confined to this environment and try to make them feel a little better about their circumstance.
    Hobbies are reading, an attempt at writing and of course computers. A rather boring life I’m sure.

  35. I am a divorced, homeschooling mother of four busy kids. I work at home (freelance writing) and in an office or two (desktop publishing and medical billing/data entry). I blog, facebook and love to read. I toot on a bass clarinet in a community band. Volunteering is a passion so I lead a youth group who does a community service project or two every month. With my own family we do things like park clean-ups and helping out at fundraisers. I garden, craft, write, and love to cook.

    No time for the gym, I have so much to do.
    A core DVD, I’d love through and through.

    And Miz, I totally had to replay about 1:10 into your video. I thought you said Lap dance.

  36. The audio portion of your video won’t work for me. ~sigh~

    As to who I am? Holy crap – I wear so many hats….

    Transplanted city girl, living on a ranch and loving it.

    Seamstress, ex-dental-assistant, singer, dancer, amateur actress, carpenter, amateur veterinarian, book-keeper, chief cook and bottle-washer….did I miss anything? Love to read and write and goof around.
    Am learning to use my core muscles properly. YES YES YOU ARE!

  37. And Miz, I totally had to replay about 1:10 into your video. I thought you said Lap dance.

    that made me laugh.
    and want a striptease (strippercize? what is it called??) video to give away next.

  38. Ever since the ab challenge, my core has been lacking.
    It maybe, just might-could, be due to my slacking.
    My abs sure could use some spicin’ right quick,
    I think Latin dance moves just might do the trick.

    Okay, so obviously my day job has nothing to do with rhyming, ha ha. Hopefully the winner isn’t picked by the best rhyme, because I have no chance. = )

    Miz, I had no idea that you were also a former drill team member. Hollah!!

    Like you, I’m pretty much an open book on my blog. I run, I’m an admin assistant by day, I love the outdoors and traveling. I also love football (especially my University of Utah Utes- undefeated Sugar Bowl Champions this year, baby!!) and doing crafty stuff (like making jewelry, scrapbooking, or other homemade type trinkets). Oh, and of course I always write the world’s longest comments, so maybe I should stop and leave room for someone else, LOL.

  39. and now that I think about it I wonder if the Ren Man knows, Roo?
    I dont discuss it much (me + suntanned pantyhose + sequins + big 80’s hair = not pretty at all)

    but yes.

    Foxy Lady (I know, I know..) in the house!

    (GO FOXES :))

  40. Sad thing is, we did the suntanned pantyhose, sequins and big 80’s hair, too, but it was in the mid-90’s, LOL! I think you should post pictures. I will if you will.

  41. Great idea!

    I am a 25 year old structural engineer. I also teach group fitness classes which I LOVE much more than engineering.

    I want to work my core for a few reasons

    1) The obvious…flat tummies are sexy 🙂
    2) I don’t have a natural sense of great balance…so I need all the help I can get
    3) The stronger my core, the stronger the rest of me is!

    Thanks for asking 🙂

  42. When I am not on here I am out living the best life that I can. I try to do good for my fellow human, for the animals and for the earth.

    My passion really has become training to be the athlete I know that I can be.

    By the way I took a hooping class when I lived in Nor Cal. It was super fun and a great workout.

    XOXO

  43. I am a 36 year old wife and mother to seven kids, ages 17, 15, 14, 6, 3, 2 and 9 weeks. I have my BA degree in English. I have an on-line shop that my husband and I design for at http://www.cafepress.com/fyfephotography along with more than 30 other on-line shops at different POD companies. I write children’s stories and am working on one adult novel and one teen novel.

    My husband and I are also photographers in our spare time. He also earns extra income converting people’s photos into fairies http://fairymagicphotos.blogspot.com . I am from California, but have lived in the UK with my English husband for almost seven years now. I am a legal resident of both countries though and have mailing addresses at both.

    I am working my core because I NEED to be healthy, I WANT to look good and I HOPE to live a long time.

  44. I’m a geek by trade
    right down to the core
    while my brain works away
    my body is bored

    So find me some love
    something fun as times pass
    because I’m always having trouble
    getting off my fat …. ummm
    butt

    I’m a computer sys admin by trade and have been a mizfit lurker for awhile.

  45. I already have six-pack abs
    Too bad they’re hidden by lots of flab.

    Hahaha! That’s my mantra while I do my crunches and planks.

    Who am I? I have a bachelor’s in kicking a$$ and taking names, which makes me a bad a$$ college professor. I spend half my time molding young minds and the other half of my time writing articles which will hopefully be published and get me tenure!

  46. talking of my core?
    that’s a bore

    it’s all in the looks
    not in the books 🙂

    i’m a scientist… or trying to be! I love to be outside, doing any sorts of activity, or in the kitchen. I will go to 3 grocery stores to get the cheapest price (and i like browsing!). And I can’t wait until i can have a dog! or two 🙂

  47. First – I love this DVD. It seriously cracks me up. It *is* a good workout but it’s also so campy & hilarious. Double win!!

