What are some of your favorite workout DVDs? - Page 3

fanofladyvols · 01-20-21, 11:33 AM

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Originally Posted by suzanne63

Hi
Thank You. These sound good.

Well, suzanne63, be sure to update how enabled you were and what you purchased!

suzanne63 · 01-20-21, 11:50 AM

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Originally Posted by fanofladyvols

Well, suzanne63, be sure to update how enabled you were and what you purchased!

Hi ok. I will do that and what to trade for

bubbles76 · 01-20-21, 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Gams

bubbles, you are not alone! I love Build & Burn. Trim & Tone Intervals is one of my most frequently used workouts.

Nice to know I'm not alone 😀

tiffanywu · 01-21-21, 01:15 AM

My staples have remained pretty stable but I'm trying to jazz things up with my foray into beginner step aerobics, slightly more complicated floor aerobics (a bit of TIFTing and some dancier moves for my two left feet), more backbends (a.k.a. front body opening) in my yoga practice and maybe more dabbling in forearm balances (if I can commit to it... my wrists are sensitive so arm balances and too many chaturangas can lead to me taking too many "rest days" hence anything on forearms is probably going to be safer in the long run). Staples are as follows:

KCM -- weights, kickboxing, some added cardio effect = awesome!
Cathe -- mostly upper body weights
Margaret Richard -- lower body floorwork
Denise Beatty -- Fitness Fix Intermediate lower body is practically a substitute for my physical therapist = love it and try to do it once per week to keep my knees in good shape!
Eoin Finn -- my go-to yoga teacher on DVD and podcast due to variety, solid instruction, great music, good vibes
Jessica Smith -- her YouTube channel is the best... there is no excuse for me to not do something if I just load the channel and type in something that is zero dread for a given day + her DVDs are rockin' too (great music, great scenery, great sidekicks like her mom and Peanut the dog!)

txhsmom · 01-21-21, 06:57 AM

Cathe - LITE set
Cathe - Perfect 30 Pump
Jessica Smith - Walk Strong 2 "set" & Walk Strong 1 set
Jessica Smith - Gentle Yoga - the one with 4 20 minute practices

Carol

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01-21-21, 01:15 AM
tiffanywu VF Supporter Join Date: Nov 2001	My staples have remained pretty stable but I'm trying to jazz things up with my foray into beginner step aerobics, slightly more complicated floor aerobics (a bit of TIFTing and some dancier moves for my two left feet), more backbends (a.k.a. front body opening) in my yoga practice and maybe more dabbling in forearm balances (if I can commit to it... my wrists are sensitive so arm balances and too many chaturangas can lead to me taking too many "rest days" hence anything on forearms is probably going to be safer in the long run). Staples are as follows: KCM -- weights, kickboxing, some added cardio effect = awesome! Cathe -- mostly upper body weights Margaret Richard -- lower body floorwork Denise Beatty -- Fitness Fix Intermediate lower body is practically a substitute for my physical therapist = love it and try to do it once per week to keep my knees in good shape! Eoin Finn -- my go-to yoga teacher on DVD and podcast due to variety, solid instruction, great music, good vibes Jessica Smith -- her YouTube channel is the best... there is no excuse for me to not do something if I just load the channel and type in something that is zero dread for a given day + her DVDs are rockin' too (great music, great scenery, great sidekicks like her mom and Peanut the dog!)

01-21-21, 06:57 AM
txhsmom VF Supporter Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: TX Panhandle	Cathe - LITE set Cathe - Perfect 30 Pump Jessica Smith - Walk Strong 2 "set" & Walk Strong 1 set Jessica Smith - Gentle Yoga - the one with 4 20 minute practices Carol