Insanity Workout

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fatpasty

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167 months

Thursday 19th July 2012
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Pure cardio last night and polyometric cardio circuit the night before.

Definitely feeling the stain a little bit today. Think I need new trainers, my balls of my feet start to hurt very early on in the routine which is making it very painful. Trying to power through it though. Feeling good and pleased with how it is going.

Should be the recovery night tonight but I have footie training first so a little extra push isn't going to hurt!! wink

JasonJH

150 posts

157 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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I stumbled across the Insanity videos on YouTube last week and as I have just returned from my honeymoon I thought I'd give it ago. I weigh 13 stone 5 lbs and at 5,9ft so that's a BMI of 27 so my main aim like fatpatsy is burn that fat. So here's the results of my first fitness test I must admit I was dripping of sweat by the end.


Day 1 Fitness Test

Switch Kicks - 80
Power Jacks - 35
Power Knees - 70
Power Jumps - 30
Globe Jumps - 8
Suicide Jumps - 15
Push-Up Jacks - 24
Low Plank Oblique - 30

No turning back now.....

fatpasty

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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JasonJH said:
I stumbled across the Insanity videos on YouTube last week and as I have just returned from my honeymoon I thought I'd give it ago. I weigh 13 stone 5 lbs and at 5,9ft so that's a BMI of 27 so my main aim like fatpatsy is burn that fat. So here's the results of my first fitness test I must admit I was dripping of sweat by the end.


Day 1 Fitness Test

Switch Kicks - 80
Power Jacks - 35
Power Knees - 70
Power Jumps - 30
Globe Jumps - 8
Suicide Jumps - 15
Push-Up Jacks - 24
Low Plank Oblique - 30

No turning back now.....
Great work. Looks a good first fitness test.

Started week 4 last night with the pure cardio and cardio abs. Feeling a bit tired this morning. Need to have a big push this week, I have a meal out on wednesday night which I need to burn off! It is at a steak house so hopefully wont end up to bad.


Hoofy

76,377 posts

283 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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fatpasty said:
It is at a steak house so hopefully wont end up to bad.
Why do you think this?

fatpasty

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Hoofy said:
Why do you think this?
Because I'll have salad instead of chips and I won't have bread. So Hopefully keep it as low as possible.

Hoofy

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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fatpasty said:
Because I'll have salad instead of chips and I won't have bread. So Hopefully keep it as low as possible.
Ah, ok! smile

fatpasty

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Hoofy said:
Ah, ok! smile
wink Don't worry my friend I'm trying to be good at all costs. Not a chip man anyway to be honest.

Just want a nice blue cooked steak!

Hoofy

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283 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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fatpasty said:
wink Don't worry my friend I'm trying to be good at all costs. Not a chip man anyway to be honest.

Just want a nice blue cooked steak!
Good for protein!

fatpasty

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Hoofy said:
Good for protein!
Meat = Good for man!! smile

Hoofy

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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fatpasty said:
Hoofy said:
Good for protein!
Meat = Good for man!! smile
Meat good for Ugg! Ugg happy! biggrin

SirSamuelBuca

1,353 posts

158 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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cut bread and crappy sugars out and keep at it.

Insanity is ok just like p90x.

Maybe when you finish try doing classes at the gym like boxercise etc rotate them to keep it fresh.

fatpasty

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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SirSamuelBuca said:
cut bread and crappy sugars out and keep at it.

Insanity is ok just like p90x.

Maybe when you finish try doing classes at the gym like boxercise etc rotate them to keep it fresh.
Yeah I need to cut out bread from now on in. I've been having two slices a day of wholemeal. Topped for cottage cheese and either chicken or salmon. Been having that as two meals. 1 slice at about 12 and the other about about 2-3pm. On the diet plan you are aloud carbs as it is 40/40/20 to protein/carbs/fats. Going to cut out I few more carbs to help cut the fat a little more. Still need to eat some carbs for the energy.

Hoofy

76,377 posts

283 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Fatpasty, if you're doing Insanity, that'll be enough. It will come off if you keep doing the exercises. No need to cut out everything you enjoy.