    Second – I’m fascinated with the Daily Mel’s comment. I so so so want a Kindle but am not sure if it is worth the investment you know? Now I will be thinking about that all day.

    PS> You are so right about the community we have here! We should set up some kind of listing…

  48. I’m currently slaving away in retain whiile doing the grad school thing.

    I am poor
    need to work core
    give the d
    vd to me.

  49. I’m a regular Joe by day
    And a bloggin’ fool by night.
    But if I ever got my wish
    Then all I would do is write.

    “But blogging [i]is[/i] writing,” you say!
    “It is,” I’m forced to reply.
    But there’re only so many ways
    To complain of the size of my thighs.

    There’s fiction and novels unwrit,
    Just waiting to hit the page!
    If I just had some extra time,
    Then readers galore I’d engage.

    So come and stop by my blog
    And leave a comment or two.
    At least if I can’t write my book
    I’ll for sure reply back to you.

  50. Back in my 20’s, my abs were so rockin’
    Then in my 30’s, the twins came a-knockin’
    Are my rockin’ abs a thing of the past?,
    Or can this DVD tone them up fast?

    I’ve got three kiddies five-years-old and under, and I have my own business, which I run out of my home. I love reading Miz’s blog, and I aspire to meet her one day on Oprah’s stage!

  51. I’m a government worker (I didn’t ask for it, but it’s a good job) that does digital mapping and internet-based tracking systems. Yes, big brother is watching. 🙂

    I have a husband, a 10-week old puppy, a fish tank, and a house we bought in November. Said house is 1962 original. I have a lot of work to do.

    I work out 5 days a week with hubby — right after work — and enjoy every minute. I have anxiety/agoraphobia issues, and the exercise really helps me maintain sanity without meds. I heart exercise for that very reason. I run, lift, work my core, do stairs — whatever floats my fancy.

    I love to work my core because I’m an office geek, which means I spend entirely too much time sitting on my bum. This also means I slouch. But with awesome core workouts, my posture has improved significantly, and even though I’m still fighting a layer of fat, when I tense my ab muscles I see definition. SCORE!

  52. There once was a Mama of Slack
    Whose core strength did certainly lack
    For the Core Dance DVD
    She shouts “Oooo ooo! Pick me!
    That’ll help me get my core strength on track!”

    Other than being an *awesome* limerick-er, I’m the wife of a sports addict and the mom of 2 girly preschoolers living the DC area. I work for an Educational non-profit on the Technology Team (focusing mainly on Project Management and testing for the web site).

    Totally glamorous…don’t you think?

  53. My least favorite exercise, the ones I abhor
    are anything and everything to do with my core!
    My jellybelly desperately needs this DVD
    to bring out the sexy hard-abbed diva I was meant to be!

    Me: Mom, wife, full time in software world, full time student (prereqs for med school), blogger (sometimes), weekly volunteer at hospital, PT nutrition consultant

  57. ME ME ME ME ME ME ME!….(Do we have to write a poem? I don’t feel up to it.)

    I’m a professional musician, so I would be a really appropriate person to try this DVD. I got rhythm.

    I go into more exhaustive detail about my life in my blog, but you know that, of course.

  58. Miz, I need to work my core
    so my lower back
    won’t hurt anymore
    also, when my core is tight,
    I feel like a ballerina
    with posture upright

    Who am I? Certainly not a poet.
    I am a creative director/graphic designer and I love what I do. I have an awesome Scottish husband who wrote a book about our transatlantic love story which I hope will be published one day. I have 2 amazing dogs we rescued who are our children. I lost 100 pounds and gained it all back but I know I can do it again. With all my knowledge gained from everyone here I feel empowered to keep it off this time.

  59. Can’t view the video (growls) but I’m guessing we’re supposed to be rhyming about this freebie and who we are 😉

    Who am I? A student I be
    Studying rhetoric in third year university.
    An exercise addict, I LOVE working the core
    Am jumping with excitement til my muscles is sore!
    DVD’s are the best, they are portable, you see
    Because I adore traveling COMPACT is the key.
    I’m a writer at heart, it’s my passion in life,
    As well as friends laughing loving LIVING through strife.
    I hope I win this, dear MizFit I do
    Then I could learn to dance and write a review of it too 🙂

  60. Hey! I’m promoting my new 6 week online workshop titled: Curvy Gals Workshop. This is a 6 week workshop aimed towards curvy women living healthier, more confident and beautiful lives. We will cover all topics: plus size fashion, relationships, beauty and self-esteem in a very friendly environment. Each week you will have projects and assignments that will make you look and feel your best in only 6 weeks. The workshop is a little over $6.50 a week and can be found here:

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    I’ve been working on my core lately because I’ve had lower back problems for, oh, 5 or 6 years now. Since I’ve started its been about three months since my back has bothered me which is awesome.

