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Legs & Butt Shaper (10 min): Trim and tighten your hips, thighs, legs, and buns with 4 calorie-sizzling rounds of 10 exercises that sculpt lean legs and a round booty.

Metabolic Booster (10 min): Ignite your fat-burning furnace with 4 cycles of 4 major muscle movements like squats, planks, lunges, and climber combos to melt fat fast.

Toned Abs & Arms (10 min): Sculpt sexy arms, shoulders, and abs using a potent blend of boxing, weight training, and core exercises designed to maximize results.

Dynamic Strength Training (10 min): Define a strong, sleek physique with this powerful kettlebell-inspired workout that blends cardio, core strengthening, and plyometrics for a head-to-toe muscle makeover.

Cardio Crush (13 min): Build strength, blast calories and redefine your body with this supercharged cardio and abs workout that features explosive plyometric moves.

Cardio Extreme (12 min): Obliterate fat and uncover lean muscle with this high-intensity cardio routine that is designed to deliver results fast!.

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With pro trainers Astrid McGuire and Danielle Pascente guiding every move, and a 30-Day Fat Burn Calendar to keep you on track, you are sure to shape the sexy body you want! Transform your body with exclusive variations of squats, lunges, pushups, dips, planks, plyometrics, weight training, and more. Torch calories and shed inches in just 10 minutes a day with a unique mix of fat-blasting cardio and sculpting strength moves like you ve never done before! Packed with 8 full-body workouts, each 10-minute routine tones the abs, arms, thighs, butt, legs, chest, and back to achieve a slim, sexy physique. The GP might be amusing in short bursts, but a Type R is the one you want to own.THE WORKOUT SYSTEM THAT BURNS FAT, SHEDS POUNDS AND SHAPES A LEAN BODY IN JUST 30 DAYS. A Type R drives better than the Mini, and it doesn't make you suffer for having fun. The Mini is raw, silly, and quick, and a Type R might not be quite as raw, silly, or quick as the GP, but it's not far off. We can't stop thinking about the hot Civic. Our current pick of hot hatches, the Civic Type R, only comes with a manual.

We'd gladly trade a little acceleration for the involvement of a manual.

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Fitting a six-speed manual would likely make the GP more enjoyable on the road, but it would also likely add a few ticks to the acceleration times. The conventional transmission is at odds with the special nature of the GP and makes the powertrain feel not as unique as the rest of the car. If Mini had insisted on an automatic, a dual-clutch unit with a slick launch-control function- such as the Veloster N now makes available-would have been a good start. The GP gets a conventional eight-speed torque-converter automatic, which is not something you want in your hottest of hatches. Perhaps you're wondering what sort of race-ready transmission would befit this extreme machine.

Befit in 30 extreme calendar driver#

Yet, while the GP puts down some eye-opening numbers, its heady power is locked in an ongoing battle with its front tires and the driver is caught in the middle. The Hyundai Veloster N DCT and Honda Civic Type R come closest with 4.8- and 4.9-second times to 60, respectively. It rips through the quarter-mile in 13.1 seconds at 110 mph. The GP did prove to be the quickest front-driver we have ever tested with a 4.7-second run to 60 mph. But what exactly is this Mini out to prove? The power limits of a front-drive hot hatch? The limits of fender flares? That Mini's product planners have lost their minds? And if the fender flares weren't enough of a warning that this car is out to prove something, Mini removes the rear seat, making the GP a two-seater. Replacing the regular John Cooper Works' 228-hp turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder is a tweaked 301-hp version of that engine.

The Mini Cooper JCW GP is certainly a novel idea. Mini is counting on 3000 buyers to think that a two-door Mini hardtop with 301 horsepower, carbon-fiber fender flares, and a $45,750 price is an irresistibly good idea. Photo credit: Marc Urbano - Car and Driver