In January, They Are Everywhere

[Rhae]

Well, it's just as well we don't have fitness DVDs in the grocery stores around here...*Phwew*...That's one bullet I don't have to dodge. Unfortunately, not having that also means we don't have a lot of other things that I see you all posting about .

Wonderful post and interesting reading !

[val01]

Originally Posted by lwseymour

Well Kathy12, spill the beans, how did you like "Walk and Jog". Been thinking of getting that one.

Not Kathy, but I just did this one for the first time.

Check out the new review page!

Valerie

[Sharon T]

It looks like this is a pretty widespread phenomenon, but it took me by surprise. The store was a Wegmans, a family owned chain in New York and Pennsylvania, and maybe other places by now. They are very good marketers!

Bzar, I don't know the Leslie Sansone's. One was Walk & Jog, which I had in my hand for a bit. The others had "Mile" in the title; not very useful, I know.

[ARTmethodfan]

Originally Posted by Sharon T

Here were all the BSS3 add-ons, a selection of Stott pilates, some Methods, several Leslie Sansone, a Kathy Smith, a variety of Tae Bo, all four Trainer’s Edge, Kathy Kaehler’s newest, and George Forman’s walking tapes. Here, where I might reasonably expect not to encounter a retail exercise dvd in a forty mile radius, was a big old pile of temptation. And most were $9.99, just below my $10 impulse purchase limit.

I thought I was safe because we never get anything around here (not a Ross or a Target for miles) and, lo and behold, as I turned the corner from the toothpaste aisle to the main aisle - there they were - pretty much the same videos as mentioned above. Ack! I power-walked/ran to the register before they could 'jump' into my cart