Has anyone done the Jillian Michaels Ripped in 30 DVD?
mischa_12
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I have purchased a million fitness dvds and I do quite well with working out to them at home. I bought the Jillian Michaels Ripped in 30 DVD and I was just wanting some opinions on it, if it is ridiculously hard then I don't think I'll keep it.
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Just got it last week and completed week one, onto week two tomorrow. Expect to be sore, I was sore for the first three days (my inner thighs were killing me) and then it went away. I have been doing low impact aerobics and continue to do so with her dvd-as I want more cardio. I think it's a great workout b/c it combines exercises resulting in a quicker workout. Good luck!!0
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I agree the dvd is good, bur you need more cardio. I was thinking of starting the dvd again. Im just trying to figure out how to fit it into my workout. I think im going to do ripped in 30 in the morning and cardio at night. See how this works. Not sure how to log it in.0
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From all of the posts I have seen, people log it as circuit training. And from the research I've attempted on line, the calories seem to be right.0
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Please do a search. There are a ton of people doing this tape and other Jillian Michael tapes.
Here's a RI30 group that's starting on Sunday: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/groups/home/4235-ripped-in-30-through-april
Here's an ongoing JM group: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/groups/home/3594-the-ultimate-jillian-michaels-challenge0 -
I am finishing up week 4 of RI30. It is as hard as you make it. There are 'beginner' and 'advanced' versions of each exercise and you can choose how heavy your weights are to accommodate your fitness level and goals.0
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Im also doing the c25k program. Im going to start ripped in 30 dvd tonight. So does this dvd really work. I want to lose inches0
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So does this dvd really work. I want to lose inches0
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i found this dvd incredibly boring ... hard to do but boring .. not inspired whatsoever0
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I realize its work. That how i have gotten to wgere im at... im going to do the dvd and have my ipod on.0
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I started mine last night. I think that I was WAY conservative with it, having heard how hard it is. I've only been working out for 3 weeks, and except for cardio (my Achilles heel), everything else was do-able. I might try Level 1 again tomorrow (Pilates tonight), and up the weights significantly. I also don't feel like there is enough ab/core work, so I might throw in a short session of that.0
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I am nearly done with it..thank goodness (in a good way). I lost nearly 7 lbs and a lot of inches. My abs and upper body is more defined. It really broke my plateau that I was experiencing. I considered myself a very intermediate-advanced exerciser prior to doing it. Every day I do it I do additional cardio like 30-45, depending on time, at the gym. Then I go home and do the DVD. It helps a lot. You will not regret it. Yes, it does get tedious at times, but I think you will experience that with any dvd home workout program.0
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I did it and I loved it!0
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