I DID IT!!!! AND NOW I FEEL FABULOUS!!!!!
Oh my goodness, when I woke up this morning I was so sleepy, stiff, and tired. I took my 6am client outside where I warmed up with her with a 3min walk into a 5min jog. That really made me feel better. Then she did a bunch of running/drill work while I drank a hot tea, watched the sunrise, and cheered her on. I love my job

. We came back inside for the last 30mins and did some lovely yoga-inspired stretching. I really focused us on the hips, back, hamstrings, and upper back/shoulders. I love my job

. After she left, I laid down on the couch and slept for almost 2 more hours. After a breakfast smoothie, I was *finally* ready to face the thought of doing PCC and STS Triceps. My hip flexors were so tired from yesterday. I decided my new mini-goal was simply to Push Play! I didn't care one wit about how well I performed; my goal was simply to be able to put a check mark on my poster!
And yes, the workout went smashingly well

. One thing I've learned over the years, that I constantly need reminding of, is that how I feel *before* a workout has nothing to do with how I will feel *during* the workout. I did fantastic with PCC. I'm really happy with it. And now I feel fabulous. Energized. Ready to GO!
That was the end of Week 3 for me. Tomorrow's supposed to be the rest day, but a couple months ago I agreed to sub an evening cycle class. But, I won't be doing any weight training or personal training, so I can truly rest in the daytime. I'll pick up Insanity on Thursday with Pure Cardio, STS Disc 24: Biceps, and Cardio Abs. I'm two body parts away from being done STS Meso 2!
I'm glad to be hearing that there's more strength conditioning in Insanity, Month 2. I'm still trying to decide whether to redo STS M2 again, or to do another one part/day series, or to make up my own thing, or to do none at all. I like the 3rd choice because of time constraints; with the longer M2 workouts, it'll be tougher to add in extra weight work. But I love lifting, and am reluctant to stop doing it altogether.
About BFFM:
I *just* bought the book on the weekend, and emailed it to Staples to have it printed and bound. I picked it up yesterday and have been trying to read as much as I can. There's lots of very valuable information in there. If you follow the Insanity Nutrition guide, you will be staying true to the principles behind BFFM (unless you really want to get competition-lean. Then, you need to get very, very precise in your nutrition). I'm really liking the book. I also bought the other ebook he offered, which also gave me access to The Inner Circle for 1 month, for $1. That site is a wealth of information, too. I think I'm suffering from information overload at the moment.
Dawn:
I love your solution! Yes, let's get stranded together! And Legs & Glutes from the BB series is so much fun. Not a barbell in sight; a bit of plyo mixed in for good measure; fantastic music. Cathe's having a ball in this one, and it shows. There's a point after some standing outer thigh work where she does this little bum wiggle that had me cracking up the first time I saw it. It was, well, very cheeky
I love reading about the M2 workouts! Keep up the excellent work, everyone! Be consistent, and you will reap the rewards!!
Cheers!
Sandra