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Fitness DVD advice!!

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GQT22 · 22/06/2017 20:36

So I'm looking for advice and recommendations for a fitness dvd to do at home a few times a week.

So for various reasons starting to go to the gym or classes is a no go, mainly down to childcare and my OH working away. I've always been a fairly fit and healthy lady but it's came to a halt recently.

Any dvds people can recommend?

TIA

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RiversDisguise · 28/06/2017 12:42

Some favourite dvds:

  • Insanity Max 30 best cardio DVD ever. Bit repetitive but haaarrd.
  • Jillian Michaels (most of them apart from kettle bell one ) decent circuits. You can make them harder quite easily. I like the legs and bum DVD. Tbh if you're they might be a bit easy unless you use heavier weights and double time the cardio.
  • les mills pump (discontinued but possibly available second hand) - just like the classes, cardio with a barbell, fab and fun
  • p90x3 great functional fitness in 30 mins, mix of weights and other workouts
  • JNL Fusion - my fave, very cheesy but effective weights and cardio alternating circuits

All of these periodically appear on YouTube or on vk.com

IronOrchid · 28/06/2017 08:19

Fitness Blender on YouTube have fab cardio and strength routines for free, although there are loads so it can be a bit overwhelming to establish a routine.

I doing the '30 Day Shred' by Jillian Michaels at the moment - it's great because it's only 20 mins a day and no faff. I picked it up on Amazon for £5, but it's also online for free (PM me for the link).

And finally, Davina. Her vids are awesome. I have 'Fit in 15' on standby as it's perfect if you're pushed for time Smile

Wolfiefan · 22/06/2017 20:39

Lots of people use online vids or do the shred.

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