    Oh! Miz, I gave you an award+shout out on my blog today!

    CHECK OUT THE ETSY LINK ABOVE!

  61. ‘Cause my core is weak
    I need to get it back to its peak
    I need more time
    to work on a better rhyme
    but dirty dishes are lurkin’
    Better get these hands workin’

    I am a wife/mama who likes to work creatively with my hands and has more ideas than I know how to use.

  62. Ooh, I loved reading the comments on this one – fascinating, y’all!

    I’m mother to two boys ages 10 and 2. I’m a graphic designer and I totally love my job (well, most of the time). I get to work from home and read blogs between projects. It keeps me focused on my health goals while around me (I live in New Orleans LA USA) people are celebrating holidays such as “Fat Tuesday.” 🙂

    I lost 100 pounds last year and reading blogs was a big help. I’m a new reader to this particular blog as my “blog-reading needs” have shifted to maintenance and more advanced fitness.

    I absolutely love running and yoga. I’ve recently become a fan of plyometric and bodyweight exercises. I like to make up my own circuit workouts and train periodization-style. I love to try new exercises, workout DVDs, training methods, etc.

    Thanks for the opportunity to shout out!

  63. I am: a personal trainer who’s trying to take some psych classes, studying for the GRE’s, getting ready to apply to grad schools to get my PhD and plan a wedding.

    For fun: I read and knit. And sleep.

  64. I’m a supervisor at a coffee/donut shop! I volunteer a lot of my time planning social events for people with mental health issues. I’m also on the board of directors for an agency for people with mental health issues.
    I’ve lost 42.2 pounds with just a few more to go 🙂
    I have a daughter living in Holland and a son out west and a wonderful husband who had a heart attack in sept but is doing great now!
    I love going for long walks and taking pictures.

  65. A core? A core? I’m supposed to have a core?
    I suppose the fat is not letting it out the door!

    I am not a poet as you can tell. Anyway, I am a stay at home mom/wife. I Homeschool my two boys and I love it.

  66. Oh MizFit- you are an inspiration as always. I’m a dancer, a lover, a sister and a loyal friend. I’m striving for balance in life and trying out the primal/paleo way of eating – I’m also blogging about it.

    Got a great post today about eating primal for breakfast- per your permission, I’d love to link to it!

    Thanks as always, for the inspiration.

    READ READ READ THE POST BELOW HERE, PEOPLE. IT AWESOME 🙂

    Check me out! http://www.brynith.com/blog/2009/02/02/how-to-primal-breakfast/

  67. I’m me. I live in Canada. I’m a managing student. I want to work on my core because I have been banished from lower body exercises so its core, back, and arms all the time up in here.

  68. If I could learn to dance my core,
    Then I could buy small pants some more!

    Oh lordy, I am no poet!!!

    I work for an Arts Council that has been through some major trials and tribulations lately. I’m also on the board of our local Palmer Drug Abuse Program, which gives anonymous free help to young people who are involved with drugs and/or alcohol and want to stop. (nutshell version)

  69. Working on my core
    really tends to be a bore
    A dvd with rhythm and dance?
    Now thats something id like a chance!

    A poet I am not… I am, however, a singer (classical/opera), teacher, supporter of the arts and animal rights, new vegetarian leaning into a vegan lifestyle, twin of the best sister EVER, avid reader, new blogger, piano player, all around music lover

    I have become consistent with eating, cardio and in the next few weeks, strength (body pump class- here I come!).. but am lacking in a core workout. I love dance exercise dvds and would love to check this out! I secretly want to be a flamenco dancer.. LOVE IT!

  70. I live on the east coast of Canada, and am a chemical engineer. I have a LOT of hobbies, but my passion is football. I play on a tackle football team, I’m one of the executives of our league, and I’m a coach for a kids’ team, and that’s all aside from watching it on TV, attending high school and university games and reading about it.

    Core is essential in football to provide power (when doing the hitting) and to protect your back (when getting hit), so:

    While I would love to firm my tummy,
    And all of my wobbly bits,
    But mostly I strengthen my core,
    So I can give and take big hits.

  71. Shoot! I just spent five minutes writing out a mini bio and my computer, for some inexplicable reason, switched me over to Charlotte’s website! Anyway, I am a 32-year-old, extremely extroverted and outgoing, pretty damn funny writer/blogger living in Chicago whose goal du jour IS a stronger core (rehabbing a back/neck injury as you know).

  73. I’m a no-longer-chubby-stay-at-home-mommy-of-3-cute-homeschoolers-artist-guitar-playin’-fly-by-the-seat-of-my-pantser-autismadvocate-runnin’-and-liftin’ force of nature.

  74. Winner, winner,
    Chicken dinner 🙂

    I don’t think I’d make use of the dvd, so I’m out.

    But as for who I am, I don’t really know 🙂

  75. I is an engineer.

    OK, my TITLE is Industrial Engineer, but I’m currently doing more project management than actual engineering.

