Win ChinUp Apparel Shirts

Win ChinUp Apparel Shirts - Giveaway

Today and this week only, we are offering a super rad giveaway with some of the coolest t-shirts and tanks I've seen. I own a few of them and they're so comfortable and hot. Perfect for every day use and of course amazing when training.

ChinUp Apparel will be giving away their swag to 3 Winners that exclusively follow Lauren Brooks (muaaah) ☺️

Not only will there be 3 WINNERS, each winner will select 2 of their favorite t-shirts/tanks.
If you see how cute they are, you may just want to get a few now in the mean time. They have some manly ones too for the men out there for 10% off for a limited time. Link below.

ENTER TO WIN:

Like the Lauren Brooks Facebook Page and the pinned post.

Comment and share or tag your friends.

If you're on Instagram you can do all of that here with @LaurenBrooksFitness

Extra entries when you share or tag your friends! So easy!

They've created a coupon code exclusively for my readers/followers see below if you want to snag one for 10% off.

Link to our site: https://goo.gl/TzZZun

Sale Info: Exclusive coupon code for Lauren Brooks followers. The coupon LIFT10 will give them 10% off their order, and will be good until 3/7.

Giveaway details from ChinUp Apparel:

Open only to US residents (we can only ship to US addresses)

Total of 3 winners

Each winner will get to pick out two free shirts of their choice from ChinUpApparel.com.

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