Overall, I'm loving the new P90 series. I like the A, B, and C series breakdowns. The beginner level, A, is nice and easy for beginners such as myself. I didn't ever feel like I was going to die, but I felt like I had a great workout and that the entire thing was doable. There were a lot of times when I lamented that I had the coordination of a drunk monkey and I had to stop/modify the exercises more than I liked, but I'm pleased with Sweat A. M'yes, pleased. *inward hand waiving like the Queen Mum*
They've updated the Ab Ripper portion too. I like it a lot. I'm not sure about the, what I like to refer to as the "Unstable Tamale," ab exercise. It's the second one and I'm not sure I'm doing it right. I feel like a little kid wrapped up like a tamale, screaming for help, while she's flopping back and forth. Not suave or sexy in the least.
Afterwards, I decided to test out the Shakeology Chocolate shake. They send you a 7-day sample pack in addition to some shake recipes. I chose to do the Chocolate-Covered Strawberries, which was 2 scoops of the shake powder, 1 cup of (frozen) strawberries, and 1 cup water.The shake blended beautifully - it looked really creamy and smelled pretty good. I actually filmed my first taste (which I'll include here once I upload it). It was very good, but something in it tasted tart. Not sure if it was the strawberries or something else.
Unfortunately, within the hour I started having tummy rumblings and for the past 1/2 hour, gastric distress (to put it in a lady-like way). Aaaaaaand, upon looking it up right now on the interwebs, it looks like it's a common occurrence. Not saying that everyone will have the same reaction, I know that sometimes I'm a bit sensitive to stuff. BUT HEY, it ain't all bad; if you're constipated, Shakeology could help you out! Lemons: lemonade.
