Workout trend you never plan to try?

[sologirlie]

P90x and anything like it!!!!!

"When working out ceases to be fun, I will cease to do it!!!" - Me

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[Fitmama]

Nothing - I'll try anything once or twice.

[laurajhawk]

Originally Posted by RedPanda

I'd love to try suspension training, but I don't have the room at home. There's one rigged up at the gym, but the trainers don't seem to know how to use it. One trainer tethers overweight women to it, then goes off and eat a Mars Bar.

Maybe I'll add "personal trainer" to my list.

[Nairobinicole]

Originally Posted by Fitmama

Nothing - I'll try anything once or twice.

ITA. You never know if something will click or not. Many things I thought I would love (spinning and hi-lo classes) didn't work for whatever reason. As long as the finacial investment is reasonable, I figure I don't have much to lose by trying something new. And since I workout at home I don't feel self conscious trying out something new.

[missmomus]

Anything on a Bosu, fanny lifter or other pricey contraption with limited WOs
Tonique
Anything from Tony Horton or Chalene or any other Beachbody system, really
Heavy weights
Step
Group fitness classes
Paper or audio workouts - I need visuals AND someone telling me what to do or it ain't happening

[MARIKA]

I resisted kb's for years. Then I got Atletica, it's a smal start but it makes you realize anything is possible. I felt the same as all of you about the injury factor, the kb through the tv, the kb slaminging inot the pet Not trying to sway anyone but it truely is a great non- impact get your bod into fantastic shape workout!

[joycet]

Tracy Anderson workouts - totally agree with everyone else's comments
Barre, ballet or Pilates type workouts
Kettlebells - they look like great workouts but would require too much of an investment
Asylum - I have done Insanity and will not buy anything like it going forward
Anything that requires me to buy more equipment

I want to enjoy working out now and feel like I used my time well. For me, the workouts above don't fit that.

[lfcjasp]

Kettlebells, bosu or rebounding...mainly because I don't any of these things.
Insanity type workouts are out.
Workouts that require pulling out too much stuff or are complicated...keep it simple please.
Anything with a big learning curve for me.

[mtnmom]

I'll never say never.

But anything that involves getting a new piece of equipment that takes more than a square foot of space is something I'm highly unlikely to be swayed by.

[caligurl]

tracy anderson