10-02-13, 09:08 AM | |
Join Date: Feb 2007
Location: New Jersey
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Slysam thanks for the suggestions! So you like the idea of HoCo as well? I have Getting Started and the Bootcamp, so I hope to be in good shape.
Deineira I took a look at those Bodystrikes. I like what I see! Do you think Bodystrikes 1 and 2 are different enough to justify getting both? Or would getting one be enough? Yahoo and horusosiris, thanks for the suggestions! Since Travel Fit and Body Training are virgin workouts, I believe I'll bring them with me as well.
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10-02-13, 11:58 AM | |
Join Date: Jun 2012
Location: Netherlands
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I love Bodystrikes 1 and 2 and they have very different feels, at least to me. There is a lot of TIFTing there so if you find that annoying, they may not be for you. I saw that they are on fitnessclass.com (along with all of Ilaria's other workouts). It's less than $10 for a one month pass but it's streaming. It would at least give you a flavor for them before purchasing. I don't know if they do free intro weeks on that website.
If I want to rip audio files from a DVD, I use real player. I first save them as wmv files (or a similar format) and then it is a very simple process to convert them to audio only in Real Player converter. Freemake tends to create very large files so I prefer Win X DVD ripper. Even when I play with the settings, the files from Freemake are much larger than Win X's. I store all of my workouts on my tablet so I like to compress the files to fit as many on the memory card as possible-- you would be amazed by what I have on a 32GB card! I know some workouts so well that I need only audio cues and can rip the audio and keep that much smaller file. Good luck with your planning! |
10-02-13, 12:30 PM | |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Raleigh, NC
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I was going to suggest TravelFit, but was afraid it might not be advanced enough for you. But, if you have it anyway, I definitely recommend trying it. I band workouts and that's one of my favorites of that type of workout.
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10-02-13, 04:13 PM | |
Join Date: Sep 2010
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Wow, that seems to be the two extremes--the easiest and possibly the hardest. I don't have either of those. I would guess the Getting started would be good for travel since it is in shorter segments and doesn't use equipment. I am not sure how packable the Bootcamp is it might depend on the equipment. But isn't it over an hour long? I don't have that one, I have it on my wish list but am kind of scared of it!
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