the dailey method or the bar method?

[moonbeam31]

Originally Posted by SharonH

My vote goes with Bar Method Dancer's Body Advanced Workout.

yeah, I want this one too!

[alisoncooks]

Originally Posted by moonbeam31

I have been eyeing Pershing Square-cuz I have a mini ball. I got rid of my ring and small weighted balls and don't have those loop thingies. I figure Pershing Square 1 looks really good.

I really like these 2. They are what I kept from *ALL* of the Pure Barres... PB PS1 has side-lying leg work.

[moonbeam31]

Originally Posted by alisoncooks

I really like these 2. They are what I kept from *ALL* of the Pure Barres... PB PS1 has side-lying leg work.

that's what looks really good about it. How different is PS2?

[Gancho Girl]

I think both TBM and TDM make good slower-paced barre DVDs - but personally (I know, I'm a broken record!) I think The Dailey Method improved my technique waaaaay more. I Jill!

Jill's ab work instruction is particularly good at making you feel the work, which means you can work harder/deeper into your abs. Her ab work improved my Pilates practice quite a bit (and she uses neutral spine, which is much healthier for your back than a flat/imprinted spine).

But I started with TBM, and Burr's form pointers are better than most. I just love TDM a little bit more.

[alisoncooks]

Originally Posted by moonbeam31

that's what looks really good about it. How different is PS2?

I thought these two were different enough in the lower body work. The upper body work is very similar, but that's the case with most of the PB series...