BeachBody Relaxation & Meditation Unstressed - Thoughts

BeachBody Unstress program is part of BeachBody's Relaxation & Meditations series.  Unstress is a 21-Day program that consists of twenty-one 10-minute meditations by different Unplug Meditation instructors.  The series is hosted by Suze Yalof Schwartz.  

Suze introduces the program in a 4-minute Get Started segment. And as you go through the program she introduces and summarizes each session.  This is the only thing that I really did not like about the meditations. I find her introductions and summaries unnecessary and would prefer to have the meditation just start with the instructors.

This is my second time doing these meditations.  The first time I did the series, I did them back to back as a 21 day program over 21 days.  This time around I only did the Unstress meditations on the weekends and I did the shorter Barre Blend IAM meditations during the week. I like this particular schedule because I have more time to donate to meditating on the weekend.

The Unstressed Meditations
Day 1- Superpower: Calm (Lauren Eckstrom)
Day 2 - Being Present (Tracee Stanley)
Day 3 - Your Best Self (Megan Monahan)
Day 4 - Stillness & Silence Within (davidJi)
Day 5 - Relax & Refuel (Heather Hayward)
Day 6 - Morning Positive Mindset (Ali Ownes)
Day 7 - Blessed Not Stressed (Shannon Algeo) *
Day 8 - Body Scan (Camilla Sacre-Dallerup
Day 9 - A Clean Slate (Ben Decker)
Day 10 - Let's Get Present (Sherly Sulaiman) *
Day 11 - Balance & Flow (Nicholas Pratley)
Day 12 - Good Morning Energy (Raegan Loston)
Day 13 - Transform (Shayna Hiller)
Day 14 - In Your Zone (Devon Cajuste)
Day 15 - Cultivating Gratitude (Christina Huntington)
Day 16 - Amplify Calm (Donovan McGrath)
Day 17 - Body Communication (Cassandra Bodzak)
Day 18 - Release & Let Go (Scott Schwenk)
Day 19 - Grounding To Be Present (Chris Johnson)
Day 20 - Centering Breath (Natalie Bell)
Day 21 - Setting Intentions Before Your Day (Lauren Eckstrom)


3 & 3/4 stars


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