
INSANITY MAX:30 is a natural next step once you complete INSANITY - or if you’re already in great shape and looking for a challenging program with workouts that last no longer than 30 minutes.īut the inclusion of modifiers also makes this program doable for people who aren’t quite fit enough to tackle INSANITY.

There are no modifiers, and Shaun T has no mercy, so if you don’t consider yourself “advanced” when it comes to exercise, do one of our other programs first.ĭoing FOCUS T25 is a highly effective way to prepare for INSANITY. INSANITY was designed to elevate people who are in excellent shape to truly elite levels of power and endurance. Simply eat the amount of food allotted by the prescribed number of containers each day to maximize your workout performance and total-body transformation. The seven color-coded containers correspond to different food and macronutrient groups.

You’ll also have two rest days per week instead of one (as you get with INSANITY) to help your body recover. INSANITY and INSANITY MAX:30 take slightly different approaches when it comes to nutrition as well.īoth include eating plans that will help you dial in your diet to optimize weight loss and fitness gains, but INSANITY MAX:30 makes it easier than ever by utilizing Beachbody’s unique portion-control container system. If you find any of the primary moves in INSANITY MAX:30 too difficult or the workouts to challenging to complete, you have the option of following the modifier, which is the member of the cast who demonstrates slightly easier versions of each exercise. When you feel your muscles burning, your lungs heaving, and your form begin to break down, grab some water and take a breather. If you don’t Max Out, you aren’t pushing yourself hard enough. You might have to take more than one by the time you finish the workout, and that’s OK. Everyone Maxes Out (even Shaun T!), so don’t try to be a hero. It’s simply the point at which you have to take your first break. Maxing Out does not mark the end of the workout. That point is your “Max Out” time, and you’ll record it for every workout, so you have a benchmark to beat during your next one. What that means is that you go as hard as you can for as long as you can - until your body gives you no choice but to stop to catch your breath and ease the burning sensation in your muscles. Shaun T also introduces the concept of “Maxing Out” in INSANITY MAX:30 (hence the name). And with 150 new moves and a greater emphasis on strength building, INSANITY MAX:30 workouts are anything but typical INSANITY workouts. That can make them even more challenging. In fact, you can think of an INSANITY MAX:30 workout as condensing the intensity of a typical INSANITY workout into half the time. With INSANITY MAX:30 you’ll be done in 30 minutes every time (unless you follow the Ab Maximizer Workout Calendar, which occasionally throws in an additional 10- to 15-minute core workout).ĭoes that mean INSANITY MAX:30 workouts are easier? By no means. With INSANITY, you can expect to sweat for between 40 and 60 minutes on most days of the week - longer on days that include an additional core workout. Perhaps the biggest difference between the two programs is the length of the workouts.

Indeed, you’ll develop a whole new appreciation for your mirror, because you’re going to love the way you look.īut understanding their key differences will help you decide which one is right for you. And you are going to become fitter, leaner, and more defined in just two months. You are going to build strength and stamina. Whether you do INSANITY or INSANITY MAX:30, you are going to lose weight.
