I already know I am going to do Body Beast. I haven't ordered the DVDs yet, but I have heard many good things about it if you are trying to build muscle.

Mike

Originally I planned to do the classic schedule first , and lean one right after. Now as I have seen the workouts, I do not think I want to do that anymore. The lean has too little strength training and too much yoga for my taste. 2 yoga workout a week just never going happen for me.

Even this classic schedule have a bit too little strength training in block 1. Block 2 picks up the intensity on the strength training, but I do not see the point to start over and do block 1 again after I finish the program. I checked out the mass schedule, but that has only a single cardio per week, which is too little for fat loss for me. I even checked out the elite routine, but that has zero cardio except the transition week. I may consider the mass or the elite schedule later when fat loss won't be priority anymore.

I like to have at at least 2 cardio, 2 strength training and 2 stretch/flexibility a week. the 7th day can be a tossup between cardio or strength.
As I looked at the schedules only the classic 2nd and 3rd block and the lean schedule 3rd block fits my criteria. After I finish the classic, i may do the 3rd block of the lean schedule once, but that is about it for the pre-designed P90x3 schedules.

Generally I do not like cardio, but I loved many of P90X3 cardio workouts, so I am definitely will be using them in the future. I may design my own schedule using P90x3 DVDs or maybe adding some workouts from the original P90X

Also I just started to read about Les Mills Pump, and I may try that one , and toss some P90x3 cardio in it.

Thinking about Chalean Extreme.

@smoked33 - IHmmm I never really considered Body Beast, I do think of it as being for guys.
@dafoots0911 LOVE that program. Maybe I should do that again!

I'm actually surprised that no one said they wanted to do 21 Day Fix next. I hear that's all the rage.

I do not believe 21 day fixes. 90 day hard work can make some change, but 3 weeks not a chance.

I have a couple of ladies on my FL who did the body beast, and they got amazing result in muscle world. If I were at your fitness/fat % level, I would give P90X3 mass a try first though. Just simply because I am on a budget, and I would want to get the most out of my current program before I invest hard cash into something else. Not to mention body beast requires more equipment like bench and EZ curl bar with some plates, again more $$$.

After doing the strength training workouts in block 2 , I am thinking I may not going forward with beachbody anymore. I only have dumbbells upto 24 lb, and for one of the squat moves I already used it on the very first occasion, and I probably could have used bigger if I had bigger one. I checked the price of the bigger size dumbbells and it seems 1 single dumbbell = 1 months of gym membership. There is a YMCA 5 minutes walk to my house. I think I just need to get over myself and step out of the comfort zone of my own house and continue with a program like Stronglift at the Y.
I only have been a member of a women only gym before, so this idea scares the *kitten* out of me. I am a quite jiggly women , so trainers at the Y will try to convince me to use stupid machines , and baby weight instead of advising me on the squat rack. sigh.

I've got the 21 Day Fix and I'm doing the nutrition part right now. It's amazing!! Teaches you new ways of eating in 21 days. Most will repeat the program after the first round. I've only done a few of the 21 day fix workouts because I'm finishing x3 right one, but they are great!! The ones I've done are TOUGH!! I think the 21 day fix is a great choice if you need help with eating clean and portion control!