I’ve already influenced 3 people I know to get started and while I know it’s not for everyone, it’s worth a try! Through the ups and downs (no pun intended), I finished a goal of mine and am walking away happier, healthier and with a little bit of muscle. Overall, I’m extremely happy I stuck with it. I will still continue on my journey with Insanity, but will be incorporating running and classes at my gym in between to keep my sanity. Now, I am happy to announce it’s been 71 days and I have officially finished the Insanity Workout plan. There were nights that I wanted to skip, but I was committed. Month 2 – Let’s just say, Month 2 felt like Day 1 all over again. I powered through my temptation of giving up. The problem is, it’s nearly impossible to do the Month 2 workouts until you’ve completed Month 1. I learned that Month 2 is where most people see a difference. I thought a month was enough time to see a difference and so I did some research. Us females know that this is a huge de-motivator. Although I knew I felt better (I could actually do push-ups! And had more energy!) I didn’t think I looked any different. Insanity kept me on track for eating healthy and leaving work on time – 2 things I struggle with.Įnd of Month 1 – I weighed in, took my measurements and was disappointed. Similarly, Insanity is as much of an emotional challenge as it is physical. Most importantly, I had re-prioritized working out. Both of these two have completed the 60 day Insanity program. I gained a sense of motivation that I’ve only experienced while marathon training. Two people are taking the Fit Test in this DVD. Before I knew it, I was doing Insanity 6 days a week and actually liking it, loving it even.
After about a week, every day got the slightest bit easier. Instead, I bought a scale, tape measure and even took that horrid winter bikini picture. It was cold and dark and all I really wanted at the end of each day were my pajamas and a glass of wine. The nutrition plan was difficult to stick to and the workouts felt nearly impossible. Tania nearly tripled my every exercise and I quickly learned how much room I had for improvement.
You count how many times you can do an exercise in a minute. You need a little bit of insanity to do great thingsĭay 1 is a Fit Test, designed to serve as a base so you can measure your progress every 2 weeks over the next 60 days. I asked Santa for Insanity and on January 7th embarked on this insane 2 month journey. Have you ever loved something you hated? Or hated something you loved? I have, and it’s called INSANITY. Throughout the holidays and the usual winter blues, I realized my clothes had become just a tad too tight for comfort.
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