Re: share your fave please

[Guest guest]

Ill go first since I wrote. Lol. I like tae-bo so far mainly because he is so

supportive without being cheesy. I've also loved how my shape has changed. He

incorporates strenght with cardio in short bursts. Its hard to find one of his

workouts that goes beyond ultimate. Once you conquer his hard ones it can get

boring, but its still a good workout IMO.

[sixlilfeet05@...] wrote:

Hi all. We are always talking so much about our exercise routines and throwing

around DVD names that I thought we could go into more detail. What is your

favorite fitness DVD (or two or three) and please go indepth about what it puts

you through n what you like about it. That way we can know a little about DVDs

we haven't tried n might want to. Thanks.

*Hol*

[fitgrl222@...] wrote:

In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

pvisser@... writes:

, i

ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

excellent for me!

wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total calories

burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he holds

those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I first done

his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole workout.

I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me last time.

I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight lol

[Guest guest]

Holly wrote:

> What is your favorite fitness DVD (or two or three) and please go

> indepth about what it puts you through n what you like about it.

hi holly - well some of us do write detailed reviews of our dvds...

you might want to browse the archives of this group and see if

anything catches your interest. for someone who owns a couple

hundred exercise dvds/tapes, it is very difficult to just name one

(or two or three) favourites. i love so many of them... probably all

of them! im the same way with books and cd's i will think

about it though... might be able to narrow it down to a few

favourites in various categories... or favourites by certain

instructors. would that be helpful?

:*carolyn.

[Guest guest]

I don't have just one favorite, but I'm a big fan of Cathe's and of

's older tae-bo stuff (his more recent things aren't as intense).

There are so many instructors and videos out there that I bet it's

hard to pick just one favorite.

>

> In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> pvisser@... writes:

>

> , i

> ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> excellent for me!

>

>

>

> wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

calories

> burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

>

> Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

holds

> those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

first done

> his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

workout.

>

> I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

last time.

> I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

lol

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too..... I like many many others but these are my two all-time favorites. I'm guaranteed a good workout if i put either in.Darcy

On 9/11/06, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:

I don't have just one favorite, but I'm a big fan of Cathe's and of

's older tae-bo stuff (his more recent things aren't as intense).

There are so many instructors and videos out there that I bet it's

hard to pick just one favorite.

>

> In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> pvisser@... writes:

>

> , i

> ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> excellent for me!

>

>

>

> wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

calories

> burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

>

> Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

holds

> those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

first done

> his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

workout.

>

> I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

last time.

> I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

lol

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too.....

**What do you like about cathes workout? What type of workout is it? Would you

go into more detail for me. I've been thinking about trying something new.

[exercise.junkie@...] wrote:

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too..... I like

many many others but these are my two all-time favorites. I'm guaranteed a

good workout if i put either in.

Darcy

On 9/11/06, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:

>

> I don't have just one favorite, but I'm a big fan of Cathe's and of

> 's older tae-bo stuff (his more recent things aren't as intense).

> There are so many instructors and videos out there that I bet it's

> hard to pick just one favorite.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> > pvisser@... writes:

> >

> > , i

> > ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> > excellent for me!

> >

> >

> >

> > wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

> calories

> > burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

> >

> > Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

> holds

> > those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

> first done

> > his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

> workout.

> >

> > I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

> last time.

> > I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

> lol

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too.....

**What do you like about cathes workout? What type of workout is it? Would you

go into more detail for me. I've been thinking about trying something new.

[exercise.junkie@...] wrote:

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too..... I like

many many others but these are my two all-time favorites. I'm guaranteed a

good workout if i put either in.

Darcy

On 9/11/06, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:

>

> I don't have just one favorite, but I'm a big fan of Cathe's and of

> 's older tae-bo stuff (his more recent things aren't as intense).

> There are so many instructors and videos out there that I bet it's

> hard to pick just one favorite.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> > pvisser@... writes:

> >

> > , i

> > ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> > excellent for me!

> >

> >

> >

> > wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

> calories

> > burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

> >

> > Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

> holds

> > those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

> first done

> > his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

> workout.

> >

> > I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

> last time.

> > I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

> lol

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks paul. Which one of billys old workouts do you like the most? What do you

like about cathe? Do you have a fave video of hers?

[revaddict@...] wrote:

I don't have just one favorite, but I'm a big fan of Cathe's and of

's older tae-bo stuff (his more recent things aren't as intense).

There are so many instructors and videos out there that I bet it's

hard to pick just one favorite.

>

> In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> pvisser@... writes:

>

> , i

> ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> excellent for me!

>

>

>

> wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

calories

> burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

>

> Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

holds

> those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

first done

> his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

workout.

>

> I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

last time.