    I’ve gotten quite soggy in the middle lately, when my core used to be so so strong.

  76. I’m not going to try to rhyme
    I dont’ have time.

    I need to rock my core as every injury I have ever had relates in some way to not having a strong core. And I don’t have time for injuries either.
    I’m 38, live in Canada, work as a Business Continuity Analyst which means I do a lot of planning which I love. I am a wanna-be athlete looking forward to a busy year of training for upcoming races. (half marathons mostly)

    Love your site Miz!

  77. Although I totally need to work my core, the fact of the matter is that if it involves a DVD, I will do it once and that will be about it. So the freebie should certainly go to someone who might use it.

    I am a professor of economics at a small college. Which is a GREAT job in most ways. I coach a highly successful academic team for the Fed Challenge competition, and I’m very proud of this. I am trying to help my husband, whom I adore, to get healthy again, and I have a 14 year old boy who is a truly great kid. And in my free time (a concept that refers to something that I don’t have really but I fantasize about), I make lampworked glass beads and things, play the clarinet, and grow things in my garden.

  78. RHYME!!! Ok here’s my try.

    My core’s not too bad, it’s the dancing that sad.
    I need some skills, so I can give him the chills!!!

  79. There once was a core from Nantucket . . .

    Wait, not that one? 😉
    *giggle*

    Lessee . . . I’m a reader, a blogger (albeit a lazy one), a cookbook writer, a movie-watcher. These days I’m trying to keep up with my existing blog, and am thinking about launching a new one! (Holy cow . . . )

    My day job? I work for Disney in Los Angeles. What I can do for the Bumbling Band: discounted Disneyland tickets! Two parks for the price of one! Seriously. BEST. JOB. PERK. EVER. 😀

  80. Okay, I’m a librarian who works as an information management consultant for the federal government. In the world’s snowiest and second coldest national capital – O, Canada! I love my job, my firm, and my boss, although of course sometimes the stress gets to me – working out definitely helps keep me sane! It is also key to managing my Seasonal Affective Disorder.

    I want to work my core because it is key to keeping my upright on our ice-covered streets.
    AND because I LOVE the feeling of a strong back supporting my body while I run.
    I fully realise I may not have good beats –
    My rhymes may be bad, but at least I had fun.

  81. Pilates is really my thing
    (Have you tried the Magic Ring?)
    It’ll work your whole bod,
    Make you feel like a god(dess)
    Now I lift both my kids without cringing

    OK, not my best effort, but I am working on very little sleep, lol!
    My favorite hobby is reading.
    Wow.
    Am I boring or what?!?!?!

  82. I’m a technical writer who not-so-secretly wants to be a personal trainer and fitness writer.

    I work my core every day to run faster and…umm…look hotter.

  83. Wow, this is fascinating. No hula hoops yet, though. You know who we have to get to start reading this blog? Michelle Obama. She’s a hooping champ.

    Rhyming? I like working my core so/I have a strong torso.

    I’m always a little hesitant to admit I’m an editor in blogland because as soon as I do, im afrade ill make sum embarasing misteaks. In nicer weather I enjoy growing medicinal herbs on my balcony.

  85. I have not a rhyming thought in my head today
    so guess I’ll just write whatever I need to say.

    I’m a mechanical engineer, I get to do neat 3d models and drawings. I design stabilizers so people don’t get the icky sicky’s on a boat.

    As for my core, I work it often. I still can’t figure out why I can do situps ok but can’t do a pushup still lol.

  86. This is sooooo fun! You make my day!

    Here’s my little diddy –

    This workout I need to shape up my core
    To keep me from falling face down on the floor!

    LOL And that’s no joke!

  87. NERD ALERT! (movie anyone? it’s a shortsnippettoughone)

    I so wanna print & bind all this fer future reference 😉

    (uh, your bios I mean. not that the rhyme’age isnt fab, but…)

  89. So many reasons I need to beef up the core
    sit ups and planks, Kettlebells and more.

    I lose interest if they fun they are not
    This video may smark the fire so I can be hot hot hot.

    I’m a full time mommy and I volunteer in my kids classes at school. I’m very active in the School Site council although California has taken money away from our schools so I’m on a new bandwagon trying to figure out how we can keep kids on track with less money to spend. UGH. I’m a runner mostly because my coordination sucks and I have failed miserably at soccer, tennis and other sports and I Love that I can go run with my friends when I want or run alone when I want. I started running January 5th 2008 and finished my first marathon December7th 2008.

    I raise money for the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer and last year I walked 65 miles to raise awareness for my 4th and 5th walks with them in SF and Long Beach. I am only walking in SF this year but it will bring my total to over $13,800 raised in 6 years and nearly 200 miles in organized walks. We do a lot of dancing on those walks too and some new moves would be spiffy to try out there to keep us all “jazzed” during 26.2 miles through those SF hills on Saturday July11th.

