75 Hard
Challenge

Saniya Kaur Anand 75HARD Challenge Review

Saniya: "It felt ok eventually. But in the start, it was tough because we were not used to it because we did not schedule. So, we would rush through at night.

One of the tasks was drinking water. So, I would need to go to the toilet at night, which really messed up my sleep.

Hanging was another task that was ok because I heard music while doing it. But it really hurt my hands because the blisters had almost no time to repair because I had to hang every day.

One hour studying any subject was easy since I did it everyday. What made it tough was CCA days when I came late, tired and I had limited time.

The hardest one was Hindi because it was something I hated and it took so much effort to do it. This made me do so much in Hindi; I might, I have might not done in my life.

The easiest was reading 10% of the book because it would keep me on track of the story. It made me finish a book that was boring. Also, since I needed to read books, I finally started the book I always wanted to do. I finish 12 1/2 books.

Overall, I felt this was ok because it made me do things I needed to do. I would eventually see my results of this in my exams and overall accomplishment and health".

• Person: Saniya Kaur Anand
• Age: 14 Years old
• Date: 20th September 2021
• Time of the day: Evening 7:30 pm

Dia Kaur Anand 75HARD Challenge Review

Dia: How was it? "Very Interesting nothing that we have done before & very painful"

Why I did not like? "Painful and Annoying."

What I liked? "10 minutes Ukulele. I improved a lot though. Most exciting. I can play better and faster now."

Effects:
(AFTER) hanging-. Grew taller.
(Middle) Improved-> Ukulele.
(ALL THE TIME ALMOST)-> I ended finishing my water at night not being able to drink milk 30 minutes-.
I don't think I improved. (Studying).
Sit ups & Plank:. Made me better in core strength."

Conclusion:
Pros:
-Very Interesting
-Improved on Ukulele.

Cons:
-Made me stay up (Kind of)
-Hard to do during exams.
-Hard to finish movies because I postpone
-Hard to do sit-ups in bed without starting a drama."

• Person: Dia Kaur Anand
• Age: 11 Years old
• Date: 20th September 2021
• Time of the day: Evening 7:30 pm

Prabjeet Singh Anand 75HARD Challenge Review

My Take: It is rare to find an opportunity that challenges the body and mind and strengthens the bonds of family. The 75 Hard Challenge, a gruelling 75-day mental and physical fortitude marathon, became our family's collective quest. With my two daughters by my side, we embarked on a journey that tested our limits and expanded our horizons.

Each day, we committed ourselves to a regimen, this was more than a fitness challenge; it was a holistic approach to reshaping our lifestyles, the challenge became our shared language, our common struggle, and our collective triumph. There were days when our muscles ached, and our willpower wavered. But we learned to find strength in each other, to push through the plateaus.

For me the daily reading of the Guru Granth Sahib became a haven of peace and reflection amidst the physical rigor. The wisdom of its pages became a guide, reminding me that our journey was as much about nurturing the soul as it was about strengthening the body.

The 75 Hard Challenge has laid down a foundation for all of use, adding one more success to our lives and changing our beliefs, we are a different version now.

If you want to try this challenge, go for it! Make sure you know why you are doing it and help each other out. It will not be easy, but it is worth it. You will learn a lot and feel great.

We did it! We finished the challenge, and we are so glad we did. We feel better, we are closer, and we are excited about what comes next. If we can do it, you can too. Our story will make you want to try something new. If you have a story like ours or you are thinking about starting a challenge, tell us about it. We can all share tips and cheer each other on.