happy mom of 3
Cathlete
I'm thinking about purchasing Beach Body Slim in 6 or Slim Series. Which one do you all recommend? I want to lean out a bit. Or would something like a Jari Love rotation work better?
Slim in 6 or Slim Series
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Conni
Cathlete
I have SS and I do like it. From what I understand, SIS is not as advanced and is considered to be the predecessor to SS for people who wish to progress to the level of SS.
There are issues with form and sometimes Debbie does not ( okay, more than sometimes) follow the beat of the music, but I keep reaching for these when I want to lean out, and they do the trick!
I also like Jari, and Debbie is similar, but I find SS moves pretty fast for the most part,and Slim and Lean pauses between body parts.
There are issues with form and sometimes Debbie does not ( okay, more than sometimes) follow the beat of the music, but I keep reaching for these when I want to lean out, and they do the trick!
I also like Jari, and Debbie is similar, but I find SS moves pretty fast for the most part,and Slim and Lean pauses between body parts.
DeanaMax
Cathlete
I find Slim Series incredibly boring. I refer to SS as the Sleeper Series.
Go for Jari Love for your high rep workouts. I haven't tried Jari's newest workout yet, but like Ripped 1000, Ripped to the core, and slim in lean - in that order.
Also don't forget the terminator or bootcamp/muscle endurance - these are stellar workouts for leaning out.
Go for Jari Love for your high rep workouts. I haven't tried Jari's newest workout yet, but like Ripped 1000, Ripped to the core, and slim in lean - in that order.
Also don't forget the terminator or bootcamp/muscle endurance - these are stellar workouts for leaning out.
fit44
Cathlete
I'm a Jari Love fan too. I had no problems cutting fat with Ripped series and Cardio Coach.
I think the most advanced in the Ripped series is Ripped 1000 and Chiseled. The entire Ripped series has a good variety of exercises. Some say her workouts are easy. If you find they are too easy, you need to increase the weight. I made the mistake of picking up very light weights the first time. If you need more intensity, follow her background exercisers.
The original Ripped is the easiest so I repeated each track. You can go a little heavier with the Original Ripped too.
Chiseled has a killer bicep track! First bicep track that has given me serious doms.
I first started rotating all the Ripped videos. For the last 3 weeks I followed one of her advanced rotations.
Here is what it look like
Monday- R1000
Tuesday- R&chiseled
Wednesday- Cardio Coach
Thursday R1000
Friday- R&Chiseled
Saturday- Cardio Coach
I think the most advanced in the Ripped series is Ripped 1000 and Chiseled. The entire Ripped series has a good variety of exercises. Some say her workouts are easy. If you find they are too easy, you need to increase the weight. I made the mistake of picking up very light weights the first time. If you need more intensity, follow her background exercisers.
The original Ripped is the easiest so I repeated each track. You can go a little heavier with the Original Ripped too.
Chiseled has a killer bicep track! First bicep track that has given me serious doms.
I first started rotating all the Ripped videos. For the last 3 weeks I followed one of her advanced rotations.
Here is what it look like
Monday- R1000
Tuesday- R&chiseled
Wednesday- Cardio Coach
Thursday R1000
Friday- R&Chiseled
Saturday- Cardio Coach