bored of 30ds

Are you watching what your eating? Is the workout challenging enough for you? Try to move to Level 2 and see if it helps any.

I'm on my second wave of doing the shred and it's harder to stay motivated to do it this time around. I do take breaks when I need

Have you moved on to level 2 yet? Her ripped in 30 dvd is only 1 week at each level (4 levels) so you may be less bored. Also, don't worry so much about the scale. Take measurements! I honestly didn't get bored after only 10 days at each level. I loved seeing how much stronger I got and how much easier the exercises became.
I wanted to also add, is the workout hard for you? I find that if I'm not screaming during it, I probably need heavier weights. If I'm flying through it and bored, then my body isn't going to change the way I want it to.

If you're bored, try something else? I actually hated the 30DS as a program, I didn't mind the individual workouts themselves, but there's no way I can do the same 3 workouts for 30 days in a row. I was mind-numbingly bored after less than week of it. If you're set on doing JM workouts, then I'd suggest get all of them and alternate. She has some good workouts, but if you're prone to getting bored then you should switch it up a bit more to keep things interesting.

I'm currently on week 8 of P90x and I'm surprisingly un-bored with it. It's a great program and has enough variety to keep it interesting over the 90 days. I fully expected to get bored and quit the program, but I'm sticking with it and seeing great results.

Also, if you're looking for something new and killer, I'd suggest bodyrock.tv, there are tons of amazing workouts on that site.

I had to switch it up a bit. I knew that I wouldn't be able to do 30DS every single day for 30 days straight. So I do a combination of things so that I don't get bored and so that my body won't get used to a routine. Sometimes (weather permitted) I workout outside, do circuit training room at the gym or do Zumba workout dvd.

I just finished the 30DS last week. I have the same problem. I did 7 days of level 1, 7 days of level 2, an 7 days of level 3.. then I alternated 1, 2, 3 each day. I also took some days off and biked/ran/swam, so it actually took me 40 days or so. Because I switched it up I really liked it.

Unless you are very overweight or very untrained, you cant excpect to se any major changes in the first two weeks, you have to be realistic and have realstic goals. People loosing 20 pounds doing the shred are often very obese. Hang in there, and keep track of what you eat, dont cheat on the cardio and push push push!