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I've officially made it through the insanity beachbody workout challenge!

I did it! After the first two to three days, I admit, my legs were so stiff and sore, I waddled around like an obese penguin and never thought I'd last two weeks, let alone nine weeks. But, 63 days after I started the insanity beachbody workout challenge, I can officially say I got through it, and without any tears or breaks to boot!

After getting through the workout, I can definitely say I notice some changes. Over the past few weeks, I've received comments about changes in my: Stomach, arms, legs, even back. One person even said, "I imagine when some people see your legs now, they'll think you got calf-implants." Yeah, so I've got that going for me, which is nice. After just over two months of partaking in the workout, I don't think I'm ultimately where I want to be as far as my body and look go, but am quite happy with the changes to this point, so happy that I plan on going through the workout again - well, after a couple of days to rest.

For anyone whom is trying to shed a few pounds or tone themselves, I highly recommend giving this workout a gander. If you're just starting this process and don't exercise much, I might go with a lighter cardio workout at first, before diving into this. In any case, if you're curious to check out an intense cardio workout which will definitely make a difference in your look so long as you stick to it, you can read more information about it at the following link. I got "insane" for a few weeks and you should too! Sorry, I couldn't help it. Seriously, if you want to learn more about the workout, you can read all about it here: 

http://www.beachbody.com/product/fitness_programs/insanity.do?code=SEMB_SAN_GOOGLE&LID={IFCONTENT:102440209}{IFSEARCH:88575761}&utm_source=gsem&utm_medium=ola&utm_term=%5Binsanity+beachbody+workout%5D&utm_content=%21acq%21v2%21{ifsearch:s}{ifcontent:c}-{matchtype}-{creative}-7633226653&utm_campaign=Google-Brand-Insanity_BBM
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