Insanity Max: 30 - Tabata Power
Dec 02 2014
•Your muscles will beg for mercy as your strength training starts with Tabata-style "20 seconds on, 10 seconds off" power moves.
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Insanity Max: 30 - Tabata Strength
Shaun T takes it up a notch in this NO REST, Tabata-style strength workout. You heard right... 30 minutes, no rest.
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