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If you think there's too much downtime in the class, it's because you're not lifting heavy enough.

Yup. Another HCOTF fan here! I add tunde arms 3-4x week and sub in Olivia or Emma core when it’s some other core instructors I don’t care core.. I recommend trying it for at least a month as it’s written to get a solid idea of which instructors work best for you and then sub in as you see fit in future.

Hardcore on the Floor

I like Callie Gullickson, Selena Samuela, Chase, and Adrian. Jess Sims if you more challenging..someone said Flash 15 and I agree that's a good workout.

Another +1 for HCOTF. The short classes have little downtime and you can stack them for more intensity. The 30 min + classes have more rest built in.

I do 10 minute classes for lower body and core, and I find them to be very efficient. Ben is my favorite. I also like Chase, Adrian, and Jess.