> I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

lol

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

My favorite right now is Fiesta Fitness Dance with Giselle Roque de Escobar. I'm not much into kickboxing type workouts unless things are going really bad at my job . I've liked Giselle since the first Zumba tapes (she was Beto's translator/assistant) Giselle makes everything very clear and the dances are fun and interesting. My other favorite DVD is Cathe's Basic Step. Mainly because it's getting me back to normal fast! Anne Holly wrote: Hi all. We are always talking so much about our exercise routines and throwing around DVD names that I thought we could go into more detail. What is your favorite fitness DVD (or two or three) and please go indepth about what it puts you through n what you like about it. That way we can know a little about DVDs we haven't tried n might want to. Thanks. *Hol*

[Guest guest]

Cathe has many dvds out. She does everything from kickboxing to step to strength training and all inbetween! She's just an excelelnt instrutor and her videos are aimed at the intermediate/advanced exerciser. If you go to www.cathe.com you will see all of her DVDs out. Good luck! Let us know what you decide :)DarcyOn 9/11/06, Holly

<sixlilfeet05@...> wrote:

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too.....

**What do you like about cathes workout? What type of workout is it? Would you go into more detail for me. I've been thinking about trying something new.

[exercise.junkie@...] wrote:

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too..... I like

many many others but these are my two all-time favorites. I'm guaranteed a

good workout if i put either in.

Darcy

On 9/11/06, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:

>

> I don't have just one favorite, but I'm a big fan of Cathe's and of

> 's older tae-bo stuff (his more recent things aren't as intense).

> There are so many instructors and videos out there that I bet it's

> hard to pick just one favorite.

>

>

>

>

> >

> > In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> > pvisser@... writes:

> >

> > , i

> > ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> > excellent for me!

> >

> >

> >

> > wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

> calories

> > burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

> >

> > Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

> holds

> > those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

> first done

> > his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

> workout.

> >

> > I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

> last time.

> > I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

> lol

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I like Cathe's weight work. It is no nonsense, push yourself to the end. She

gives encouragement and helpful hints without being overly perky. She also

is very inspiring - she has nice muscle tone and is using decent weights (so

it isn't like some where the very fit instructor pretends to be working it

with 5 pound weights).

I personally don't care too much for her step work. Why? Because I am

choreography challenged - it took me months to learn Low Max and I still

trip over my feet in sections. But it is intense if you are great at complex

step work.

I have the Gym Style series and I love them. My next Cathe will either be

Slow and Heavy or Pyramid Upper and Lower Body.

Cathe definitely. Otherwise I really like Mindy Mylrea too.....

**What do you like about cathes workout? What type of workout is it? Would

you go into more detail for me. I've been thinking about trying something

new.

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[Guest guest]

My favourite Firm is Vol. 4 - Time Crunch (my first), my favorite yoga

workout to date is Precision Yoga, my favorite cardio workout is the second

step workout on Cathe's the total cardio step DVD. I see now that there is

a stretching segment on here that I could be doing. I totally forgot about

it. I also love the Get Ripped workouts. Slim and Lean is my favourite so

far, lots of room for improvement on that one. I did RTTC today and enjoyed

that one as well.

Kerry

> Hi all. We are always talking so much about our exercise routines and

> throwing around DVD names that I thought we could go into more detail.

> What is your favorite fitness DVD (or two or three) and please go indepth

> about what it puts you through n what you like about it. That way we can

> know a little about DVDs we haven't tried n might want to. Thanks.

>

>

> *Hol*

[Guest guest]

Holly,

Actually my wife and I do the Tae Bo Ultimate Series, which is a

mixture of scenes from old workouts (around 1999 I think). Any of the

ultimate series DVD's are tougher than his more recent stuff I think.

I really like Cathe's Kick,Punch & Crunch and her Kick Max. But Kick

Max is still too tough even for me in some spots.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> > pvisser@ writes:

> >

> > , i

> > ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> > excellent for me!

> >

> >

> >

> > wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

> calories

> > burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

> >

> > Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

> holds

> > those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

> first done

> > his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

> workout.

> >

> > I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

> last time.

> > I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

> lol

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Those drills in kick max are just INSANE! LOL.. DarcyOn 9/12/06, revaddict <revaddict@...> wrote:

Holly,

Actually my wife and I do the Tae Bo Ultimate Series, which is a

mixture of scenes from old workouts (around 1999 I think). Any of the

ultimate series DVD's are tougher than his more recent stuff I think.

I really like Cathe's Kick,Punch & Crunch and her Kick Max. But Kick

Max is still too tough even for me in some spots.

> >

> > In a message dated 9/10/2006 12:49:22 P.M. US Eastern Standard Time,

> > pvisser@ writes:

> >

> > , i

> > ended up with a total of 8 hours and 1840 cals burned, which is

> > excellent for me!

> >

> >

> >

> > wow great week Carolyn! I count my hours but never count my total

> calories

> > burned for the week, I need to start doing that.

> >

> > Anyway, about Yes, he is really easy on the eye and YES he

> holds

> > those down dogs long.... that was the first thing I noticed when I

> first done

> > his workout. I want to hear what you think once you did the whole

> workout.

> >

> > I'm upping my weight for Ripped tomorrow, it was too easy for me

> last time.

> > I know I will be frying and asking myself why I chose heavier weight

> lol

> >

> >

> >

>