Showing posts with label XTFMAX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label XTFMAX. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 28, 2017

Interview with Stephanie Oram: X-TrainFit Home Workout Systems Founder

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I have been a long time fan of X-Train Fit workout systems and cannot say enough good things about them: Well rounded systems, EXCELLENT price points, SO much variety, and fantastic instructors. I am currently reviewing RIPT90 Fit and Circuit Burnout 90 and am LOVING them both! I was introduced to X-Train Fit when I had the pleasure of reviewing Stephanie Oram's own XTFMAX. Stephanie has over 24 years in the fitness industry and has been involved in the production of so many fabulous at home workout systems. Read below to learn more about Stephanie & X-Train Fit. Dont forget the discount code above that is good through June, so act fast!



Lindsey: You are the founder of X-TrainFit - what was your motivation behind creating these awesome at-home fitness systems? 
Stephanie: Thank you for your kind words, I am so glad you enjoy the workouts! To date, I have been in the fitness industry for over 24 years. My husband has had about the same amount of time in the media industry. About 10 years ago, we saw a big rise in $100+ at home programs and thought we could create comparable products at a much more user-friendly price point. In addition to caring about the customer’s wallet, we also wanted to make programs that were accessible to most via an ability level, so the user could feel safe in spending the money as well as successful in completing the workout. Because of this, we worked hard at creating sets around the $30-40 price point and offer multiple participants in most of our workouts that demonstrate different ability levels for each workout. We have found that the public has been very appreciative of this, which further adds to our motivation to continue to bring more content out.


Lindsey: X-TrainFit has so many excellent instructors, yourself included, how do you go about selecting your instructors and designing your workout systems? 
Stephanie: Having been in fitness for over 2 decades, I
have come across many great trainers and instructors, as well as learned from some of the best people out there. When I created my first program, X-TrainFit At Home, I used a lot of the trainers/instructors who trained/taught for me at my gym as participants. When we branched out to additional product lines, I asked my best instructors to create programs that I felt were their area of expertise. We launched X-TrainFit Yoga with Carrie, X-TrainFit Toning with Karen (who makes appearances in multiple programs), and Circuit Burnout with Monique. We all worked together on what we wanted to program to consist of – i.e. How many workouts the set will include, what print we will include, the types of workouts (cardio, circuit, strength, etc.) and duration; but I gave the instructors full autonomy to build their workouts. I was only on set to provide “directorial” guidance on how to approach the exercise and/or modify an exercise up or down if needed, which rarely was needed. I then went back into the studio to film XTFMAX while we also filmed RIPT90 with Jody. Jody was the first trainer that I had not worked with in the past that I brought on board. I was looking for a male trainer to lead a program and had known Jody for a few years and approached him about creating a product around him. Again, he created his program completely, we just worked together to outline what the program would consist of. After the RIPT90 production, I was back in the studio for two more sets – XTFMAX One on One and Personal Trainer. We learned that people also loved the trainers we created products around and have filmed additional workouts with them. We have more yoga workouts with Carrie as well as a Shred program with Karen that we will be launching on our digital channel soon. We have also filmed and released an additional set with Monique called Circuit Burnout 90 – her first set was a 30 day program and people wanted more, so we built a 90 day program together. Likewise, we just released a second set with Jody, RIPT90 FIT. If you pay attention in the CB90 workouts, you will notice one of the awesome participants, Zoe. We have just wrapped a program with her and it is going to be unique to anything we have done previously, but I am reserving those details until later – however anyone that follows me on social media will already know about this program. :-) Lastly, we are also in post production on a new set with another new trainer to the XTF team, Shawn. I met Shawn when his team trained me for my Ironman a few years back. Shawn’s program is runner-specific and again, more details to come on that front real soon. In regards to how I design my programs – I think about how long the set will be (30, 60, 90 day) and what workouts I will need to create to be included in the set in order for it to A) be well rounded and B) provide the user with the right workouts in order to reach his/her goal. I then draft out what each of the workouts will consist of – there many, many pages of hand written notes, as well as digital notes on my phone, iPad and laptop. I basically keep a running journal of exercises I want to include and when an idea hits, I make note of it. Then I collate my various exercises on pages under the workout it makes the most sense for. For example, if I have a twist of a pushup exercise, it gets written down on the Chest workout page, the Total Body page, etc. I then start scaling it down from there, trying to make sure the same exercise(s) are not used repeatedly in different workouts. Once I think I have a workout designed, I run through it myself and find I have to edit a lot more and the process continues until I get the workout I want. 

