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30 Day Shreddres - anyone out there?

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    Hey! I record it under circuit training as technically it is?

    I am now on Day 10 of Level 1! So due to start level 2 tomorrow (Hooray!) I have definitely noticed that my things feel harder which is a good sign. Looking forward to level 2 now!
    Think i need to incorporate more cardio in with it so i intend to start a bit of jogging/running next week.

    Unfortunately i played Xbox connect (very competitively) with my boyfriend (on Saturday Night!) and my arms have been in bits from that!!
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    Thanks! I will do that tonight! :) I just wish there was more ab work with it as that's the area I need to be working on the most!
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    Ok - starting level 2 today! Wish me luck! Im a bit confused now how to record this as surely level 2 will burn more than level one??Xxx
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    Ok - starting level 2 today! Wish me luck! Im a bit confused now how to record this as surely level 2 will burn more than level one??Xxx

    I'd honestly say to record it the same. You're not really looking so much for calorie burn as strengthening your muscles with this, in my opinion.

    I'm on day 3 of level 1... Having to substitute Greek yogurt for two meals yesterday kind of threw me off on energy levels this morning (I couldn't even push through the first minute of the first strength circuit :sad: ) so I think I'm going to wait until later in the day when I have food in my system and try again.
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    Until I got to about D3L3, my endurance was like a roller coaster. On D5L1, I felt amazing. On D6L1, I thought I was gonna die. D4L2 may have been somewhat easy, but D5L2 would feel impossible. I have no idea why. Maybe I'd eaten better on the days when it was easier. Maybe I got more sleep. Who knows? My endurance really kicked in with Level 3. I'd finish and think: "That's it? I need to do something else!" For me, yes, it really was a jump. I have no idea why, but it was a nice surprise! Of course, your mileage may vary.

    That's interesting! I wonder why it happened that way for you. But I agree that generally, endurance does get better with each passing. I realized that the toughest day for me is Mondays i.e. the day after my rest day (Sunday). That Monday morning workout always feels like the first day again but from the next day onwards it's much better. I can definitely feel that I'm getting stronger even though the damn scale isn't moving so that's encouraging. One more day on Level 2 and I cannot wait to be done with it. I know Level 3 will be tough too but at least it doesn't have as many plank exercises.
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