The #1 Tip to See INSANITY Workout Results
Legacy signals
Legacy popularity: 1,232 legacy views
As a cast member in the DVDs, I am constantly asked how to see the ultimate INSANITY Workout Results. In fact I did an entire article giving people my top INSANITY Workout Tips. Nutrition, Supplementation, Support and Form are all key. But the #1 Tip to see INSANITY Workout Results is....
EFFORT
When I say effort I don’t mean to do the workout better tha
Shaun T. It doesn't even mean that you keep up with us on the DVD. Heck, if you notice, everyone in the INSANITY Cast is taking breaks as well.
Effort is defined as: Exertion of physical or mental power.
To me, true effort means that at the end of a workout I feel like I truly gave it everything I had. That might mea
I took a few breaks. But did I take a break long enough to catch my breath then jump back in, or did I check my phone and take an extended break.
If you have complete muscle fatigue in a certain move, instead of stopping- pick a different Insanity exercise to do that keeps you moving. For example, let’s say you can do any more Push Up Jacks - then get up and do Power Knees or Mummy Kicks until the timer is up.
As I mentioned, Shaun T always says, “The work doesn't start until you are tired” That moment you want to quit is the time you have to DIG DEEPER, FOCUS and GO! Even if that is slower, fight through. You will be shocked what your body is capable once you break through mental boundaries. Usually it is our minds that quit way before our bodies actually break down.
Lots of people give me a hard time because I audibly talk to myself when I am working out. It was something I didn’t realize I did until I started recording some of my workouts. But I found that it was a key to my Insanity Workout Results. All my self talk is a way for me to root myself on.
“You can do this!” “Just keep moving” “I feel my Abs looking awesome”
“My results will inspire those I care about to improve their health”
These are all examples of things you will hear me grunting to myself as I do my INSANITY Workouts.
I hope these tips help you see your own ultimate INSANITY Workout Results.
Article author
About the Author
Further reading
Further Reading
Article
The Hidden Impact of Excess Weight on Menâs Vitality
Carrying excess weight doesnât just affect how you look â it can quietly reduce your energy, confidence, and bedroom performance. When a man gains too much belly fat, it can lead to lower testosterone levels, poor blood circulation, and reduced stamina. These changes may make it harder to maintain strong vitality, control, and endurance when it matters most. The good news? Small lifestyle changes can make a powerful difference. By focusing on better nutrition, regular mov
March 10, 2026
Article
Feel Stronger, Leaner & More Energetic After 40
Are You 40+ And Feelingâ¦rnSlower metabolism? Stubborn belly fat? Low daily energy? Body stiffness or joint pain? Youâre not alone â and youâre NOT âgetting old.â Your body just needs a smarter strategy. Introducing The 40+ Fitness & Wellness ResetrnA simple, realistic system designed specifically for men and women over 40 who want to: â Burn belly fat naturallyrnâ Rebuild lean musclernâ Boost energy levelsrnâ Improve heart healthrnâ Feel confident again
February 18, 2026
Article
The GUIDE to Wellness Reset by Fitness with Essie
Feel tired, inconsistent, or stuck on your fitness journey? This eBook is your gentle reset. rnMany people above 40 notice that weight gain, tiredness, and body weakness no longer respond to the things that worked before. rnThe truth is: the body changes with age, and health routines must change too. rnI recently came across a digital health guide on Selar, created specifically for people 40+, focusing on simple daily habits that fit our lifestyle. rnI shared the details here
February 14, 2026
Article
Moving Meditation: How Precision-Based Exercise Supports Mental and Emotional Growth
Movement is one of the most honest forms of self-connection. The body never lies. It holds stress, records emotion, and reveals when something feels off. For many, this is why exercise has always been more than fitness; itâs therapy through motion. But not all movement heals. Some styles exhaust, others distract. True healing often begins in the slow, intentional kind, the kind that lets the body lead and the mind follow.rnThatâs where precision-based training, such as re
November 6, 2025