Lindsey: Do you have any new workout systems on the horizon that you can share with us? 
Stephanie: I mentioned the programs with Zoe and Shawn above, and am in the note taking phase of my next set. I will be hitting the studio sometime this year to film another 90 day, full body program, as well as content for our digital channel.


Lindsey: What is one piece of health or fitness advice that you wish more people took heed of? (BOTH responses below apply SO much to my life!!!)
Stephanie: Here are 2 things I wish I knew at a much younger age, as well as constantly remind myself today – 1) you cannot out train a diet and 2) you cannot stretch too much. I fall into the “I worked out hard today, so I can eat a little more” pit a lot and I rarely stretch. I am now convinced that my back issues are due to lack of stretching and am working out course-correcting. I am also trying to be cognizant of portions as that’s my pitfall.


Lindsey: Lack of time is a reason that we often hear why people don't work out. Your personal & professional responsibilities must keep you very busy. What advice can you offer to "fit it all in.(LOVE and so agree with the response!!!) 
Stephanie: Here’s one thing I know for me – I watch more TV then I should and I am guilty of saying I don’t have time for this, that or the other. I think if we are all honest with ourselves, we have time, we just don’t make it. I would challenge people that say they don’t have time to exercise to keep a journal of how much time they spend watching TV and/or are on social media for 1 week. If we are honest with ourselves, imagine what we could accomplish, fitness wise, if we realigned our priorities a little and only looked at social media while on a stationary bike or watched our favorite show while on a treadmill? When I worked in the corporate world, I would use my lunch time to fit a workout in or get up earlier than I wanted to in order to get a sweat session in. I truly believe we have time, we just are choosing to use it doing other things.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Monday, February 9, 2015

Review: X-TrainFit XTFMAX Long & Lean

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Long & Lean
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads with 3 backgrounders, all showing various levels of intensity. Stephanie performs level 3. You wont need any equipment for this routine. This is a 37 minute yoga workout that contains 3 unique routines that flow into each other.

Progressive routine: You start with a basic sun salutation routine and add on one move at a time TIFT style. Exercises include forward fold, plank, chataranga, down dog, up dog, 3 leg dog, plank side knee pull, plank knee pull, inverted pushup, and static lunge & knee drop.

Routine 2: This is a flowing routine performed once that includes chair pulses, chataranga, up dog, down dog, 3 leg dog to 3 leg crab hold, warrior 1 & 2, reverse warrior, extended side angle & full bind, and triangle.

Balance Routine: includes tree, one leg extended holding your toe, warrior 3 and a stretch.

I rate this a higher intermediate routine following Stephanie, or maybe I was just tired lol. The pace is faster than many yoga programs and I found it a bit more athletic than many that I have tried. I am more apt to do this yoga routine again than most I have tried because of the faster pace. The second & third routines were unique from the standard sun salutation routines I see in most yoga DVDs. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Monday, January 5, 2015

REVIEW: X-TrainFit XTFMAX Stretch

X-TrainFit XTFMAX  Stretch 
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 28 min stretch/ yoga routine workout with 3 backgrounders. You You will only need an optional yoga mat for this workout. All exercisers show the same version of each stretch.

This complete routine is done on the floor. Between each stretch segment you will do a few yoga poses and move into more stretching. You start with seated upper body stretches, down dog, lower body  floor stretches, down dog, cat cow, seated lower body stretches, lying lower body stretches, and concludes with childs pose. 
This is a basic full body stretch routine that is great for all levels, from beginner to advanced exerciser. Stephanie really does stretch it all and even includes neck & shin stretches. A great DVD for recovery days. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Thursday, December 11, 2014

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Chest & Back Review


X-TrainFit XTFMAX Chest & Back
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 39 min chest, upper,  lower, & mid back strength workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You will need dumbbells or exercise tubing for this workout. 

You go through the routine 2 times first at a single count then at a 2 count. After a warm up, exercises include: staggered arm pec fly, push ups, reverse grip row, lying side knee pulls, single arm row, supermans, push up & upper back fly, bent over weigthed twists, side to side push ups, upper back fly, push up row, and a cool down.

I rate this a solid intermediate routine following Stephanie, who performs level 2 in this workout. You can really go at your own pace for each exercise because of the timed intervals. I received this DVD to review.



