Beachbody DVDS...which do you like the best?

I've done Power 90, P90X, Insanity, and am now in Insanity: The Asylum. I think all their products work great. I liked Insanity for the rapid fat shred it gives, which is what I needed. But after completing two rounds, I wanted something that would give me some muscle, which P90X does, and that was great too. The asylum seems to be a decent mix of weights and cardio, but since I just started, the jury is out on that.

I would recommend doing one of the less intense programs before getting into P90X or Insanity, etc, just because they are challenging. That said, I probably shouldn't have done Insanity in the condition I was in, but I did, scaled it for me, and had good success. So you can definitely do it if you work hard.

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Depends on what you are wanting it for. I found I liked Chalean Extreme for strength training a lot more than p90x. The workouts are shorter and you do multiple muscle groups in one day. There is not a lot of cardio though, so if that's what you are looking for you might need to supplement it with something else. Insanity is good if you want a high intensity workout that uses only your own body weight. It is definitely more intense and high impact than p90x or Chalean. I did p90x a couple times when I was just starting to workout and it was ok, but honestly I just always found it boring. I also didn't think the cardio was intense enough and had to supplement it with other things. But some people really like it, so I don't know. I guess it is just personal preference and what type of workout you are looking for!

Personally, I finished Chalean a few times all the way through and now use the "lean for life" phase, only for the three days of strength building. I supplement it with running (this is my main form of exercise), cycling, occasional Insanity workouts, yoga, pilates, and a couple of other cardio DVDs I have for days where the weather keeps me from running. This seems to work the best for me.

Hip Hop Abs is perfect to start with!!! It works the whole body.

I used Turbo Jam a year ago, and I really enoyed it. I am doing my first round of Insanity . . . I love it. Turbo Jam was a great way to get back into a fitness routine being postpartum; Chalene does a great job making it fun and I found the routines fairly easy to pick up (helps that there is a starting video called learn and burn to teach you the basics of the routines). Insanity is exacly that . . . Insane! I started 2 weeks after running a half marathon and I got my *kitten* kicked the first workout . . . lol. I love it though, it's quite different in that it is high intensity, high cardio, and uses a lot of modified, basic moves (pushups, squats, jumping jacks, ect). Between the 2, I like Insanity more, but I guess it depends on what you're looking for. What's nice about both is that you don't need any equipment for either, they both come with a great assortment of workouts (so you're not doing the exact same thing everday), and they both come with additional support information (you get recipe ideas and stuff) . Good luck

I've done P90x and P90x2 all the way through. Have done some of the workouts in Insanity, Hip Hop Abs, Rev Abs, Body Gospel, Turbo Jam, Asylum, and 10 minute trainer. Currently doing turbo Fire. I love Turbo Fire for it's quick intense workouts. Never boring and gets a great calorie burn. I loved P90x2 for the shape it gave my body and how strong I was after completing it. Turbo Fire can be modified more easily than P90x2 so I like that also. Those are my 2 favorites. Can't go wrong with a Beachbody workout!

I've done several.... P90X, P90X2, Insanity, Turbo Fire, Turbo Jam, ChaLEAN Extreme.... the list goes on. In my opinion a good starter is the ChaLEAN Extreme program. I love it, helped me lose my baby weight the first time around and I just recently re-started it to get me through the holidays. The workouts are short, most are less than 45 minutes and EFFECTIVE!! Especially when you combine with healthy eating. I'd be more than happy to talk about it more if you have questions... Chalene Johnson is a fantastic instructor.

Alissa