  90. Oops! Forgot to tell you bout me. 🙂

    I’m an Admin Assistant at a private school (La-te-dah). Boring. Bores the pants right off me. That’s not who I really am…artist, photographer, biker chick (bicycles rule), writer-wanna-be, knitter (I can teach you or anybody), dog-lover, outdoors (cept for skeeters) lover.

    Some day hope to paint and actually sell something instead of give it away. My art always finds someone that needs it.

  92. oh fun.

    I’m all about functionality when I work my core.
    Hate the oblique work, but planks, I ADORE.

    (who knew I could rhyme?)

    Oh so interesting. Trying to define ourselves. I had several thoughts about this lately. Turns out I really hate to be defined. However basic stats I can share: Geoenvironmental Engineer. Doesn’t usually come up as something I can help friends with (unlike hair dresser or something!). Unless my friends own a mine they’re trying to reclaim. Married, no children, 1 dog, (right now). Live in a place nobody has ever heard of. physically large province, population small. Coldest winters, hottest summers. Hobbies include working out (!), scrapbooking, sewing, watching movies.

  93. Nerd Alert — This one goes out to my homeboy, Austin Powers

    My core was once upon a time
    my strongest and greatest asset
    But now I find that not so true
    the older that I get

    I’d love to win that DVD
    It’s just the right one for me
    I’ll shake it, twist it and work it hard
    To regain my former glory

    Me — I’m a soon to be 40 (in June) early rising gym rat; a legal secretary during the day; and a HUGE fan of anything Dean Koontz and the Sue Grafton Alphabet books.

  94. I got a BIG core,
    Used to be a six-pack, but now…it’s much more!!
    The DVD, I’d get it all back.
    I’d be sporting again, that awesome six-pack.

    Daddy first, four kids~two at home, two in school, music therapist second…not practicing right now, Weight Watcher receptionist in my free time to earn a little spending money.

  95. I am a tour coordinator for a company that does escorted tours to Europe. I love travel and the biz, but it does get hard in this kind of economy.

    I am working on getting healthier so I can have time to travel everywhere I want to go 🙂

  96. My Core
    is no more
    since my daughter
    crawled out
    that C-section door.

    So very lame, but hopefull since I’m way down here at the bottom of the comments no one else will see it!!!

    Who am I? I’m a 37 year old wife/mom who has always been a touch on the “youthful” side (read: immature). I work as an admin assist by day and by night I hang out with my family. Blogging and working out are my only hobbies right now, and right now that’s enough. I think my kids are the most amazing creatures on the face of the earth, and I have been so blessed to have the husband I have, even if sometimes I don’t appreciate him. I am shy (at first), moody, sensitive, and sometimes wonder if there is something great on the horizon for me. I am cautiously optimistic and for the first time in my life, it feels pretty good to be me.

    Oh, and I couldn’t make it through the day without checking out MizFit!! 😉

  99. Oy gevalt! My core aches like heck! And I haven’t even seen the DVD.

    As for me: I’m a nice Jewish boy from Ireland working and living in the UK. I work for a charity with refugees and survivors of trafficking. I’ve somehow become a specialist so I actually manage a team across the whole of England. Anyhoo, I’m 33 (just) and trying trying trying to get fit!

  101. I am a research scientist, primarily do “bioinformatic” programming. I want to work my core for several reasons:

    1. I love running and core strengthwill make it even better.

    2. To avoid back pain.

    3. Probably will give me the confidence to enroll in a martial arts class.

    4. Wait, sin’t core strength important for a “healthy” me and all of us?
    🙂

    I dunno what the freebie is , I am sneaking in a comment at work and don’t have my speakers hooked up.

  102. Oh I forgot to add, that I would so love to do all those fancy moves on a Swiss ball… I need to get that in the name of building core strength and then sitting on it and “boink” and “boink” and have fun.

  103. My core poem: It used to be so strong. Where’d it all go wrong?

    I’m a 32 year old, recently married programmer (ahem Software Engineer sounds so much snazzier). I love to read. I love Broadway musicals. I love singing and music. I love decorating. I love to work out!

    Drill team represent! I did Color & Winter Guard all through high school. I think I could still bust out a horizontal toss if I had to. 🙂

  105. how fun! My name is Sunny, I’m a massage therapist and I have a Healthy Fast Food Store online. I’m trying to lose 20 pounds right now so I can look better in my 30’s than I did in my 20’s! I hate working out but am trying to fit it in my life somehow.

  106. To rhyme I will try, though I fear ’twill be sad
    A poet I’m not and my rhythm is bad

    Yet my core is tres weak, I must freely admit
    And I’d love me a chance to dance it all fit

    And perhaps with some effort not only will I
    Build my core, but my rhythm as well (least, I’ll try!)

    Okay, that’s the best I can do. 🙂 As for who I am…well, I’m 36, a mom of two wonderful daughters, married, full-time office slave with pretensions to authorship. And a full-time seeker after great truths. 🙂

    V.