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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Tuesday, December 2, 2014

REVIEW: X-TrainFit XTFMAX Legs



X-TrainFit XTFMAX Legs
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 46 min lower body workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You will need dumbbells or a band and a chair or high step for this workout. 

After a warm up, exercises include awkward leg bridge, staggered squats, iso squat shifts,  calf raises, lying ham curls, pliet step outs, close stancesquats, and a cool down.

I rate this a high intermediate routine using heavier poundage.  Stephanie does level 4 for the entirety in this one. As with all XTF workouts, this is interval style, each workout is performed for a minute or so. Stephanie varies the tempo to keep your muscles guessing. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Total Body Blitz Review

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Total Body Blitz 
Stephanie Oram, 2014


Stephanie leads this 26 min strength workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. Stephanie performs level 4 in this workout and each exercise will hit multiple muscles. You will need weights or a band for this workout.

After a warm up, exercises include wide squats & overhead raise, lunge & delt raise, tree pose & angled out bi curl, pushup variations, diagonal lunge & curl, single leg deadlift & row, iso lunges & kickback, single leg bridge & tri drop, pec fly with toe drops, and a cool down.

I rate this a solid to high intermediate workout, but as with all XTF workouts - choose which modifier to follow and adjust your poundage to get more or less of a challenge. This one accomplishes a lot in a short amount of time. I received this DVD to review.


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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Tuesday, November 11, 2014

REVIEW: X-TrainFit XTFMAX Cardio



X-TrainFit XTFMAX Cardio
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 27 min cardio workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You wont need any equipment for this workout.

This workout contains 3 blocks of 3 exercises for one minute each followed by a one minute rest, then repeated. After a warm up, exercises include speed skater, knee pull & kick, hi knee & tuck jumps, plyo lunge & plyo squat combo, hi knee run alternating with buttkicks, 3 point plank moguls, jack & kicks, burpees. and a cool down.

I rate this an advanced workout! Stephanie moves through the 3 minutes of work with very little to no rest.  Stephanie is her usual chatty upbeat self and provides tons of motivation. As with all XTF workouts, this is interval style, each workout is performed for a minute or so. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Arms Review


X-TrainFit XTFMAX Arms
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 38 min bis, tris & shoulder strength workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You will need dumbbells or exercise tubing and a stool or step bench for this workout. 

You go through the routine 2 times first at a 2 count then at a single count After a warm up, cross bi curl, triceps press, side lying shoulder raise, one arm tri point bi curl and iso hold on the other arm, weighted arm circles, tri dips, hammer curls, front & side raise, plank & tri kickback, upright row to overhead press, a cool down.

I rate this a solid to high intermediate routine depending on your poundage. It really worked my upper body muscles and the pace allows for pretty heavy weights. You can really go at your own pace though because of the timed exercises- which I love. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Friday, October 31, 2014

REVIEW~ X-TrainFit XTFMAX Cardio Max

Happy Halloween!!!


X-TrainFit XTFMAX Cardio Max
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 26 min cardio workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You wont need any equipment for this workout.

Each exercise is performed for 40 seconds on/ 20 off or 30 on/ 30 off. and the circuit is performed two times.  After a warm up, exercises include figure 8 run, plank frog jacks, power knee ups, side & back knee repeaters, hi & wide knee run, burpee- climbers, 90 degree hop & tuck jumps, Mt climbers with a knee cross, and a cool down.

I rate this an high intermediate workout, but as with all XTF workouts - choose your modifier & get a workout that is truly yours. Stephanie provides great cuing & motivation throughout. I received this DVD to review.


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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Monday, October 27, 2014

REVIEW: X-TrainFit XTFMAX Abs



X-TrainFit XTFMAX Abs
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 24 min core workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. All work is done on the floor and the exercisers are barefoot.

After a seated warm up, exercises include bridge leg extensions, side plank, V twist, toe touches, side leg drops, side lying knee crunch, plank, butterfly crunches, and a cool down.

I rate this a high intermediate routine following Stephanie - she starts at level one and then progresses to level 4. If you did level 4 for the entirety it would be advanced! As with all XTF workouts, this is interval style, each workout is performed for a minute or so. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Friday, October 24, 2014

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Definitions REVIEW



X-TrainFit XTFMAX Definitions
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 42 min total body strength workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You will need dumbbells or exercise tubing for this workout.

You go through the routine 3 times using heavy, then medium, then light weights. After a warm up, exercises include outer & inner bi curls, French press, front & side raises, chest press, fly- lat row-upper back fly,calf raises, deadlift, sumo squat - dip,  and a cool down.

