30 Day Shred with NO results?

That's really odd.. I never hear of anyone not getting results from the 30 day shred.. I've never finished the whole thing (Starting up again once I have my living room back from this xmas tree!!!).. But you always hear such success stories from that video!.. Maybe your stuck at a plateau. I know I definitely am-I've weighed the same thing for 3 weeks now even though I've been working out 5-6 days a week for an hour a day.

did you follow the meal plan?

This is baffling, but I agree with others that maybe you have reached a plateau. Is it what you are eating? We can't see your diary so maybe as someone mentioned you need to follow an eating plan. ????

I just finished Day 9 of Level 3 of 30 Day Shred with Jillian Michaels, tomorrow is my last day.

I weigh the same as when I started (although I gained a tad from Christmas, if I hadn't gained that I would have lost 1-2 lbs).

I see no difference in my legs or abs, measurement or shape wise. I GUESS my arms feel a tad bit stronger, but I see no muscles or difference.

I was working out with 5 lb weights in the beginning and the last few days I have been combining 5 and 2 lb weights so I can do the moves better (got them for Christmas), but I feel this video didn't do much for me... except burn me some calories.

I had my husband do it with me and watch me... I was sweating, I was trying very hard. I was doing the exercises right he made sure of it.

So I don't get it? Anyone else find this happening to them?

EDIT: And no that's not all I was doing, I run 3-5 times a week for 45+ minutes, plus the exercise bike, treadmill. And I have stayed under my calories except Christmas.

EDIT AGAIN: I only missed 2 days of Level 1 while on the semi with my husband and 1 of Level 2 when I was to sore and I made all of those up, Not going to miss any of 3.

I have done the shred numerous times because of all of the rave reviews and results everyone gets from and I never get any results. I keep thinking, maybe this time it will work, but it never does. I measure and my thighs actually get bigger each time! They are not small to begin with so this always makes me so mad. I will say that I did get much stronger because I could do all the moves with ease now. I actually love plank exercises now because of the shred. When I started, I couldn't last 30 seconds, now I can hang out in plank for a long time! I also combined it with running and cycling.

You should be more conscious of your body fat %. You mentioned that you felt stronger which obviously means you've gain some muscle mass. It is possible to stay the same weight, but your body composition changes. Next time keep track of your bf%.

In reading through the replies to your concern, I agree with what others are saying, and wanted to mention some reminders that I'm sure you already know.

1) Muscle weighs more than fat, and building muscle WILL result in less inches, and eventually weight.
2) The more muscle we have, the better we can BURN the fat... so building muscle is sometimes MORE important than the cardio; especially as we get over 40.
3) Our bodies, how we see our bodies, how we relate to our bodies is NOT just about size or shape... it goes to our CORE as a person... the overall condition of our body is connected to the "I AM" of who we are, and how we accept that DOES have bearing on our outer appearance.
4) QUALITY of food makes a difference. Some examples are: Grass fed beef is easier for our bodies to digest and assimilate than grain fed beef, less chemicals and 'crap' in food is less stressful on our bodies, so we again assimilate the food easier.
5) Food Sensitivity/Allergy: many many people are sensitive to foods, but don't go into anaphylactic shock when they eat them. These sensitivities can also impact weight loss/gain and MANY autoimmune disorders. There are easy ways to desensitize the body, so it no longer reacts to foods/ exposure to chemicals and airborne allergens/ sensitivities, which in turn allows us to absorb nutrient better, hence allowing ALL of our body functions to be working more optimally.
6) pH/acid balance: This is my personal #1 belief to better health and sustained balance (including weight) for our bodies
7) For each of us, weight loss/gain is a catalyst to our LIFE process, so with each new struggle, we learn about ourselves, our surroundings, and then we reach a new level of personal awareness. I see each of these challenges as an opportunity to grow from the INSIDE out, knowing/trusting that someday the 'inside me' will match the 'outside me'.

I hope this encourages you (and any who read this) to hang in (as you have done so beautifully thus far) and reach for the 'deeper' you, and she WILL come shining through...