Thank you for the add..

[Guest guest]

I wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am from Vermont and started using

home DVD videos in 2007 with Rodney Yee's & Waldens Yoga series I saw

in Costco. I can say that before I used those Yoga DVD's I was was a dedicated

gym iron worker, biased and thought dvd workouts were not serious, I was

certainly wrong.

Once I was introduced to this form of working out I expanded my collection with:

the early Zumba, Turbo Jam, Jillian 's Shred, Brazilian Butt Lift,

Barry's Bootcamp, Yoga Booty Ballet, Kathy , Chalene Extreme, Jackie

Warner, Cathe Freidrich and The Pit. I am doing a P90X/Turbo Jam split right

now and just recently purchased Insanity but am still super intimidated to start

that..

I am not a competitive fitness person, the diet strategy puts me off, I do toss

around competing at least once in my lifetime. Now instead of paying gym

membership dues I slowly add on to my fitness library and home gym. Now I have

hex weights, recumbent bike and lat pull down/squat rack with bench. My next

add is for kettlebells and perhaps fitdecks or a, surprise, kettlebell workout

DVD so any suggestions will be much appreciated. Oh I almost forgot my Wii

system.. can't forget that..

[Guest guest]

Hi there, and welcome!! I'm with you. I'm not a competitive fitness person either, and I no longer have any need for a gym membership. Looking forward to seeing your posts.

 

I wanted to introduce myself to the group. I am from Vermont and started using home DVD videos in 2007 with Rodney Yee's & Waldens Yoga series I saw in Costco. I can say that before I used those Yoga DVD's I was was a dedicated gym iron worker, biased and thought dvd workouts were not serious, I was certainly wrong.

Once I was introduced to this form of working out I expanded my collection with: the early Zumba, Turbo Jam, Jillian 's Shred, Brazilian Butt Lift, Barry's Bootcamp, Yoga Booty Ballet, Kathy , Chalene Extreme, Jackie Warner, Cathe Freidrich and The Pit. I am doing a P90X/Turbo Jam split right now and just recently purchased Insanity but am still super intimidated to start that..

I am not a competitive fitness person, the diet strategy puts me off, I do toss around competing at least once in my lifetime. Now instead of paying gym membership dues I slowly add on to my fitness library and home gym. Now I have hex weights, recumbent bike and lat pull down/squat rack with bench. My next add is for kettlebells and perhaps fitdecks or a, surprise, kettlebell workout DVD so any suggestions will be much appreciated. Oh I almost forgot my Wii system.. can't forget that..