Thing is... that's a fair question. I look completely different posed to how I do standing normally. I'd love to see some of these fitness girls showing us what their actual bodies look like, but normal bodies don't sell subscriptions to fitness apps and resistance bands.
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I'm sure I remember seeing that she'd sold over 200,000 PDF guides. Think that included everyone buying a guide, not just the ones buying the full set, but even still that's a hell of a lot of profit.Looking at the waybackmachine and she used to charge £70 for her basic a guides!
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And the guide can be found easily enough and it's very basic and probably copied from the thousands of others out there.
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She obviously sees her followers as idiots to milk dry.
I'm sure her Facebook group used to have 15'000 members and they all needed to have bought the guide to get in there. That's over 1 million profit if they bought the full set
I'd never actually seen the guide but that screenshot could not be more basic
Ah here, I found the source of the 200,000 number: https://www.popsugar.co.uk/fitness/grace-beverley-shreddy-fitness-app-explained-46828370
The standard of writing/journalism on Popsugar is LOW.
Interesting article though.
Interesting article though.
No, I completely I agree with the person asking how she stands normally vs the way she does posed. It was more just her response, like she’s gods gift etc.
Hi Guys...
This is Studytuber from the main GuruGossip thread and I swear it's just been hacked (which I thought would happen sooner or later it was only a matter of time) so it seems that I/others shall be using this thread/website for the foreseeable unless this one gets hacked to then... god knows.
And rather ironically I started thinking that the site would probably get hacked very quickly after I saw Grace's tweet alluding to the influencer who posted about the site.
This is Studytuber from the main GuruGossip thread and I swear it's just been hacked (which I thought would happen sooner or later it was only a matter of time) so it seems that I/others shall be using this thread/website for the foreseeable unless this one gets hacked to then... god knows.
And rather ironically I started thinking that the site would probably get hacked very quickly after I saw Grace's tweet alluding to the influencer who posted about the site.
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Gdi, why are people so mad that people want a private place to go talk about stuff that's bothering them about influencers. I float between both these sites but one thing I prefer about GG is that you have to be logged in to see the conversation. I've never said anything truly hateful about Grace, I've said before I used to be a fan of hers! It was when she spent that summer in the flat in London, something shifted in her content (when she was still doing endless fast fashion hauls) and she changed (and I know she said not to watch her if we don't like the person she became but influencer culture both fascinates and horrifies me and it's my guilty pleasure- so sue me). So yeah, I come here to chat about several different influencers. Anyway, I'm glad she's not actually named these websites because this thread is pretty tame compared to a lot of threads and it's nice to just keep it pretty constructive about what we say.
I think what I find frustrating is people like Grace, Steph, Zanna etc is that there’s no transparency when it’s comes to that wealth? We would all love to be able to get the financial support from our families to start up a dream business and buy a million pound house at 21 but we just can’t.
If they just explained they were fortunate enough to get the financial backing rather than have their impressionable followers believe its through hard work and dedication.
These young followers pay for the guides with good intentions but it just lines their pockets? I do actually think shes don’t very well to create the businesses that she has... maybe I’m just salty I don’t have the financial backing but I find it shady these people are happy to take the money off of people who probably save up and work minimum wage jobs to buy it
If they just explained they were fortunate enough to get the financial backing rather than have their impressionable followers believe its through hard work and dedication.
These young followers pay for the guides with good intentions but it just lines their pockets? I do actually think shes don’t very well to create the businesses that she has... maybe I’m just salty I don’t have the financial backing but I find it shady these people are happy to take the money off of people who probably save up and work minimum wage jobs to buy it
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4) Do people actually think Shreddy is effective? Like there is no way. So I've been working out for 6 years now and am an active human - heavy lifting, fast circuits, sprinting, basic yoga, hiking, swimming whatever. I test different influencers' programs just for fun. Kayla's still kills me (it's what I began with) but I fix them a bit to be more challenging. Natacha Oceane, Sarah Day, Krissy Cela etc. love them all and I think these women have figured out good plans for a wide variety of fitness levels. But Shreddy....omg. There is literally no bleeping way that tit is anything more than an active warmup. I understand that everyone has different fitness levels, but anyone reading this and doing Shreddy - please trust me - you are so much more capable than that. I genuinely can't believe people comment with sweat emojis and say Shreddy workouts look hard and are tiring. No disrespect if you do find it hard, but I think it's a huge waste of money and I promise you will achieve a far greater progressive overload looking elsewhere, and just skip this gigantic waste of time and your hard earned finances. Also calories in vs calories out, focus on low caloric dense / volume heavy foods, learn from all the great free advice on youtube, you don't need her "professionally certified" nutritional plans. Also who are all these idiots literally lifting nothing with her crappy looking belt? I deadlift 100 kg with no belt and no gloves. Omg I can't handle how poor the quality of Shreddy is. Also it was not #1 in the health and fitness charts as they were saying lmao.
I used Shreddy for a bit after gymming consistently for 6 years and dancing from the age of 3 and tbf I did find aspects of the workouts challenging and it did change my body a bit BUT I got SO bored. The workouts were SO repetitive, it was a lot of the same exercises for lots and lots of reps, which I found a bit dull after the first couple of weeks. I know there's some core exercises you should use repetitively and consistency is key but doing glute bridges and burpees nearly every workout got a little boring. I think Shreddy is a good, friendly welcoming to the gym but you definitely need the confidence to personalise it for yourself.
If you go to switch an exercise there's actually some really good/new (to me anyway) ones and I was like "why tf aren't these featured basically at all but bloody banded squat jumps are there every bleeping day?!"
