Slim in 6 Workout

Hello! I have been doing Slim in 6 a little over a month now. I was doing it 6 days a week but I fell off track and have been doing it anywhere from 2-5 days a week. I plan on starting back to the 6 days a week next Tuesday because I like Monday's to be my off day. I remember the first week I was sooo sore the first two days. The third day I almost did not do the work out, I am glad I did because for some reason the soreness went away after the third workout. I started Ramp it Up on the end of the first week and I plan on doing it for at least another 2-3 weeks. I have lost some weight and inches

I just consulted with a friend outside of MFP about Slim in 6. I to have thoought about trying it. What are your thoughts? Are the workouts managable? I always lose motivation. I can handle being sore, but are the workouts boring?

I have been doing Slim in 6 off and on for a few years now, and I'm currently in week 4 of my most recent 6 week stint. It's an awesome all-over workout. I agree that it gives you nicely toned, strong legs, and for me, it rounds out my sorta flat butt. I talked my husband into trying it with me; he's a runner, and he's pretty fit, and he was shocked at what a butt kicker Ramp It Up is.

I must agree, though, that doing it day after day is boring as all get out after a while. I know the routine by heart now, so sometimes I turn the sound down, and turn on the radio or an entertaining podcast to listen to while I work out; or I change the language to Spanish just to get a giggle out of the goofy dubbed voices.

If you can handle the monotony, Slim in 6 is a fantastic workout.

I kicked off my week today (second attempt!) and hope to stick with it this time...

I think I got 3 weeks into it when I bought it, but the monotony kills me, and I stopped. The accompanying music is indeed terrible. I've seen good results of the friends who stick with it, and I'd say it was decent, but it's what helped me discover that taped repetitive routines just aren't for me.

I never do the music on workout videos; I just can't stand them! I'm in my last 2 weeks of Slim in 6. Burn It Up! has me scratching my head trying to figure out how to do the moves.

Hi,
I'm based in the UK & have just ordered Si6. I saw an infomercial for it for the first time last week, then there was a banner advertising it on MFP.
My Aunt, who lives in Canada, did Si6 and really enjoyed it.
I have taken on board comments about the music, so I shall get my iPod ready!!

Has anyone here bought Si6 in the UK? Did it work on your DVD player or did you put it on your PC?

Infomercial wise it seemed like the level of work out I could cope with (I am unfit and obese) and a hell of a lot less scary than the Insanity Informercials I've seen!!!

But to be honest, what really persuaded me to buy it was the recommendation from my Aunt, as she is in her late 60s and not overly fit and I thought if she can do it, then I can do it As long as I stick to the schedule )))

My birthmom, who has bad knees, is in her early 40's, beginner level, and works up to 60 hours a week (crazy woman) tried it and really liked it. She could fit it in and do it easily, yet still saw results and felt it challenged her. I think she lost her DVD's during her most recent move, so she didn't get to finish (or restart). But she's REALLY picky. So I think it sounds good!

Started SI6 slowly a few weeks ago, as I realised I was -by far- not as fit as i thought i was anymore. I in fact looked at doing a higher level program, and was disappointed in myself that i couldn't do it.
The name put me off a bit, because well, it sounds like any hallmark dieting program that you don't want to brag about to your friends. Ofcourse, giving it a chance made me realise that well... technically they made a good point. I -have- gained more weight than i ever had and my muscle mass percentage is/was at an all time low.

After a slow start (also, not taking supplements, not following the SI6 advised diet but eating up to calorie deficit and attempting to keep the macros in check), I'm kicking it into gear for the second serious week in a row. Not that i do the program daily, i also once a week go to the gym instead and once or twice a week don't sport at all.
But because I already feel physically fitter this shortly in, I see its benefits. I am going to stick with it, despite what i hear about monotony, and I'll follow it through in my own schedule, at a point where I feel comfortable going to the next level.

Also, please add me. Could do with some mutual support and motivation!

If you check out the shopping channels or early(ish) on a weekend on the channels that don't start until later in the day, you're bound to catch the ad for it there in the UK.

I completed Slim in Six a few weeks ago and am now tossing around the idea of alternating the first two workouts with some other ones I have. I found the first one to be ok, the second one was a butt kicker and the third was killer. Keep it up is still a challenge to me and sometimes is too much. Feel free to add me as well.

I've just ordered slim in 6 via beach body. Can't wait to receive it although a little nervous as I've not exercised in a looonnng time!