Daily Burn

I have tried gyms in the past but I like working out from home since it allows me to exercise when I want to. I own a bunch of Jillian Michaels and Beachbody DVDs which I have tired of and I figured I should step into the 20th century and see if something online would work. 

Daily Burn has a lot of content for people of different fitness levels. The daily Dailyburn 365 workouts are great and really kick my butt in terms of intensity. I am probably at my fittest that I have been since my early twenties. 

I stream the workout videos from the app on my tablet which I then mirror on my tv. The picture is HD and looks great. I have had no problems with streaming and I use Daily Burn at least 5 times a week.

The first time I joined up was after last summer. Bad idea as I was way to busy with work and just not motivated enough. After 2 months I cancelled my membership with maybe using the service 4 times. I then joined up in the new year. Much, much better this time around as I have more time in my new job and I am much more motivated now since I split up with my ex. 

I really like the daily 365 program. I don't watch it live but I do work out to it every week night. It's always different so I never get bored or tired of it. The key to any fitness program is to use it regularly and that is what I have been doing. I am seeing some positive results which has made me happier in life. Other programs on Daily Burn I liked include Black Fire and Inferno.

I use this on my Samsung TV and it's great. I joined up and planned on working out 5 times a week using the 30 day trial. I wanted to make sure it was worth joining or I was going to cancel before the 30 days are up. It worked out great mainly because the videos are high quality and there are such a collection of fitness programs I can workout too. 

In my college days I use to go to the gym all the time but now with a full time job and a family I do not have time for that anymore. Plus the times when I am available the gyms around my work are extremely busy, I hate waiting for machines.

With Dailyburn.com I can workout when I want in the privacy of my own house. The workout's are pretty intense and I have lost a lot of weight in the 5 months since I have been using it.

While the trainers are motivating I can see it being hard for some people to stay motivate. A gym with workout classes might be better for you but if you are disciplined and self-motivated I would recommend trying it out.

Wow Daily Burn videos  are intense. This is my first time really using streaming video besides Netflix so I wasn't too sure of things. I have always used fitness DVDs before. I am using Daily Burn with my new Apple TV and haven't had any problems and the videos look really nice on my large TV in the family room. I find you need lots of room for most of the excise programs as you tend to move around a lot but I just end up pushing the coffee table to the other side of the room and everything works out fine. I love the option to choose your intensity level. if anyone is thinking to sign up I would suggest you make sure you buy a nice thick yoga mat first if you don't have one.

Best work out program available at home or anywhere else. 

I haven't tried the Daily Burn Supplements that they offer in the Daily Burn Store. I rather just eat a regular healthy meal.

I've tried Beachbody videos before and wanted a change so with the free 30 day trial I figured I might as well give Daily Burn a try. Just a word of warning the free trial still requires a credit card which will be used once your trial is over unless you cancel before the 30 days. Standard stuff for the internet but I know some people will not realize this.

There workouts are great with the trainers providing modified versions of the work outs so you can have different intensity levels.  I mainly have my laptop attached to my 60 inch TV and that works well. When I have to travel for work I switch to using my iPad if I am gone long enough.

I am currently doing the Black Fire workout program and it sure is intense. I find it hard to do the recommend times per week on it but the trainer Bob Harper does keep you motivated.