I didn't know this existed!

  • I had mentioned on another thread...

    BUT

    I ordered 30 Day Shred, No More Trouble Zones, and one other Julian videos.

    Can anyone tell me which videos you've done and if they're too hard for a beginner, such as myself???

    Also, which one should I try first.

    Thanks for any help or advice.
  • I dig Body Revolution. I'm not sure if you have that one or not :]
    Totally not too hard for a beginner, if you're worried about it...don't do weights. I have 30 day shred but I haven't tried it :]
  • thank you. i dont have that one.
    i think i will try 30 day shread to see if i lose anything. lol
  • Well, we're about the same weight, Jez.
    Have you been able to see results w/it so far? Not sure what I'm jumping into. I've never done very many workout videos.
    I'm trying to lose 20 lbs and the scales are broken or my weight isn't budging. lol
  • 30 Day Shred with 5p weights. You WILL shrink. Good luck.
  • Also, you don't have to do it for only 30 days, I did it for 90.
  • I love, love 30 Day Shred!

    Like these ladies said, it's pretty intense. I would recommend stretching before the workout a little more than she instructs. The first time I did it my thighs burned for days!

    Good luck
  • Thanks yall! :-)
    The other video is "Banish Fat, Boost Metalbolism".

    Not sure which one I should do first. 30 day shred is just the one i figured I'd start with.

    Have you tried that one??
  • I loved level 1 of the 30 Day Shred, but my apartment is too small to do level 2 properly @_@ I hit my (built-in) bed on the back swing of the pendulum lunges and the far wall on the front swing. I also am really self-conscious about the amount of noise that all of the jumping exercises cause for my neighbors. I like the exercises and found them challenging but doable (I was following Natalie for everything, but if it's too hard, I think Anita actually does a better job of executing the exercises anyway)...unfortunately I'm on a bit of a break from it at the moment while trying to find quieter alternatives that can be done in my limited space.