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Track 6 features "Hop and Pop" squats. If your knees disagree, step it out. Les Mills founder Phillip Mills famously said, "The best workout is the one you finish." Do not get injured trying to prove you can jump as high as the 22-year-old on screen.

If you’ve been in the group fitness world for a while, you remember where you were in 2018. For Les Mills fans, that year wasn’t marked by holidays or seasons—it was marked by the release of . les mills body combat 100

Namaste. And prepare for war.

The last hurrah for your legs. This track features and Roundhouse Kicks to the fatigue point. The BC 100 choreography uses a "Three kicks, one punch" rhythm that creates a syncopated, almost dance-like flow. The coaching is aggressive: "Your shins are steel. Your spirit is unbreakable." You will find a second wind here, mostly because you know the end is near. Track 6 features "Hop and Pop" squats

Welcome to the red zone. Track 6 in BC 100 is designed to take your heart rate from 85% to 99% and keep it there. The track utilizes (squat thrusts into a tuck jump) followed immediately by Speed Bag punches. The music tempo shifts into hyperdrive. This is the track where experienced athletes look at the clock and realize they still have three tracks left. It is brutal. It is beautiful. If you’ve been in the group fitness world

Unlike standard releases that have a loose theme, BC 100 feels like a concept album. The music is heavier, the sound design is richer, and the timing is surgical. Here is the breakdown of the 9-round war.