What to Wear on Gameday
By: Ashley M. Otero Now that Football season is in full swing and the weather is starting to change I think it would be fitting to remind everyone What to Wear to the Game. On […]
Articles by Ashley Otero
What I learned from my 30 day challenge
By: Ashley Otero My 30 Day Abs Challenge was quite a challenge for me. I had little to zero support and no team, which meant I was only relying on myself to stay motivated. That […]
Progress as defined by Merriam-Webster
By: Ashley M. Otero Progress as defined by Merriam-Webster: :movement forward or toward a place :the process of improving or developing something over a period of time Let us talk about our #30dayABSchallenge progress as […]
30-Day July AB Challenge
By: Ashley M. Otero I hate these, I really do. I hate working out and thoroughly believe anyone who claims otherwise is lying. I am what the Showtime series Weeds (@SHO_weeds) has once referred to […]
When Fashion Forward is Actually a Fashion Disaster
By: Ashley Otero @NutsAndBoltsSP has recently inquired about the bizarre fashion seen on several athletes. I cannot say much as to why they are dressed the way they are except that I too have been […]
What to wear after your team loses
It is a sad day when your team suffers a loss. Some would say it is an especially sad day when they actually make it to playoffs and do not proceed to win. You can […]
Bro, we all love our teams but no one loves your armpit hair.
By: Ashley Otero Bro, I am all about doing Bro things. I’m totally down with the Bros. However, there are some things that are too “Bro” even for the Broest of Bros. So Bros, stop […]
What to Wear to the Game
By: Ashley Otero It happens all the time, everywhere you go people are making fashion “don’ts” of themselves. I especially notice this at sporting events in Miami in particular, girls are in the tight spot […]
How Fashion Changed the Game
By: Ashley Otero Depending on who you talk to, athletes are idols, they are our hometown heroes, or they do the impossible. However, athletes were not widely recognized as respectable members of the community or […]
