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Go to the FAQ, find the section on P90X, then replace P90X with Rushfit in your head as you read it for your answer.
Its a home workout DVD, and you can apply the same criticism to any of them (Rushfit, P90X, Insanity etc.) For folks who are wicked out of shape, its a good way to get off their ass and moving. For anyone who is serious about training, there are much better S&C programs out there. A thorough reading of the FAQs up top can point you in a much better direction.
If you're still interested in a personal accounting of how well Rushfit works, one of the writers at Bloody Elbow is currently updating each Friday as he works through the DVDs. So far its fairly positive, but Im going to guess that the writer is out of shape and does not have any prior training experience.
Bloody Elbow Rushfit review
You can apply a lot of the movements from the workout to your regime at the gym too. I am on week two and I have seen improvements in some areas already and I am in Kickboxing classes 3 times a week and we have an MMA class on SUndays, so I am hardly out of shape.
Also the DVD workout assumes you already know the jargon and basic movements, unlike P90X where the movements are pretty universal to most jazzersize or bootcamp workouts. Little explanation is necessary, where Rushfit uses more functional exercises specific to grappling and striking. So it is really not for the regular joe off the street. I enjoy it and plan on finishing it.