General Consensus on the home version of Body Pump?

cmrn08
cmrn08 Posts: 8 Member
edited February 4 in Fitness and Exercise
I have a friend that LOVES the YMCA version of body pump, but I am really trying to avoid paying for a gym membership again. I am focusing on in home videos (because I'm more apt to do it), I have a treadmill, and I recently started a running program with our local fleet feet. I checked out the beach body version of body pump and it looks like exactly the strength training addition that I need with my running. I was just wondering if anyone had tried it and what they thought. Thanks!

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  • jabrock9
    jabrock9 Posts: 65 Member
    I have Beachbody's Les Mills Pump, but I've never been to a live class. Personally, I really like it. I'm a SAHM, so home based workouts work much better for me. The set comes with the dvd's, nutrition guide, barbell and weight plates.
  • snsmyth
    snsmyth Posts: 35 Member
    The reviews of the barbell itself are pretty poor. I wish you could buy the workout without the barbell.
  • jabrock9
    jabrock9 Posts: 65 Member
    That is the downside to the barbell that comes with the program. The max amount of weight is relatively low. according to my hubby especially.
  • Ronda73
    Ronda73 Posts: 52 Member
    I'm sure you could find the DVD's online and get the bar/plates separate.
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