  107. My weak flabby core
    Causes my back to be sore

    Some strength in the middle
    Will help this back/core riddle

    I’m NOT a poet but work with hospitals on Medicaid issues. Love golf, reading, the SF Giants, travel, hanging with friends. And blogging and trying to get healthy — but that’s a given.

  108. Loose skin and a bump are all that is left
    since starting this journey to lose my core’s heft.

    OK, Shakespeare I’m not.

    Gads, I hit 45 this year, but I feel much younger. I’ve been married to the same wonderful guy for … almost 15 years. We’ve been together almost 18. Wow. We’ve been through a lot and are still together. So, that says something. We have two beautiful, mega spoiled cats. I volunteer at an observatory & Husband gave me my own cool telescope this year. 🙂 I am a fledgling writer and just finished – yes finished – the first pass at my first novel today!! Yippee! Edits start tomorrow. Hope to start agent shopping next month. I will proudly frame my first rejection letter. It means I’m in the game and is a rite of passage.

    I dabble in arcryllics, I read, I go out and meet folks in my new town. Still looking for that local best friend. I’m sure one will pop up eventually. I’m obsessed with Sumer and like geology. I study astronomical things a lot, too, obviously.

  110. My core’s getting better
    since I’ve become a Shredder.
    But there’s still some lack
    especially in the back!

    I love reading about everyone! What a great idea.

    I’m a mom to a 20 month old boy. Also a wife of 9+ years. Now a SAHM after 13 years in publishing and advertising, where my last job was VP of interactive services. Big transition to staying at home! I’m a freelance writer and editor, and I always have a bit of the tfh fear when I say that. I’m the president of my local Junior League and I love getting involved with and volunteering for different non-profits.

    Oh, and I’m a runner!

  111. Hey Miz!

    The apple core
    I don’t eat it for shore…
    What’s that have to do
    With my body anew?
    I eat up the veggies, and some of the fruit
    And that’s how I began for my body to transmute
    Including my very own, hardened, well almost…core
    And that…I think…the girls will adore

    (or maybe…just maybe, my wife will anyway).

    When I’m not working out – I’m over here dreaming up rhymes (I began at 5 this morning) (okay, I stretch the truth)
    I write. I transport 3 kids. And if I still have some time – I wander in to a day job – running a bunch of computer systems…

    I’m also thinking I should grow my own coffee bean tree (or plant?) (…I think I need another cup…)

  112. holy cow… you have lots of fans that are poets! not me. i was a software engineer, now i am a stay at home mom that has made working out her hobby! i also dabble in photoshop and have started making digital sillouettes and some basic blog designs. i am in love with the Les Mills group exercise programs. I have lost 70 lbs and plan to lose 20 more in the next 20 weeks! I need a stronger core because it effects EVERYTHING I do.

  113. Wow Miz.

    Don’t feel the need to enter me as I just found you recently.

    You have a great site.

  114. I’m me! I am an accountant for a Glass & Glazing company.

    I LOVE hula hooping. This summer I tried out my 5 year old cousins hula hoop and sucked!!! I keep doing it on the Wii Fit but it’s not quite the same. I do get a workout though. I end up sweaty with sore thighs!!!

  115. i actually bought a hula hoop a few years ago just for fun. i need to drag it out of the closet. still, i wish it were as fun as my most favoritest hula hoop ever – it was clear with water and pretty, pretty sparkles inside. i accidentally broke it all over the foyer when i was about 13. oops.

    when i’m not on the internet … i’m either slinging coffee at starbucks, scorekeeping hockey games, writing a weekly college hockey column (or covering college hockey games), hanging out with the boy … or gathering up the courage to start a new job in pr … of which i have no experience.

    i also do lots of randomly creative stuff.

    oh, core. um … my core actually isn’t that bad. sure, it needs some work … but mostly a lot of cardio to shed that outer pudge. y’know.

  116. It’s flabby & weak and needs to be worked; yep its my core. Situps, Yoga, strength training…guess I better get on the floor.

    I’m not very good at this but I tried!!!!

  117. Cardio has been my game
    Stuff for strength? Just wasn’t the same…
    But now that I found BodyPump class
    Strength training is no longer a pain in the…um…posterior.
    Right now I can only swing one class a week
    So my home routine needs a bit of a tweak
    But there’s only so much “bicycle” I want to do;
    Core Rhythms could tone me up through & through.

    Who am I? I’m a 41-year-old wife/mom/technical writer living in the San Francisco Bay Area. I write about getting healthy and managing my type 2 diabetes on my blog, and I love reading and commenting on other blogs. Offline, I love to spend time with my family, laugh, read, snorkel, knit, and try new foods and new activities.

  118. Core? Working it…I think it’s a bore. Wish mine was as flat as a mat. But blast! My stomach looks like my ass!

    I suck. Like a gas guzzling truck.

