‘INSANITY Workout’ Reviews
Insanity Workout: Plyometric Cardio Circuit
As you probably know by now, Shaun T.’s Insanity Workout is a sixty day workout plan that primarily uses the principles of plyometrics to shape your body into a lean muscle, low fat, and beach-ready machine! To make sure you know what you’re getting into when you enter the Insanity, we’ll be reviewing each of the workouts on the Finish Well Fitness blog. Today, we’ll talk about the second workout, the Plyometric Cardio Circuit. Read the rest of this entry »
Weight Loss Myth: Don’t Eat Carbs
Remember, not that long ago, when the most popular diet on the market basically told you not to eat carbohydrates at all? People were scampering around trying to buy as much meat and as many eggs as possible. We even saw one woman in a bar refuse to have a drink unless it was made with diet tonic water because she didn’t want the carbs from the sugar in regular tonic water. That’s a true story!
However, the idea that you shouldn’t eat carbs isn’t just a questionable diet plan; it can also be downright a hindrance to your optimizing your ability to workout. Read the rest of this entry »
Insanity Workout: Dig Deeper and Fit Test
How ready for something as intense as the Insanity Workout are you? The first two sections of the Insanity Workout, Dig Deeper and the Fit Test, will give you a pretty good idea of where you’re starting from. To be fair, the Insanity Workout is hard. It’s very hard. However, completing the first two dvds will give you a good baseline of how ready you are to tackle the challenge. Read the rest of this entry »
How Many Calories Are In a Pound of Fat?
When calculating how many calories you should both eat and burn per day and per week, you first need to understand how many calories there are in a pound of fat. The answer is simple:
There are 3500 calories in a pound of fat.
We’ve found, however, that it’s often easier for people to think about how many calories a day will add weight rather than how many calories a day will reduce weight in order to really understand that number. If a pound of fat is 3500 calories, then, if you ate an extra 350 calories a day for ten days without increasing your activity level, you would gain a pound every ten days. What are some things that are about 350 calories? A large piece of cake, a medium milkshake, an average size piece of cheese quiche or a sausage roll all come in around the 350 calorie marker. Think about how easy it can be to eat an extra serving of each of those a day without even thinking about it! Read the rest of this entry »
The Perfect Disco Workout
Don’t deny it! Whether you were bell-bottom bound in the seventies or you’re a child of the nineties, just about everybody likes to kick up the disco jams sometimes. When you’ve had a rough day, disco can be just the pick-me-up that you need. Truth be told, sometimes your daily workout should be just that – a pick-me-up from a rough day. That’s why we encourage you to cut loose and try out the Rockin Body Disco Groove Workout. Not only will it burn fat and tone muscle, but it will also leave you smiling and feeling better about your day! Read the rest of this entry »
What is MAX Interval Training?
If you’ve considered doing Shaun T’s 60-day INSANITY Workout, then you may have heard that what makes the workout carry so much intensity – MAX Interval Training. MAX Interval Training uses the philosophy of interval training but with a twist. We want you to understand the method behind the madness, so here’s a quick look at the difference between normal interval training and MAX Interval Training. Read the rest of this entry »
INSANITY vs P90X
With so many great workout plans out there, how can a consumer make a wise decision to invest in a fitness regiment that will work for them? There is no “better” workout plan when comparing Tony Horton’s P90X and Shaun T’s INSANITY. They both deliver amazing results to the dedicated user. However, choosing the right plan for you comes down to your individual fitness goals. Before making the choice between the two, you need to analyze your objective for this workout. Are you looking to bulk up or lose weight? Read the rest of this entry »
Tyra Banks Does INSANITY
If you are at all familiar with daytime television, you probably witnessed Shaun T recently showing Tyra how to get ripped with the INSANITY Workout on the Tyra Banks Show. In his appearance, Shaun T demonstrated some of the challenging moves that makes his workout regiment insane. To say the least, I think Tyra was a bit surprised at the intensity of the workout. Read the rest of this entry »
INSANITY: The Ultimate Home Workout
Nothing has posed a larger upstaging to the P90X Workout phenomenon than Shaun T’s INSANITY! In Beachbody’s new INSANITY program, fitness trainer Shaun T brings a level of intensity and energy that is unmatched in the home fitness marketplace today. Similar to the P90X Workout, INSANITY includes a total of 10 workout dvds, rotated in a fitness schedule that allows each muscle group a break as you move through the designed regiment. Read the rest of this entry »



