11-11-15, 12:30 PM | |
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I don't blame Cathe one bit for not combining multiple workouts onto one disc or creating crossover premixes. Why should she cannibalize her profit margin that way? Especially when she is one of the few instructors out there still willing to produce dvds rather than going the apparently more profitable route of streaming only? I'm just grateful she listens to her fans who still want high quality workouts on pressed dvds. Many are abandoning dvds or are putting things out on dvd-r instead to save money.
I'm grateful to her, KCM, Jessica Smith and others who are still doing this. I only wish some of my other favorites would put something out (hello Travis Eliot, Ilaria and Susan Chung! I'm craving something from you guys on DVD!!)
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Colleen |
11-11-15, 01:43 PM | |
Join Date: Jun 2004
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If Cathe Live and OnDemand aren't cannabilizing her DVDs sales then I doubt that a cross over premix from two DVDs in the same series is going to. I think it's probably a technical issue that would compromise the finished product. Haven't some premixes in the past been problematic in the past because of this? Problems with sound, freezing DVDs, etc.
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Helen K |
11-11-15, 07:56 PM | ||
Join Date: Feb 2008
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I was under the impression that the bonus sections Cathe offers were just short clips of exercises that Cathe couldn't fit on the DVD. I had no idea that bonus sections could be a full length workout. Thanks again Phyllis for the recommendation! Are there any other Cathe premix gems I need to know about? |
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11-14-15, 05:52 PM | |
Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: North Carolina
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Let's talk equipment used a minute. Has she given a list yet that anyone knows of? I have went through a few threads on her forum and I cannot find one. Even the descriptions of the individual dvds do not have equipment used. I want to pre order, but if she is using every piece of equipment under the sun I may reconsider. Here lately I am all about simplicity.
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11-14-15, 06:47 PM | ||
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Join Date: Feb 2013
Location: Illinois
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"It's too soon to confirm definitively what will be used in the new series, but at this point in time I know it will incorporate a step used as a weight bench along with hand weights and some form of resistance band or tubing." http://cathe.com/forum/threads/equip...in-ice.300351/ There's also this about equipment needed for "To the Mat": "The only equipment you need for ICE To The Mat Legs and Glutes is a stability ball,mat, 6ft stretch band, and a firewalker or similar loop." http://cathe.com/forum/threads/ice-t...ipment.301679/ (I would argue that a 6 ft band can easily be tied into a loop and work well for some exercises.) In some workouts, I think the step is going to be used as more than just a weight bench, e.g. "Low Impact Sweat" has 2 cardio sections, a floor cardio section and step cardio section. In the Boot Camp Muscle Meltdown - Biceps photo, a stability ball is being used for preacher curls. |
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11-16-15, 11:52 AM | |
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Québec City (Canada)
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Cathe posted an update:
We’re excited to tell you that we finished the editing and authoring of the entire ICE series a few days ago. We spent this weekend proofing each DVD for mistakes. This is a very time consuming and detailed process, especially true because of all the premixes and chapters. We still have about two or three more days of proofing and correcting any mistakes, but masters should be sent off to the replicator later this week. I wonder when we will see clips... |
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