I love these workouts because ShaunT is the best fitness instructor. Each workout is only 25 minutes long (hence the name), but it’s constant movement. I’ve already covered PiYo, so I’ll go straight into the beauty of Focus T25. What I like about this hybrid is that it’s only one workout today, so it’s ideal if you don’t have time (or desire) two do two workouts in one session. It’s concise, efficient and of course, you’ll still get those fat burning results. Only 30 minutes each and you’ll feel like you’ve put in a good sweat in that short time. I love it because it packs a lot of workout into little time. P90X3 is the 3rd program of all Tony Horton’s P90 workouts. It’s functional training, so a lot of body weight movements and much like barre, it doesn’t leave you feeling completely wasted when you’re done. PiYo is a yoga and pilates fusion workout that requires no equipment. Okay, if you only have 30 minutes a day, and you want an intermediate intensity workout, then consider this hybrid workout of PiYo and P90X3. When you combine that with the power of 6 Weeks of the Work, you have a really cool blend of hard and not-so-hard. Holy smokes, it’s hard, but it will make you STRONG AF and feel like a badass.Īs I’ve already mentioned, Lift 4 is a great program for blending weight lifting and HIIT workouts. If there was ever a doubt that home workouts could be as effective as gym workouts, then you only need to try this program to confirm that it’s 100% true. 6 Weeks of the Work & Lift4 HybridĦ Weeks of the Work is an exceptionally challenging program, and definitely not the one you want to start with if you’re a newbie to fitness. More work often leads to faster results (but not always, so be careful not to overtrain). I wouldn’t say that the moves are harder than the Lift 4 program, but there is definitely a higher volume of work. However, if you have the time and the dedication, you’re going to see a faster fat burn and a more toned physique in less time.
It’s at least an hour of work per day, so it’s not for the faint of heart. This hybrid is a little more intense than the one above as it is suggesting that you do both workouts in completion. Want sculpted legs, shapely arms and a toned core? Look no further than the Barre Blend and Lift 4 Hybrid. So what happens when you bring Barre Blend and Lift 4 together? You get the perfect hybrid of lifting, toning, stretching and cardio intervals. It only 4 days per week, so it’s absolutely doable for anyone who has a tight schedule. This is also a great standalone program for anyone who doesn’t have time to workout every day. Again, these workouts go by super fast because you’re so engage in the choreography and keeping up with the movements. Joel Freeman is an incredible instructor and his training routines are creative and challenging. LIFT4 is another Beachbody favorite of mine. I especially loved how I felt after these workouts because they’re not high-impact, but they helped me become more conscious of my posture and alignment.
My butt has firmed up so much from “the pretzel” move that I’ve perfected over the course of this 8-week program.
Even the more advanced, 40-minute workouts go by so fast for me because Elise Joan is a master at engaging choreography.īut just because it’s fun and graceful, don’t for one minute think you won’t get killer results from this style of workout. Barre Blend & Lift 4 Hybrid Workoutīoth of these programs are so much fun! I love Barre Blend because it’s graceful and fun. But if you get bored of the same instructor or style of movement day after day, then you’re going to love these hybrid workouts. If you are the type of person that loves to do one program at a time, that’s awesome! Stick with it. (PS, if you're not using Beachbody on Demand yet - you can snag a membership right here). I’ve curated all my favorite Beachbody hybrid workouts in this post for those of you who (like me) love doing Beachbody on Demand workouts, but need more diversity in your day-to-day schedule rather than following a single program from start to finish.
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