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Beachbody
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I was wondering what your favorite Beachbody workout program is?
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Insanity0
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I have just bought Focus T25 I was going to ask if anyone has followed it before and what the results where?0
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CIZE0
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I can't choose ...insanity, insanity max 30 and body beast are my top 3. I do think p90x is the most well rounded but I cant commit to the time frame of some of the vids.0
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I was debating getting some of those DVD's. Everyone keeps talking about the T25. Currently i use Jillian's dvd's and i enjoy it.
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T25 & Insanity Max 30 are my favorites. I really like Shaun T's attitude. I prefer his personality to all of the other trainers that I've seen.0
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n1cholee93 wrote: »I was debating getting some of those DVD's. Everyone keeps talking about the T25. Currently i use Jillian's dvd's and i enjoy it.
Are they hard to follow?
Love T25! Easy to follow and also have a modifier if you need0 -
Max 30 hands down!
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TavistockToad wrote: »Insanity
Yep. Love.0 -
Turbofire and 21 day fix at the moment. Both Chalene and Autumn are amazing.0
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21 day fix.0
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Beachbody who do most of these programs offer an on demand service with a free 30 day trial, it could be a way of finding the right program, then cancelling while in the 30 days and buying the DVD's on Gumtree or Ebay.0
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insanity and insanity max 300
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The free weights section.0
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Ive been doing 21 day extreme. Autumn is my inspirtion. I got cize and omg shaun t burnt me a sweat. Couldnt hack max 30 might retry it. Love p90x3. The guy always makes me giggle.0
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21 Day Fix Extreme. Also love Turbo Fire and Max 30.0
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PiYo. And I hate yoga. Piyo is the best0
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I do Piyo but I have to admit I am interested in the 21 day Fix also. I might have to go ahead and do that one as well. I hear some good things about it.
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I just ordered CIZE and have done the streaming video for the last 2 days while I wait on the delivery. It's a good workout but it doesn't kill you.
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I thought T25 was a great intro and lead up to something more intense. I switched over to Insanity and love it, though I think I would have gotten frustrated early on if I hadn't started with T25 to acclimate my body to the exercises0
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sceleratis wrote: »
Not really..
1- Some people don't like/want/or can afford going to a gym
2- Some people can't afford to buy all the free weights for home use
3- Free weights aren't going to do as much to improve your cardiovascular health, flexibility, endurance such as a program like Insanity will
4- She specifically asked about BeachBody programs so in the end his post was just a troll job
To be clear I'm not saying cardio > free weights. I do a heavy dose of both.
To the OP can you be specific what your goals are? It would be easier for me to suggest a program for you if I knew what you were trying to achieve. BeachBody offers a ton of different programs that range from easy to insane, as well as strength/resistance to full on cardio. Insanity is probably the best all around program. If you want a structured lifting program Body Beast is king. P90X is amazing for body weight and resistance with plyo.
If I had to rank them by my favorites...of the ones I own:
1- Insanity
2- Body Beast
3- T25
4- Insanity Max 30
5- P90X0 -
I have done quite a few of them, so here are my picks:
1 - Piyo, I lost about 8 pounds on it but a lot of inches. It was great!
2 - P90x3 (Tony makes me laugh)
3 - 21-Day Fix the routines can be rough or not as rough and I LOVE that she doesn't only use rock hard body models
4 - Insanity Max 30 (love seeing the models tap out, it seems more "real")
I tried Cize and while it was fun, I would rather go to Zumba. T25 was okay but I'd rather do P90x30 -
Are they all high impact? I would love to do insanity but my knees can't hold out to too much jumping around!0
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Soundwave79 wrote: »sceleratis wrote: »
Not really..
1- Some people don't like/want/or can afford going to a gym
2- Some people can't afford to buy all the free weights for home use
3- Free weights aren't going to do as much to improve your cardiovascular health, flexibility, endurance such as a program like Insanity will
4- She specifically asked about BeachBody programs so in the end his post was just a troll job
To be clear I'm not saying cardio > free weights. I do a heavy dose of both.
To the OP can you be specific what your goals are? It would be easier for me to suggest a program for you if I knew what you were trying to achieve. BeachBody offers a ton of different programs that range from easy to insane, as well as strength/resistance to full on cardio. Insanity is probably the best all around program. If you want a structured lifting program Body Beast is king. P90X is amazing for body weight and resistance with plyo.
If I had to rank them by my favorites...of the ones I own:
1- Insanity
2- Body Beast
3- T25
4- Insanity Max 30
5- P90X
Actuaaaally it wasn't. My transformation in all 3 of my pics is from purely free weights and following set programs involving free weights. So take it as you will, but I'll still stand by free weights for building a better body than machines or at home programs.
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Actuaaaally it wasn't. My transformation in all 3 of my pics is from purely free weights and following set programs involving free weights. So take it as you will, but I'll still stand by free weights for building a better body than machines or at home programs.
Cool your ripped. Awesome. Your post was still a troll. It would be akin to me going into a thread asking "favorite free weight routine at the gym" and me posting "Insanity"
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The point was the OP was specifically asking about Beachbody programs. Your response of "use free weights at the gym" wasn't very helpful. At all.Soundwave79 wrote: »sceleratis wrote: »
Not really..
1- Some people don't like/want/or can afford going to a gym
2- Some people can't afford to buy all the free weights for home use
3- Free weights aren't going to do as much to improve your cardiovascular health, flexibility, endurance such as a program like Insanity will
4- She specifically asked about BeachBody programs so in the end his post was just a troll job
To be clear I'm not saying cardio > free weights. I do a heavy dose of both.
To the OP can you be specific what your goals are? It would be easier for me to suggest a program for you if I knew what you were trying to achieve. BeachBody offers a ton of different programs that range from easy to insane, as well as strength/resistance to full on cardio. Insanity is probably the best all around program. If you want a structured lifting program Body Beast is king. P90X is amazing for body weight and resistance with plyo.
If I had to rank them by my favorites...of the ones I own:
1- Insanity
2- Body Beast
3- T25
4- Insanity Max 30
5- P90X
Actuaaaally it wasn't. My transformation in all 3 of my pics is from purely free weights and following set programs involving free weights. So take it as you will, but I'll still stand by free weights for building a better body than machines or at home programs.
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