4) Do people actually think Shreddy is effective? Like there is no way. So I've been working out for 6 years now and am an active human - heavy lifting, fast circuits, sprinting, basic yoga, hiking, swimming whatever. I test different influencers' programs just for fun. Kayla's still kills me (it's what I began with) but I fix them a bit to be more challenging. Natacha Oceane, Sarah Day, Krissy Cela etc. love them all and I think these women have figured out good plans for a wide variety of fitness levels. But Shreddy....omg. There is literally no bleeping way that tit is anything more than an active warmup. I understand that everyone has different fitness levels, but anyone reading this and doing Shreddy - please trust me - you are so much more capable than that. I genuinely can't believe people comment with sweat emojis and say Shreddy workouts look hard and are tiring. No disrespect if you do find it hard, but I think it's a huge waste of money and I promise you will achieve a far greater progressive overload looking elsewhere, and just skip this gigantic waste of time and your hard earned finances. Also calories in vs calories out, focus on low caloric dense / volume heavy foods, learn from all the great free advice on youtube, you don't need her "professionally certified" nutritional plans. Also who are all these idiots literally lifting nothing with her crappy looking belt? I deadlift 100 kg with no belt and no gloves. Omg I can't handle how poor the quality of Shreddy is. Also it was not #1 in the health and fitness charts as they were saying lmao.
I used Shreddy for a bit after gymming consistently for 6 years and dancing from the age of 3 and tbf I did find aspects of the workouts challenging and it did change my body a bit BUT I got SO bored. The workouts were SO repetitive, it was a lot of the same exercises for lots and lots of reps, which I found a bit dull after the first couple of weeks. I know there's some core exercises you should use repetitively and consistency is key but doing glute bridges and burpees nearly every workout got a little boring. I think Shreddy is a good, friendly welcoming to the gym but you definitely need the confidence to personalise it for yourself.
If you go to switch an exercise there's actually some really good/new (to me anyway) ones and I was like "why tf aren't these featured basically at all but bloody banded squat jumps are there every bleeping day?!"
I think that's why Gymshark's app works better, you can build your own workout and there's a good library of workouts. That review someone else posted last page hit the nail on the head- if you have any kind of experience then this app will not suit you due to the circuit style, reliance on the resistance bands and no information about progressive overload. Like, I HATE burpees with a passion, and my coach won't program them because she coaches women of all ages and appreciates that burpees can be incredibly tough on people with joint issues- which is another thing apps like these never consider.
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This is probably what bothers me the most. It’s the “wow I built this myself!” and “work as hard as me if you want this!” talk that is soul crushing. It reminds me of what the far right in America thinks. The whole idea that if you work hard enough you can get whatever you want. In reality, that is not true AT ALL. Privilege plays a huge role in where you get in life, but the rich/well off seem to ignore this and attribute their successes to “hard work”
No, I don't. Instagram fit girls never train bench press because they don't want to "look bulky".
I find it strange that she admitted she’s following one of the shreddy home guides but swapping the leg days for their gym guide version. Good for her that she has her own home gym but I can’t imagine that many of her followers do. Since everyone’s stuck without a gym, I would have thought it would be a great time for Grace to exclusively follow the home guide so she can say how great it is.
The fact that she’s not using only the home guide basically confirms to me that it’s not going to get the results which people want. Not exactly a great advertisement for the product if Grace herself won’t even use it.
The fact that she’s not using only the home guide basically confirms to me that it’s not going to get the results which people want. Not exactly a great advertisement for the product if Grace herself won’t even use it.
Sure, but in her old guides she had whole days dedicated to chest and arms which included using a bench. Also, a bench can be used for more than just training chest.
It just gives me the impression that her training is probably quite limited, at least compared to how she used to train, and that she mainly does it to keep her image as a fitness influencer to keep selling products.
It kind of bugs me how Grace has won young entrepreneur of the year and is on Forbes 30 under 30. I know that she has built two very successful businesses and, revenue wise, these businesses are definitely award and Forbes worthy.
But I feel bad for all the young entrepreneurs who started from nothing, started their business without having a ready made customer base, without already having millions in the bank, without having a business consultant father, business manager and personal assistant. These young people will literally have lived on the breadline to make their businesses work and will have worked 24/7 just to get the word out there and to try and get some investment. Grace didn’t need to do any of this, yet she is the one taking up a place and winning the awards over these other young entrepreneurs who quite literally overcame the odds.
Again, I’m not saying grace and her businesses aren’t successful, it’s just I know there are young entrepreneurs out there who have really done incredible things who aren’t getting any recognition because the focus is on influencers like Grace and Kylie instead. It’s not their fault, I just wish Forbes would take things like background into account when measuring someone’s achievements.
But I feel bad for all the young entrepreneurs who started from nothing, started their business without having a ready made customer base, without already having millions in the bank, without having a business consultant father, business manager and personal assistant. These young people will literally have lived on the breadline to make their businesses work and will have worked 24/7 just to get the word out there and to try and get some investment. Grace didn’t need to do any of this, yet she is the one taking up a place and winning the awards over these other young entrepreneurs who quite literally overcame the odds.
Again, I’m not saying grace and her businesses aren’t successful, it’s just I know there are young entrepreneurs out there who have really done incredible things who aren’t getting any recognition because the focus is on influencers like Grace and Kylie instead. It’s not their fault, I just wish Forbes would take things like background into account when measuring someone’s achievements.
I haven't seen Shreddy so idk what the moves in the app are, but the B_ND guides rely on a lot of cable moves and things like military presses. Though maybe a bench wouldn't fit into that small space and she wanted to keep it more open? Personally I'd want a bench (and I'd have one if my garage floor wasn't wonky) but I guess it does take up quite a bit of space.
It's such a coincidence that often companies sponsoring industry awards win them...
Her gym is probably more to take pictures of bnd & tala rather than actually working out
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