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    Beachbody

    Posts: 16 Member
    edited December 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
    Any favorite workouts

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    • Posts: 35,719 Member
      Insanity!
    • Posts: 6,883 Member
      Heavy lifting and yoga <3
    • Posts: 900 Member
      Isn't beach body a group of workouts that are normally given with shakeology?
    • Posts: 2,991 Member
      edited May 2016
      T25, Insanity, Body Beast and PiYo. All great workouts (but mainly because they don't have Tony Horton..he annoys me lol). Despite the bad rap they get because of the "coaches" pushiness the workouts are great.
    • Posts: 127 Member
      I really like Piyo and Insanity. Piyo is more strength and flexibility with a mixture of pilates. Insanity is definitely HIT with a lot of jumping, which can be tough on your knees. Both are awesome though!

      Also, to the question about Beachbody with Shakeology. I've NEVER done shakeology but I do like beachbody's workouts, which is what they started out as before getting into shakeology. I don't go through any "coaches" and go directly to the website to purchase.

      If you need to workout at home Beachbody is a good way to get into a routine.
    • Posts: 15,487 Member
      For BeachBody dvd's only, it has to be Body Beast..

      You do not have to do any coaches or buy their shakes, pre workouts or other stuff.

      I hope this thread does not turn into one of those Shakeology threads and can stay on point with "favorite beachbody workout"!
    • Posts: 7,124 Member
      I've done a lot of them at so far my 2 favorites are; Insanity, and TurboFire.
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    • Posts: 1,070 Member
      For me it's CIZE. So much fun and huge calorie burn.
    • Posts: 7,739 Member
      Any particular reason you're asking about BeachBody?

      I ask because my favorite home DVD workout is RushFit, which isn't BeachBody.
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    • Posts: 900 Member
      trueblu3 wrote: »
      What is rushfit? I'm willing to try anything new

      A home system done my mma star George "rush" st. Pierre. Same type of thing as insanity etc.
    • Posts: 103 Member
      Insanity Max 30
      T25
    • Posts: 6,035 Member
      Always dug the p90 series...
    • Posts: 222 Member
      The Insanity series. Insanity, Insanity Max 30, Insanity The Asylum. All my favs. :smile:
    • Posts: 28 Member
      I've just started insanity, and so far like it.
    • Posts: 302 Member
      The original P90x, X3, hammer & chisel, insanity max 30, 22 minute hard corps, body beast
    • Posts: 60 Member
      Cize, 22 Minute Hard Corps, and I just started X3 yesterday! Love it so far!
    • Posts: 16 Member
      Shawshankcan wrote: »
      Isn't beach body a group of workouts that are normally given with shakeology?

      The company Beach body offers workout dvds and supplements and so forth. ..
    • Posts: 16 Member
      TR0berts wrote: »
      Any particular reason you're asking about BeachBody?

      I ask because my favorite home DVD workout is RushFit, which isn't BeachBody.

      I was curious. Usually your favorite is the one you got the best results with..
    • Posts: 16 Member
      J72FIT wrote: »
      Always dug the p90 series...

      Never tried those...
    • Posts: 40 Member
      I recently completed Insanity and I'm in my second week of P90X. Both seem like good programs. Planning to do P90X2 and Athlean-X (not a BeachBody program) in the future.
    • Posts: 40 Member
      I've done P90x and T25. I love both! P90x holds a special place in my heart b/c it was my very first intro to a workout system developed by someone else. It's also the reason why I was able to pull-ups for the first time in my life. Love T25 too! Can't beat 25 min and for me, it really helped me develop my core, which has always been weak.
    • Posts: 16 Member
      aquablue_1111 wrote: »
      I've done P90x and T25. I love both! P90x holds a special place in my heart b/c it was my very first intro to a workout system developed by someone else. It's also the reason why I was able to pull-ups for the first time in my life. Love T25 too! Can't beat 25 min and for me, it really helped me develop my core, which has always been weak.

      T25 helped mt drop ton of weight...Love It
    • Posts: 150 Member
      What a nice advertisement tread for beachbody
    • Posts: 38,439 MFP Moderator
      Favorite is Body Beast, then Hammer & Chisel, followed by the P90X/HC22 series
    • Posts: 11 Member
      My absolute favorite is TurboFire. If you want to try it first, you can always search your local gyms for something called "Turbo Kick." It's basically the same thing, but in live format. It has great music and is a lot of fun, while still giving you a full-body workout.
    • Posts: 15,487 Member
      psulemon wrote: »
      Favorite is Body Beast, then Hammer & Chisel, followed by the P90X/HC22 series

      Hammer and Chisel just did not do a whole lot for me. There were several workouts that were just plain stupid (pardon my expression) and I ended up taking those off the calendar and replaced them with other workouts.

      If you want a good "butt" program this is ok, but a well rounded overall total workout it was lacking. No emphasis on upper body is what I hated most.
    • Posts: 38,439 MFP Moderator
      RoxieDawn wrote: »
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      Hammer and Chisel just did not do a whole lot for me. There were several workouts that were just plain stupid (pardon my expression) and I ended up taking those off the calendar and replaced them with other workouts.

      If you want a good "butt" program this is ok, but a well rounded overall total workout it was lacking. No emphasis on upper body is what I hated most.

      yea, it's a bit lacking on the upper body and a bit more focused on lower. I do love the power lifting day though.
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