Can't Order RevAbs Without Cheese, But I Love It Anyway
Thanks to Half Price Books, I've had a dirt-cheap RevAbs set in my exercise room for a few years. Thanks to online reviews, the set has been collecting dust since the day I pulled the $6 out of my wallet to pay for it.
I recently decided to do a few of the RevAbs workouts to see if they were give-away-able, or if they needed to go into the trash. Confession Time: The answer was, "None of the above." It turns out that I love RevAbs despite the negatives.
From reviews commenting on the anthem and the badge, I thought Brett was going to be a 100% goofball instructor. He is actually a good instructor with some goofball quirks that can be ignored if desired. The anthem talk-test is pretty easy to ignore because Brett is sincere about it. The badge is harder to ignore and is done a lot by Brett and class members. Brett's "Hey I'm Cool" thing at the beginning of the title stuff can be forgiven, but I do wonder how doing a move that looks like a 3-year-old trying to copy her older sister's cartwheels is supposed to be some kind of art form.
If you do BBOD and have avoided these workouts, or if you come across a $6 used set of DVDs like I did, try them and see if you actually like them. You might find a gem for your fitness, and you will have an opportunity to practice avoiding negative judgement, especially thanks to "the badge". (Not really. RevAbs would be way better without having to ignore the cheese.)
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