Where do you buy your Beachbody Workouts

Check Amazon. I have purchased things on there for quite a bit cheaper than the actual sites. Good Luck!

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I buy mine from Beachbody. I've read comments from people that get them off ebay or other places and they either have problems, or parts are missing (disks, books, info, etc.)

I get them off Ebay, best price, legit & new in the packaging items and the bet part of all....No sales pressure from the "coaches". I'm sure you will know what I mean when you check your messages from all of the BB "coaches" asking to coach you if you buy through them.

I have always bought mine right from the Beachbody site. Become a free member and you will get a discount. Unless I am grandfathered in because I have been a member for 12 + years. It isn't any cheaper for me to go through a "coach." That is the only irritating thing about BB. They didn't assign you a coach when I first joined. And now you have everyone being a "coach."

I buy them from Beachbody. It's the only way to guarantee that you're getting whole program. I don't have a problem with sales pressure from my coach. He rarely sends out mass e-mails. I had one assigned to me that sent alot of emails and changed it when I found an inspirational person on the Beachbody forums.

Buyer beware on Ebay and craigslist.

P90X is an incredible workout, worth every cent. My real discs play in my laptops and dvd players without issues.

"Acquiring" them or buying "knock-offs", which are pirated copies, is illegal. You can usually find used sets on ebay or Craig's list, but I would check to be sure you are getting the real thing. The "acquired" and pirated copies don't usually have all of the workout guides that come with the program and tell you which DVDs to do on which day.

I buy BeachBody programs because I really like them and they work. I do buy them directly from Beachbody. They do seem expensive, but you also get mulitple CDs, plus the guide books, plus the nutrition guide and for some of the workouts, it also includes workout bands, etc., so when you calculate it all out, the price is absolutely more than reasonable. For example, one Jillian Michaels DVD at Walmart = $15. There are 10 DVDs in the TurboFire program - at the same $15 per DVD, that would cost $150 for just the DVDs - that doesn't include what the cost of the guidebook, the nutrition guide, the thigh toner band or the workout band which also comes with the program. A gym membership would cost you a lot more. Once you do all of the math, you find that the Beachbody programs are very reasonably priced - and, they really are great workouts!

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I've always bought directly from Beachbody.com. That way you know you're getting all the stuff you want!!

I love Ebates! I had no idea that Beachbody was affiliated with them.

I am in agreement with everyone saying to purchase through Beachbody directly. I went the way of Craigslist and eBay and got bad copies both times. Getting burned twice was enough for me.

The one from eBay was suppose to come from New York Priority Mail and actually was shipped from China and took I think 3 or 4 weeks to come. eBay was less than helpful and told us we would have to wait until shipped and ship it back. We ended up keeping it since we did not want to pay shipping hoping to get something back after everything.

I bought the two that I have on Beachbody and that's where I"ll buy any in the future.

I'm a cheapskate and I don't think the programs are expensive at all. For the $60 ($74 with tax/shipping) that I paid for Turbo Jam, I got 6 workouts, a program/nutrition guide with lots of recipes, weighted gloves, and a measuring tape. As an above poster said, it comes to about the same as buying individual DVDs without getting any extras.

As for the coach thing, that's the reason I didn't join the Team Beachbody club, even though I would like to use the other resources on that site. A coach shouldn't be *required* in order to sign up. I'm an adult and will seek help if I want or need it. I don't want want to be bothered otherwise.