Exercise DVD/Video....any suggestions???

[skiiergirl]

Hi everyone. I love my Leslie Sanson Walk Away The Pounds Express but would like another dvd/video to alternate with this. I try to go to Curves as much as possible but sometimes my work hours don't allow me to go so I do an in-home program instead. I have been doing the Leslie Sansone mentioned above for several months and love it but know every word she is saying by heart so I would just like another one to alternate with this. Any suggestions?

 

(I need all over fitness/weight loss, etc. but would really like to concentrate on stomach, hips, thighs so if there is anything out there that is really good that targets those areas I would be interested in that too.)

[WeirdEyes]

I have a Kathy Smith DVD called "Lift Weights to Lose Weight 2" that seems to be pretty good. I can't use it because of my back, but I've tried it and boy was I sore the next day. It is a combination of cardio & exercise with hand weights. I also use the Leslie Sansome Walk Away the Pounds. The WATP doesn't bother my back and gives me a pretty good workout. I have the 3 mile and will purchase the 4 mile soon.

[bernman]

Hi everyone. I love my Leslie Sanson Walk Away The Pounds Express but would like another dvd/video to alternate with this. I try to go to Curves as much as possible but sometimes my work hours don't allow me to go so I do an in-home program instead. I have been doing the Leslie Sansone mentioned above for several months and love it but know every word she is saying by heart so I would just like another one to alternate with this. Any suggestions?

 

(I need all over fitness/weight loss, etc. but would really like to concentrate on stomach, hips, thighs so if there is anything out there that is really good that targets those areas I would be interested in that too.)

skiiergirl,

 

DW and I have just started using Slim in 6. We graduated from WATP. I would recommend it if you are looking to step up. It is pretty intense, and you will see (and feel) results!

[skiiergirl]

Thanks to both. I'll check these out and any other suggestions anyone has. Thanks again.

[adoptmom]

If you want something fun but totally different check out the Bhangra aerobics tapes on http://www.masaladance.com . I am buying them for my daughter this year. She'll only be 9 but she's from India and she and I saw them on a Buff Brides episode. She thought that was really cool and I think she's not too young to learn to do exercise every day.

 

Tami

[herbnjod]

I'd suggest for a good, low impact, but heart pounding-getusweatin, workout Crunch Fitness's Cardio Salsa...easy to learn, just challenging 'nuf, but about 40 min, and too fun.

[skiiergirl]

Thanks. I saw that one at the bookstore yesterday. I went to get a new one and they didn't have any of the ones recommended or anything else that I knew anything about. I thought that one looked interesting but hesitated (and didn't buy it or anything else) hoping for more recommendations. I may just have to give it a try. Thanks.

 

Anyone else?

[jimbug]

On a whim, I bought an exercise video at Target for about $8 called Urban Heat. It's kind of low-budget, but it's an excellent dance workout (uses hip hop moves, but nothing too complicated or risque). Even my husband likes it, which was a HUGE surprise!