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Lara Jean Has Two Suitors But I Have A Six-Pack Thanks To This 'P.S. I Still Love You' Workout Challenge

Just tryin' to flutter kick my way into someone's heart.

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That's right, Lara Jean and Peter Kavinsky are back in action with every cute, dorky characteristic known to mankind. She stress-bakes, he's still obsessing over flip-cup... it's just meant to be, ya know? But this time, we're introducing another love from Lara Jean's life: John Ambrose. It's not a rom-com without a love triangle and little miss Lara Jean is bringing all the emotions to this one.

When I am stressin' about fictional love triangles (it happens more often than you'd think, OK?), I have a really hard time sitting still. Time for some good ol' fashioned stress-workouts during the hour and 42 minutes that is part two of Lara Jean's story.

1. When Lara Jean says "I've never been a girlfriend before, I hope I'm good at it": Start warming up, you know this one is going to get you in ALL your feels

2. When Lara Jean and Peter promise not to break each other's heart: Touch your toes, it's go time

3. Any time Peter does something incredibly dorky: 10 mountain climbers 

4. When Kitty is the snarky matchmaker we all need in our lives: 10 burpees 

5. When Jen (Peter's ex-girlfriend) makes an appearance: 10 jumping jacks 

6. When we're introduce to John Ambrose at the retirement home: 30 second plank 

7. When Lara Jean's outfit is better than everything in your closet: 10 crunches 

8. Every time Lara Jean bakes: 10 push-ups 

9. When Lara Jean falls (in a flashback or in real time): 25 calf raises 

10. When Stormy becomes your new favorite character: 15 squats

11. When Peter gets real possessive when he sees John Ambrose and Lara Jean together: 1-minute wall sit

12. When the Covey's Fakesgiving inspires you to plan one of your own: 45-second flutter kick

13. Every time Lara Jean's dad tries to flirt with their neighbor: 10 lunges 

14. Every time Chris and Trevor flirt: 10 crunches 

15. When John Ambrose makes a cute, nerdy comment: 10 jumping jacks 

16. When Peter comes to pick-up Lara Jean because she doesn't like driving in the snow: 5 burpees 

17. When it's all OK again and you can breathe easy, knowing that Peter and Lara Jean are FOREVER: Touch your toes 

You can stream "To All The Boys: P.S. I Still Love You" on Netflix now.

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