I don't know if any of you agree, but I really think the first half is harder and I and thrilled to make it to number 4 when she states the workout takes it up a notch. I really feel if I had to do 5 through 10 before 1 through 4 first, I wouldn't make it all the way through. Anyone else feel this way?
!st part of Imax2 is harder than second half
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jillybean
Cathlete
For me, I think the first half of Imax II is easier than the second half. I think the first half of Imax III, however, is quite a bit tougher than the second half. Imax I, in my opinion, is pretty even in terms of toughness when it comes to the first five intervals vs. the last five.
I think some of the blasts are far more difficult than others, and in a strange pattern, like 1-3-7-9 or something like that (can't remember what's what at the moment). I agree with Kathryn that it would be great to know when you're hitting the crescendo of the workout just for the mental relief of knowing you can handle what's next...
I agree that IMAX 1 is about even, although I found a couple of the blasts (to my relief) much easier than others. I've never done IMAX 3.
Marie
I agree that IMAX 1 is about even, although I found a couple of the blasts (to my relief) much easier than others. I've never done IMAX 3.
Marie
Shelbygirl
Cathlete
I'm also the other way around. I do fine with 1-5, but start to feel it on 6-10. (#9 kills me every time).
Shelbygirl
Shelbygirl
kathryn
Cathlete
>Oh well, maybe I am doing something wrong, but I do like
>getting the harder stuff over with.
I doubt you're doing anything 'wrong." We're just all built differently, and have different strengths and weaknesses. So something that is tough for one person might be easier, and vice versa.
I personally am not a natural at the jumps, so can only do width OR height, but not both at once, and often my air-jacks look like more of a move that Stewart on Mad TV would do ("look what I can do" feeble hop!)
>getting the harder stuff over with.
I doubt you're doing anything 'wrong." We're just all built differently, and have different strengths and weaknesses. So something that is tough for one person might be easier, and vice versa.
I personally am not a natural at the jumps, so can only do width OR height, but not both at once, and often my air-jacks look like more of a move that Stewart on Mad TV would do ("look what I can do" feeble hop!)
