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This thread centers around a proposed 30-day fitness challenge using the "30-Day Shred" DVD by Jillian Michaels. Participants express interest in joining the challenge, share their personal fitness goals, and discuss their experiences with the workout program.
Views differ on the best approach to the workout schedule, with some participants planning to work out daily while others prefer incorporating rest days. No clear consensus emerges regarding the specifics of the program's structure or dietary recommendations.
Participants share personal fitness journeys and goals, reflecting a range of experiences with the "30-Day Shred" program and other workout routines.
Consultants interested in fitness challenges, weight loss, and community support may find the shared experiences and goals relevant to their own journeys.
veggiemama said:I will be joining you ladies. Thanks for starting this group. It is perfect timing! My husband just surprised me with a weekened trip to the beach in 31 days! I really need to get in shape. I am picking up the 30 Shred DVD from the library today. I have never tried anything like this...is it really hard?
Way to go!!For the cold, try to get some Emergen-C. I swear by the stuff. You take two drinks a day and the last few times I used it, it helped to keep the bad stuff away!As far as adding the 6w6p try is every other day for now and see how you feel. I don't know how this work out compares to what you are already doing but sometimes too much working out is too much, it can cause your body to fail on you (especially if you don't compensate for more fuel that you will need).Just wanted to add that I know you are close to Omaha - are you familiar with Kosama? It's the bootcamp facility I work for. They have a great program with intense cardio. I've seen a lot of success with people who stick to the program. I know it doesn't matter what program you do, if you have the heart and determination and are feeding yourself right, you can do this!!ShelbyMichalek said:Updating for Day 6. (I got lazy Sunday, otherwise this would've been Day 7)
I'm feeling the burn still, but the workouts are getting easier to get through. My concern at the point is both the kids have a bit of a cold and I'm getting it too.
I'm learning how much I really hate cardio. I'm getting through it, but dang I wish I didn't have to!I reached my Pampered Chef team sales goal this month ($2.5k - THIS girl is promoting to Team Leader, GO ME!) so I cashed in my incentive and got acrylics. Y'all have to know how paranoid I got about doing weights with my pretty new frenchies. But you know, it's actually not bad! It's a crappy excuse to not work OUT! I'm weighing the options of doing 6 Week Six-Pack along with the 30-Day. It would be 6W6P in the morning and 30Day in the evenings. The thing is, I don't normally wake up before my kids. It would be a lifestyle change to say the least. But maybe that's what I need. Any thoughts on this?P.S. I don't know if I said it before but I did NOT weigh myself before starting. Why? Because I don't care how much I weigh. I care how well my clothes fit. I'll know when I've lost weight. I don't need a scale to tell me that.![]()
[/URL]OWW. The first circuit is the hardest for me (pushups). If I can push through that circuit (no pun intended), I can for the most part, make it through the rest. I only had to stop a couple of times because of strength/pain. I paused it twice to pop some bread in the oven and stir the soup for dinner. HA.But one day- 29 to go! Legs are feeling it right now!Edit: STAIRS SUCK Right now!!!! The first circuit is also difficult for me. Pushups are my weak point, so are the jump ropes.esavvymom said:I did my first workout. OWW. The first circuit is the hardest for me (pushups). If I can push through that circuit (no pun intended), I can for the most part, make it through the rest. I only had to stop a couple of times because of strength/pain. I paused it twice to pop some bread in the oven and stir the soup for dinner. HA.But one day- 29 to go! Legs are feeling it right now!
Yes, it's GOOD when you're wobbly on those stairs. If your legs feel weak, it means they're getting stronger!! funny how that works!!I do a combo of the modified versions. For my weak points I did the easy version the first few days and worked up to doing it regular.EDIT TO ADD: And a big congratulations to you both for having the motivation to get started and go! You CAN do it!!kam said:I just did my first workout of the 30-day shred, too.I was hesitant to start since I knew I could not commit to 30-days straight right now (scheduling). But, now that I have done the first workout, I figure adding this in 3-4x a week will be a benefit.It was not as difficult as I thought it would be, but I did the modified version
. I had trouble getting through the first cardio (jacks/rope), but other than that I stuck with it. I think I am going to feel the workout for a few days!This reminded me of a Body Pump class I did last year which seemed to add cardio and weights and abs.I liked that it was short and had a warmup and cooldown with it. Can't wait to see some results.Edit: Oh, Bobbi you are right! Very wobbly on the stairs!! So I must have done something right! haha!
ShelbyMichalek said:TASK!!
If you're up to it and you have Netflix. Watch an episode of The Biggest Loser before your next workout. And if you're not sure yet if you like Jillian Michaels, this is a good opportunity for you to see how COMMITTED she is to YOUR health. She proves it in the very first episode of the show.
esavvymom said:Except she doesnt yell at you oN the DVD or act anything like she does on BL.![]()
PampChefJoy said:I have been doing the Turbo Jam workouts with Chalene Johnson. You can get them through BeachBody (same makers of P90X). It's not as inexpensive as the Jillian Michael's DVDs, but they are FUN, have great variety and the instructor doesn't yell at you.
This one has had some longevity for me. I usually wind up hating a workout and gritting my teeth to get through it, but I actually look forward to my workout time most days now.
Just a suggestion for those of you who might want some other options. It is mostly a kickboxing type of cardio workout, with some strength training mixed in.