  120. A stronger core will help me run fast
    Then I won’t feel like I’m always coming in last!

    Not the best of rhymes, but oh well. I’m a web designer currently working on a career change into teaching. Besides running and knitting, I love reading, going to the movies, and writing letters.

  121. I’m a brand-new personal trainer (not even one client yet, LOL). In previous careers, I taught middle schoo (math and earth science)l, did graphical user interface design, did print graphics, and was a baker.

    In my free time, I like photography, calligraphy and sewing.

    I need to work my core
    so camera equipment I can carry more
    a long zoom lens keep stable
    to photograph birds of fable

    Plus, my twin sister wants me to help her get through a sprint triathlon!

  122. i’m a public radio listenin’, out-of-turn talkin’, g droppin’ graduate school (scientist in t-5 years!) fool.

  123. oh oops. and i need to work my core because i have never been able to do a pull up (despite my varying degrees of athleticism)

  124. My core is now jiggly,
    I want it too be less wiggly.
    MizFit I know the core dvd,
    will be what does it for me!

    This sounds like it is just what I need! 🙂

  125. I am soooo late to this party! It’s been a very busy day here in legal land; it’s almost 5PM. Yes, I am a legal assistant at a firm that specializes in Intellectual Property Law.

    I’ve been working on my CORE because humans just weren’t meant to sit at a desk ALL day. It’s good to hold yourself upright now and then.

    AND my hula hoopin’ skills suck; always falling to my feet.

  126. I seem to do better working on my core in the summer
    Winter weather is such a bummer
    DVD to the rescue,workin out inside
    Then maybe I won’t have to freeze my behind!

    Yes,lame I know-I ain’t no Mizfit! I am a Registered Respiratory Therapist in a hospital. I love to run and read blogs. But I actually spend most of my time (and money) on my daughter who competes in dance competitions. She has a rocking core !

  127. I’m on a quest to make a rock out of my belly
    But the d@ng thing will not stop shaking like jelly!

    I am a recruiter. I love running. Try as I might, that little piece of stubborn flab in my tummy just won’t go away. Love your abs!

  128. I used to be a teacher, before the lupus and weight sidelined me. I’m on disability now, working to get my life back. When I started changing my eating habits about 2 years ago I weighed over 400 lbs, walked with two canes, and was on 12 different medications.

    Today I’m walking without assistance, threw out all my pills except my synthroid, and take vitamin supplements instead of prescription meds. My lupus is in remission, and my health is as good as it was (or better) than 30 years ago.

    On weekends the girls and I do various environmental service projects around the state (things like planting cottenwood trees along rivers in crisis, restoring water flow with erosion reducing plants and rocks, and working on clean ups in various green spaces) We also spend a lot of time at zoos, aquariums, museums, and cultural events.

    Want a peek into the NON-diet part of my life? you can find it at http://happynudibranch.blogspot.com

  130. I run long and far
    I know the score
    But on Friday I do Pilates
    and work my core

    When your core is strong
    You stand up taller
    Your stride is longer
    and your waist is smaller

    I’m an Internet and computer analyst and mom of three who lost weight five years ago. I also LOVE latin dance and that’s why the DVD appeals to me. Good night!

  131. OK, tried a poem but with both kids and the dog home right now it’s not happening (but it would have been really good with rhyming words like ‘possess’ and ‘obsess’).

    I am a stay-at-home mom. I blog a lot but it’s not a living. Luckily I can live off my sugar daddy husband (can I call him a sugar daddy if he’s not much older than I am?)

    I have an English degree but only used it on one job in the past (word processor and proofreader). I also tried being a church youth director, high school Spanish teacher, administrative assistant, and bookseller. I was never one of those women who longed to be a mother or a stay-at-home one, but it turns out I really like it–perhaps because I don’t have to do any of those other crappy jobs.

    My core is complete mush at the moment. It was at its best when I did a lot of Pilates, so I shouldn’t have stopped doing that!

  132. I’m getting fit and fabulous, I’m well on my way-
    But my core has been neglected, it would like to go out and latin dance the night away!

    Ok so I am really not a poet, but I’m very impressed by the talents displayed by the other posters! 🙂

    I’m an RN, and I work in the Department of Finance at a very large medical center in the Midwest, working with hospital admissions and medicare compliance. I LOVE my job, but in my spare time I do alot of scrapbooking, reading (I’m a homebody!) and doing stuff with my Mom and sisters, we’re a pretty tight bunch. I also write, and am hopeful that my name will be on a book cover towards the end of 2009!

    🙂

  133. My flabby — it’s shrinking
    around my core
    Aerobics — it works
    but I need crunches MORE.

    There’s a layer up top
    and a big pooch below
    where 2 babies spent
    a long time in to grow.

    And now that they’re out,
    (it’s been more than a year!)
    It’s time to firm up–
    make that fat disappear!

