PiYo Review – My Experience with Chalene’s Latest Workout
As a busy mom I am really enjoying how easily I can fit PiYo into my day. A couple days ago I’d scheduled a call at noon. It was 11am and I hadn’t done my workout yet. I really like to get my workout done as soon as I get the kids to school, but it just doesn’t always happen that way. I decided to just do it… I looked at the workout calendar and saw that my workout was Define: Lower Body (25 minutes) and pressed play. What I found was that after I did that workout, I wanted to move right into Define: Upper Body (35 minutes). That never happens to me after a workout. NEVER, until now I guess. AND the best part was that I finished in time to make my call.
Here’s the rundown of what I’m loving so far:
- Workouts are quick and effective (and leave me wanting more evidently, not typical)
- Chalene Johnson (creator of PiYo) is so encouraging – she tells me I am awesome while I am working out with her
- These workouts are low impact yet still high intensity
- I SWEAT with PiYo
- PiYO workouts constantly challenge me
- There’s a modifier in every workout (Thank you Michelle, you are a great modifier)
- Melissa McAllister’s abs, really, what isn’t to love about those?
- ANYONE can do PiYo
- I am seeing results only a few weeks after starting the program
- The eating plan is simple (I get to decide WHAT I CAN EAT)
- Workouts are 20-45 minutes long, great for busy moms.
- You don’t need weights with this workout program
Really, what’s NOT to love about PiYo? Anyone else doing this program? I’d love to hear about your experience.
Here’s a sneak peek of what the workouts look like and info on the promotion going on until the end of the month (save $70!).