I rate this a solid intermediate routine following Stephanie but there are modification options and you can always adjust your poundage. Very well rounded & hits every muscle except the core. Each exercise is performed for a minute or so & the workout is interval style. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

X-TrainFit XTFMAX Hardcore REVIEW



X-TrainFit XTFMAX Hardcore
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 43 min abs, glutes, thighs & back workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You will need dumbbells or exercise tubing for this workout. The advanced modifier also uses an exercise ball.

This is an athletic pilates workout in my opinion. After a warm up, exercises include lying frog legs, pretzel, side plank hip drops, side leg lifts, inner thigh raises, V twists, oblique crunches, lying low back work, plank series, reverse frog leg series, leg circles, bird dog, elevator plank and a  cool down.

I rate this a high intermediate to low advanced routine, depending on who you follow. Each exercise is performed interval style - for a minute or so. Stephanie starts with level one & progresses to level 4 for each exercise. She is a very down to earth instructor & provides plenty of form reminders & cuing. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Monday, October 20, 2014

REVIEW: X-TrainFit XTFMAX Circuit Burnout




X-TrainFit XTFMAX Circuit Burnout
Stephanie Oram, 2014

Stephanie leads this 39 min high intensity cardio & toning interval workout with 3 backgrounders, all showing various modifications. You will need dumbbells or exercise tubing for this workout.

Stephanie does this pyramid style going from 10 counts each to 8 each. After a warm up, exercises include lunge jumps, tuck moguls, star jacks, single leg jump rope, Mt climber frog hops, plie calf raises, long jump up & hop back, jack - scissors, side lying tri pushups, lunge kicks, elevator planks, and a cool down.

I rate this a high intermediate routine following Stephanie but there are modifiers from beginner to advanced so make the workout your own. This is mostly cardio with some light toning breaks. I love the athletic nature and modifier options. I received this DVD to review.

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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.

Thursday, October 16, 2014

X-TrainFit XTFMAX: 12 DVD Set, Nutrition Plan, Workout Calendar, & MORE!


I am super excited to introduce XTFMAX to you! Stephanie Oram has put together an amazing system that is truly for any body. The set includes 12 workouts on 12 DVDs, a complete training guide, planning calendar and nutrition plan.  The set includes literally everything you need to get in the best shape of your life. Stephanie is a very approachable instructor, and her DVD's offer FOUR modifiers, dumbbell options, band options, or no weight options. You choose your level and push play! Keep reading for an intro to the set and stay tuned on the blog for detailed reviews of each of the twelve workouts. Click on my XTFMAX button above to take you to all the XTFMAX posts. The nutrition guide includes real meal ideas & recipes - enough (real) food to keep you energized and going through your day, and a ton of great ideas and advice. 


X-TrainFit At Home Training is an extreme, high intensity, total body conditioning program featuring cardio, circuit training, resistance training, yoga and stretching. The program is fully customizable to help you to achieve and maintain a ripped, great looking body. The workouts are athletic in nature and very well rounded. The program contains workouts that will work you from head to toe. No complicated choreography here!




The DVDs come in a sturdy cardboard accordion holder and each DVD is in a plastic envelope inside the accordion so you can count on pristine DVDs! The program guide that is included provides info on each workout and the length of each workout (LOVE this!). So you know what youre getting yourself into before doing the DVD. Each DVD has multiple audio options such as voice only, music & cuing, and cues only. 

Stephanies instruction style is awesome- very friendly and down to earth and with so many modification options this set is really for anyone. From beginner to advanced exerciser you will find yourself challenged. Even if you dont have dumbbells you can do these workouts. Minimual equipment is required and Stephanie even shows you how to combine lighter dumbbells so you can heavy up if you dont have a large variety of weights. 

The Set Includes:

  • Twelve workouts on twelve DVDs
  • Detailed training guide including length & descriptions of each workout
  • Nutrition plan that includes recipes, tips, snack & meal ideas and more. 
  • Planning calendar so you can rotation your workout for optimal results
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I received samples of these products to review. I was in no other way compensated for my honest reviews. All thoughts and ideas expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commissions 16 CFR, Part 255 Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising. Please see my disclosures page for details. Do not copy, in whole, or in part any portion of any postings on my blog. Do not repost my content on any other site without my explicit consent. All of my postings belong solely to lindsey8.blogspot.com.