    So I ask you, above
    the prize gods or fate
    to name “me” the winner
    that would really be great!

    I’m a journalist/news-junkie (taking a time out) now stay-at-home-mom to two little boys, softball player, gym enthusiast, fake runner, blogger, writer, fly-by-the-seat-of-her pants type-a gal.

  134. I’m a blogging, running, kick boxing, weight lifting and all round woo fighting wally. I do not do poems/peoms/pomes. I fear jazz. Today I deadlifted 82.5 kilos, I have smugs, even though I have DOMS. And yes it is always worth it. But then you already know that.
    X

  135. HEY MIZ!
    Haha you know me!! I’m that health-nut bloggin fool with a plan to BUST OUT in this blog world!

    I just want to thank you sooo much for being an inspiration! I love all your articles and I know you’ll help be so much in the healthy blog community!

    YOU DA BOMMMMB WOMAN!
    <33

  138. I’m a hat wearin’ gal. Yellow is generally my color (hence my nickname as Yellow Hat Runner at a few places). I don’t get paid for my work as a mother or a writer (yet), but those are my primary tasks. I blog a few times/week, write for a local paper once and awhile, and try my best to keep our family running smoothly in a reasonably (not perfectly) clean house. Core strength is what keeps my running strong – I’d be lost without it, for it is the running that keeps me SANE(ish)!! But, I think you already knew these things about. me . . .

    I adore all things MizFit and though I don’t comment as regularly as I once did – I’m happy to lurk and am pleased to see that you’re keepin’ on keepin’ on!

  139. My core keeps me upright and my back from being sore at my desk job as a (insert unflattering adjective here) lawyer. I love cooking and using French language and engage in both as much as possible. Also am an avid walker/hiker/weight lifter, aspiring to guns like yours!

  140. I am a stay-at-home mom to two crazy kids! I never thought I would love being a mom as much as I do…I need a strong core to keep up with them!

  141. #whoamI … oh wait. Not twitter. Readjust, blog comment… go:

    I’m an underemployed, recent (relatively) college grad addicted to Twitter and lookin for a sugar daddy like Lainie’s got. In the meantime I’m working at a YMCA, writing a newspaper column, and blogging. Who am I though? Ah the timeless question to struggle with. I’m hopefully a good person who cares about others and leaves them better than she found them.

  142. Late with the answers. What do I do? What are my “skillz”?

    I write about crafts and do them to.
    I organize conferences for geeky girls.
    I garden -in a lazy organic kind of way.
    I remember things about people and connect them. (so I contacted this guy who edits a magazine for fire fighters after Hurricane Katrina about a Al. county that lost all it’s equipment. He wrote; and a department in NJ resupplied the entire house… uniforms, equipment and a truck!)

  143. Happy blog-birthday to you and to the bumblin’ band. What community you’ve grown in such a short time. I’m impressed.

    Loving all the comments today.

    And, Miz, I already own a great little video camera, so if my number hits on your RNG, please hit “choose” again.

  144. I meant to reply to this and just realized I hadn’t….Better late than never?

    My Diploma says Computer Programmer/Analyst. These days, we Programmers are generally referred to as ‘Developers’ – at least in my neck of the woods. More specifically, I am a Java Developer, as that is the language I have been working with for the past…going on 9 years. Wow. Time flies.

    I sit hunched over a computer all day; core workouts are good for my posture!

  145. Describing who I am would be too hard for me..but I can tell you what I do/have done. Past: cosmetologist (short time–hated that ‘career’), school teacher (kindergarten–love kids but don’t like managing them unless they are my own), senior bank teller (booooring…instead of serving burgers I served cash), accountant–again too boring…in between those jobs always a full time homemaker and mom until the kids flew the coop…my favorite job of them all?–full time homemaker…love, love, love it…talk about total freedom!! perhaps if I’d found a job I loved and paid heap big cash home maker might possibly take 2nd place.

    I too suffered way too long from false guilt…that comes from the enemy of our souls whose desire is to destroy us…versus the lover of our souls–Yahweh–whose desire and the reason he came to earth as God the Son is to give us abundant joy.

    When I’m truly guilty, then I confess it to my Father and right the wrong. As for false guilt–I tell the enemy of my soul to get lost and move on.

    Once I finally admitted that I am not perfect nor does God expect perfection from me I was free to be *me*. My mission in life is to glorify God. All too often I fall short. But God knows my frame and loves me anyway.

  146. Forgot to tell you why I’d want to work my core–to make it stronger. If it’s stronger, then I’m stronger. Strength begets strength, and increases stamina.

  147. I’m an accountant and a wife and a mom and a runner. And becoming a mom, did a number on my core! I work my core to make me a stronger runner. And a hotter momma!

  148. I totally watched the infomercial for that TWICE last weekend. I’m such a sucker for as-seen-on-tv products. I didn’t buy it but I sure wanted to! Too bad I missed this freebie 🙁 Behind on blogs = no fun

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