The music is fantastic and gives an urgency to finish the reps because, I don’t know…aliens will assassinate Nick Fury or something. What disappointed me about PiYOwas how utterly dull and unmotivating the soundtrack was. Music can make or break a workout program, and I’m fully convinced Shaun T knows that better than anyone given the attention he gives it. The set is easy to look at, although personally I would remove about 3 or 4 cast members for extra space. Also obvious from the start is the quality of production. Whereas in Focus T25 you start slower with a nice ( but still challenging ) Alpha series, here it begins with a smash in the face by a 2 x 4. It will become quickly obvious that Max 30 is not a beginner program. It’s refreshing to see many of the cast “maxing out” with me very early. It’s mostly leg work, but don’t worry about the upper body…that beat-down comes tomorrow. Cardio ChallengeĬardio Challenge is simply moving your backside for a solid thirty, and feels like a compressed Asylum workout.

That doesn’t mean quit, you just keep track of how long you can sustain the punishment from the starting point. The point is to Max-Out: that means record the time you have to stop and rest. The quality of printed materials is incredible. WHAT YOU GET:ġ0 DVD’s for a total of 12 workouts, food guide, Quick meal guide and program booklet. So allow the DP to guide you through the minefield of Beachbody Coach clones, and give you the straight goods. Now the Internet’s top anti-coach returns for Insanity Max:30. So that means I’m back, fresh off a PiYO review which was, to be honest, much easier than anticipated. Only this time Shaun doesn’t want you fit. It was no surprise that Shaun T would make a follow up to Focus T25, a program that hit nailed the balance between time and exercise.

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