JasonJH

150 posts

157 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Day 2 complete and I have never sweated as much in my life, I was fine for the first 20 minutes. But as soon as the suicide drills started I started to feel the pain and had to take more and more breaks, but I finished it and am glad I did so. biggrin

Hoofy said:
Fatpasty, if you're doing Insanity, that'll be enough. It will come off if you keep doing the exercises. No need to cut out everything you enjoy.
I must admit I am not following the meal plan to the letter, I am eating heathy but i'm not being religious with it. I know this will affect my final result's and thats fine I want see what I can achieve after the first round then go from there.

Hoofy

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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JasonJH said:
Day 2 complete and I have never sweated as much in my life, I was fine for the first 20 minutes. But as soon as the suicide drills started I started to feel the pain and had to take more and more breaks, but I finished it and am glad I did so. biggrin

Hoofy said:
Fatpasty, if you're doing Insanity, that'll be enough. It will come off if you keep doing the exercises. No need to cut out everything you enjoy.
I must admit I am not following the meal plan to the letter, I am eating heathy but i'm not being religious with it. I know this will affect my final result's and thats fine I want see what I can achieve after the first round then go from there.
biggrin You've certainly chosen the wrong week to start. 30C tomorrow!

The way I see it, you need to do what it will take to give you a lifelong commitment to a healthier you. If the average person goes 100% clean and exercises with any similar extreme regimen, they'll very likely get the results they want but give it a year and there's a greater chance they'll be back to their old habits and body.

JasonJH

150 posts

157 months

Tuesday 24th July 2012
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Hoofy said:
biggrin You've certainly chosen the wrong week to start. 30C tomorrow!

The way I see it, you need to do what it will take to give you a lifelong commitment to a healthier you. If the average person goes 100% clean and exercises with any similar extreme regimen, they'll very likely get the results they want but give it a year and there's a greater chance they'll be back to their old habits and body.
Yeah the good British summer full of surprises no doubt it will be back to normal by the weekend. smile

That's exactly how I see it, it's not a sprint but a marathon.

Hoofy

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Tuesday 24th July 2012
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JasonJH said:
Yeah the good British summer full of surprises no doubt it will be back to normal by the weekend. smile

That's exactly how I see it, it's not a sprint but a marathon.
Good man. And yep:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/6690829/extended

fatpasty

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Wednesday 25th July 2012
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Hoofy said:
Fatpasty, if you're doing Insanity, that'll be enough. It will come off if you keep doing the exercises. No need to cut out everything you enjoy.
I can't say I eat a lot of bread anyway. I have been eating two slices just because it was been easier at work. Today I have cut of the bread for a tub of salad with chicken and salmon. Quite a small tub but I will half at a time to make it in to two meals.

Steakhouse tonight so looking forward to a juicy one later wink

Feeling a little tired last night after the power cardio resistance. I've got pylo cardio tonight before meal. Feeling a little tired, I included push up bars in to the routine last night to help me out. Makes the dips easier to do but also harder due to the bigger distance to travel.

JasonJH

150 posts

157 months

Wednesday 25th July 2012
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Cardio Power & Resistance completed today felt easier then yesterday but still bloody hard weeping.

My right knee is feeling a little weak now so I'll wear a knee support for tomorrows Cardio Recovery, still feeling good about starting it.

fatpasty

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Thursday 26th July 2012
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JasonJH said:
Cardio Power & Resistance completed today felt easier then yesterday but still bloody hard weeping.

My right knee is feeling a little weak now so I'll wear a knee support for tomorrows Cardio Recovery, still feeling good about starting it.
Good start... The recovery is pretty good. Like I said before it is like 35 mins of yoga.

There are times when I'm pushing hard that my shins hurt a little. I used to suffer with shin splints. I have to stop for a few seconds during some exercises. But keep pushing, I'm now coming up to the end of the first 4 weeks. Then I've got a the recovery week and then month 2 which is ment to be really hard.

Looking forward to it hopefully it will help cut most of the fat.


had plyo cardio workout last night. Really pushed at the end with the jabs and uppercuts. Felt drained as hell but feeling good this morning. Should have the recovery tonight but I'll replace that with footie training and the ab workout when I get home.