What to do after completing t25?

morganbreanne2015
morganbreanne2015 Posts: 7 Member
in Fitness and Exercise
I am currently doing t25, it is perfect because it is only 25 minutes and I am always limited on time.. I was wondering if there were any other at-home workouts that are also a short amount of time that I could do after I complete t25? Would i still get any benefits if I were to go through t25 again when I am finished with the program? Thanks in advance!

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  • fiddletime
    fiddletime Posts: 1,868 Member
    Are you doing gamma? I liked the weights so much in gamma I did body beast after that and did cardio separately. P90x3 is a 30 min workout which I might do this year. Am doing FTXMax now, which averages 35 min, has weight days and cardio days, and isn't as intense and hard on the joints as alpha and beta T25.
  • FabianRodriguez94
    FabianRodriguez94 Posts: 221 Member
    I moved on to insanity after t25 and was able to improve my overall cardio endurance. Insanity is a bit longer, some videos actually lasting about an hour. The intensity is also on a whole new level, but its incredibly fun and rewarding.

    But if you would rather stick to about 25 minutes, you could try out Insanity Max 30, which is a different version of Insanity that is shortened to about 30 minutes. This isn't to say it is easier, but just shorter.

    OR you could try doing T25 again from the beginning, but this time around trying to not modify at all and keep the same tempo as Shaun T and the rest of the group. That alone is a challenge within itself!
  • morganbreanne2015
    morganbreanne2015 Posts: 7 Member
    fiddletime wrote: »
    Are you doing gamma? I liked the weights so much in gamma I did body beast after that and did cardio separately. P90x3 is a 30 min workout which I might do this year. Am doing FTXMax now, which averages 35 min, has weight days and cardio days, and isn't as intense and hard on the joints as alpha and beta T25.

    Yes gamma! And I'm the same, love the weights too! Have thought about P90x3 also, thanks so much!
  • morganbreanne2015
    morganbreanne2015 Posts: 7 Member
    FabianRodriguez94 wrote: »
    I moved on to insanity after t25 and was able to improve my overall cardio endurance. Insanity is a bit longer, some videos actually lasting about an hour. The intensity is also on a whole new level, but its incredibly fun and rewarding.

    But if you would rather stick to about 25 minutes, you could try out Insanity Max 30, which is a different version of Insanity that is shortened to about 30 minutes. This isn't to say it is easier, but just shorter.

    OR you could try doing T25 again from the beginning, but this time around trying to not modify at all and keep the same tempo as Shaun T and the rest of the group. That alone is a challenge within itself!

    I wanted to do Insanity if I can find some time for it in the evenings! Do you know if the Insanity Max 30 is similar workouts to Insanity just shortened or is it a whole other type of workout?
    I love t25 and Shaun T so much I would love to do it again, just wanna stay benefiting from it!
    Thank you!!
  • TavistockToad
    TavistockToad Posts: 35,719 Member
    P90x3 is good, love Tony Horton, he's mental!
  • morganbreanne2015
    morganbreanne2015 Posts: 7 Member
    TavistockToad wrote: »
    P90x3 is good, love Tony Horton, he's mental!

    Definitely considering!! Thanks!
  • psuLemon
    psuLemon Posts: 38,427 MFP Moderator
    Hammer and chisel is fairly solid and not too long. Or p90x3 is another good 30 minute program.
  • jdhcm2006
    jdhcm2006 Posts: 2,254 Member
    After T25, I did Insanity. After Insanity, I did Insanity Max 30. Max 30 is similar to Insanity, but it's not the same. Both are hard and will push you to your physical limit.
  • MBM82284
    MBM82284 Posts: 17 Member
    I am also doing T25, when I am done I plan to move onto Insanity and then Insanity Max 30.
  • krrbrr
    krrbrr Posts: 221 Member
    I repeated T25 a few times, then moved on to Insanity and Insanity Max 30! I have tried P90x3, but I'm just not a fan of Tony Horton (personal opinion) and much prefer Shaun T! :) Good luck!
  • morganbreanne2015
    morganbreanne2015 Posts: 7 Member
    edited February 2016
    krrbrr wrote: »
    I repeated T25 a few times, then moved on to Insanity and Insanity Max 30! I have tried P90x3, but I'm just not a fan of Tony Horton (personal opinion) and much prefer Shaun T! :) Good luck!

    Were you still able to achieve any results when going through T25 again? I just love it so much! Shaun T is great!
    Thank you!! :)
  • krrbrr
    krrbrr Posts: 221 Member
    absolutely! The first time I went straight through alpha, beta, gamma, but after that I tried just doing beta, gamma again, but ultimately decided I preferred going back and starting all over again as it was great to see my progress throughout the entire program! I lost 20 lbs my first time through and an additional 10 lbs after that (although my diet got shaky towards the end so it was my own fault for not being as successful the 2nd time!)

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