2 Weeks Shred Challenge
Type: Abs, Weight Loss, Full Body
Equipment: Fitness Mat
2 workouts | 23 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
3 workouts | 33 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
4 workouts | 45 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP3: Lower Body Burn Workout
3 workouts | 35 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP4: Tight Core & Arms Workout
ACTIVE REST DAY
3 workouts | 35 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP3: Lower Body Burn Workout
4 workouts | 45 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP4: Tight Core & Arms Workout
4 workouts | 38 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP3: Lower Body Burn Workout
Ariana Grande ABS
ACTIVE REST DAY
4 workouts | 47 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP3: Lower Body Burn Workout
EP4: Tight Core & Arms Workout
2 workouts | 23 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
4 workouts | 45 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP3: Lower Body Burn Workout
3 workouts | 33 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
4 workouts | 47 min (in total)
EP1: Do This Everyday To Lose Weight
EP2: 2 Weeks Abs Workout Challenge
EP3: Lower Body Burn Workout
EP4: Tight Core & Arms Workout
How many videos am I supposed to do each day?
You are recommended to do ALL videos listed for each day. E.g. if a day has three videos, you should do all three. If a video is listed twice, you should do it twice. If you’re having trouble doing them, stick to the low impact versions until you get stronger.
That being said, the warmup and cooldown videos are optional, and some days include other optional videos. While it’s recommended you do these, they’re not essential. Remember, these schedules are my recommended guide — please feel free to make changes as necessary to suit your needs.
Must I follow the videos in a particular order?
The order in which I listed them is my recommendation. You can break them up and do them across the day, but it’s worth just getting it all done in one session if you’re able.
It’s too hard! Any tips?
It’s meant to be hard! If it wasn’t hard, you wouldn’t get results. Don’t feel pressured in performing at 100% at the start. Go at your own pace, it’s totally fine and expected. The key is to keep track of your progress, slow down and focus on your breathing and form and aim to do better each day. Soon you’ll realise you’re much stronger and you’ll soon progress and be able to follow along all the way.
Can I take more rest days or change the schedule?
Yes, feel free to make changes as necessary and rest when you feel your body needs it. There is no one size fits all and this schedule is just my recommendation. For ladies, on your special day of the month, feel free to take the day off or do the low impact version if you can.
How do I engage my core?
What can I do to get the results I want?
This depends entirely on what results you are looking for. In general, working out is just half the battle. You need to maintain a healthy lifestyle, including exercise and a (mostly) healthy diet — you don’t have to eat clean/healthy all the time, but it will definitely be beneficial in the long run. If you’re looking for healthy meal options, I have tons of meal ideas and What I Eat videos that contain healthy recipes and are (most importantly) YUMMY as well. Healthy food can be tasty too!
What should I do after I finish the program?
It depends on your goals. Everyone’s physique is different and you may or may not see results you were expecting. I recommend giving yourself one week off entirely after the program as rest is important.
Do not measure your progress based on the weights on your scales! It’s not an accurate representation of your progress as there’s muscle gain, water weight, and other factors to consider. Some of you may be at your optimal weight and there’s only so much difference the scales will show. What I would recommend is taking progress photos, same angle, start of the day, same time, do it once a week. At the end of the program, look at your physical change and also how you FEEL. Feeling stronger, more confident and happier makes a huge difference in your everyday life and those are things people often forget about.
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2021 Get Fit Challenge
Type: Full Body, Resistance
Equipment: Dumbbells, Resistance Bands, Fitness Mat
2 workouts | 25 min (in total)
15 Min Full Body
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
15 Min Legs & Booty (1st round)
15 Min Legs & Booty (2nd round)
2 workouts | 25 min (in total)
15 Min Arms Workout
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
ACTIVE REST DAY
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
15 Min Full Body
15 Min Legs & Booty
3 workouts | 35 min (in total)
15 Min Arms Workout
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
ACTIVE REST DAY
3 workouts | 40 min (in total)
15 Min Full Body
15 Min Legs & Booty
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
15 Min Arms Workout
Get Fit Arms Workout
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
20 Mins Full Body
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
ACTIVE REST DAY
3 workouts | 40 min (in total)
15 Min Legs & Booty
Get Fit Legs Workout
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
15 Min Arms Workout (1st round)
15 Min Arms Workout (2nd round)
ACTIVE REST DAY
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
20 Mins Full Body
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
15 Min Legs & Booty
15 min Booty Burn
3 workouts | 40 min (in total)
15 Min Arms Workout
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
15 Min Full Body
15 Full Body with Dumbbells
ACTIVE REST DAY
2 workouts | 30 min (in total)
20 Mins Full Body
10 Min 6 Pack Abs
1 workouts | 23 min (in total)
Hourglass Booty Workout
What’s the difference between this challenge and 2020’s Get Fit Challenge?
Both of these challenges are resistance based workouts to help increase your muscle-to-fat ratio (which is also dependent on your diet), improve your strength, stamina and even improve mobility and balance! This new challenge is best suited for those who are a little further along in their fitness and training as it includes more advanced movements, and is an ideal follow up challenge for 2020’s Get Fit Challenge which may help with increasing muscle mass.
However, you can do any one you prefer, just choose the right weights to challenge you. Make sure that the last few reps are quite challenging but you’re still able to do it in good form. It doesn’t matter what weights other people use, use what suits your current ability. If you’re a beginner, simply take it slow and easy.
Do I need dumbbells for this program?
The program was created with using dumbbells in mind! However, If you don’t have any, that’s okay too. You could use kettlebells if you have them but please use kettlebells in caution as well as any weights, or you can get extremely creative and use water bottles, resistance bands, rice in socks and even canned food to create some sort of resistance! The whole thing can also be done entirely with body weight, so don’t worry. Again, making it a little more challenging each time will help to build strength and muscle mass with good diet.
What weights should I use/start with?
It really depends on how much weight training you’ve done in past. If you’re new to it, then start light. 1-4kg (2-8lbs) may be enough and you can slowly progress with heavier weights. Remember to take it slow, and focus on your form. It is far better to do the move with no/light weights with correct form, than to do the move incorrectly with weights. Do not feel pressured to use heavier weights because other people are using heavier weights. Make sure you are doing it in good form to avoid injuries.
When should I start increasing my weights?
Once you’re able to do the moves with perfect form with the weights you’re currently using, and you are finding it very easy to complete, then start increasing your weights by 0.5-2kg (1-4lbs) until you feel challenged and find yourself struggling with the last few reps. Don’t increase it by too much too soon or you may end up injuring yourself. Listen to your body, and if you need to decrease your weights half way through that’s totally fine too!
How many reps should I aim for?
This is all dependent on your experience and how heavy the weights you are using are. As many might be just starting out, 10-15 is a nice range to get to know the movement and full range of motion so that you are engaging the right muscles. These are just estimates so don’t fret if you end up doing more or less. This workout program is a follow along so don’t over worry about reps and you also don’t need to match my reps. Just make sure that you’re challenging yourself, but also understand that it’s going to look different for everybody!
Can I do some cardio while on this program, or should I stick to weights?
While this program focuses on resistance training, both cardio and resistance training have many different benefits. It is always nice to have a good mix of both resistance and cardio in your regular exercise routine. Just make sure you don’t overdo it — make sure you give your body enough time to recover and listen to your body if you feel like it is getting too much.
Am I going to put on heaps of muscle doing this program?
For the most part, no. It is a long process to build muscle. This program specifically uses lighter weights, and is not likely to result in that. Depending on the person, it takes A LOT of energy, time and progressive overload to grow their muscles. That being said, if you do want to put on more muscle, the program can definitely help out as well. There are many ways to do that just by adjusting the amount of weight you are using to increase the difficulty.
Is this challenge good for fat loss?
This challenge can also help you achieve fat loss if that is your goal. Energy balance and diet plays an important role in losing fat or gaining fat. Also, as you gain more muscle, your body burns more energy at rest. So, by training with resistance and constantly increasing the difficulty or intensity of the weights, there is large potential for fat loss. But it is also okay to do if you simply want to keep a balanced lifestyle with exercise.
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