What is your favorite free youtube workout

[andtckrtoo]

I like the Body Rock's but sometimes they require a lot of equipment... I like this one because it's a 30 minute workout with a bonus burn at the end and the only equipment is a barbell, free weights, and a kettlebell or sandbag for swings - heck you can even use a heavier dumbbell.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JD0_o7b-cdc

[ncl]

I did the Tracy Anderson Rebounder 2.0 workout on youtube today. I did like that one, too. It's the first video of hers I've ever done, I think. It was fun and I got to use my new rebounder.

[macska]

I absolutely love Funk Roberts circuits. Best metcon workouts ever. And he has so many out there!!

[imhere2dance]

I use Freemake Video Converter. It was free to download. All I do is Copy & Paste a YouTube URL to Freemake, and I'm able to burn it onto a DVD-R. I bought a huge stack of DVD-R discs at Walmart.

Deanne Mist uploaded a lot of Denise Austin's older workouts. That's my favorite channel. I also like Paul Eugene. He's posted several full-length 30 minute workouts, but you have to search for them.

[horsemom2]

Originally Posted by imhere2dance

I use Freemake Video Converter. It was free to download. All I do is Copy & Paste a YouTube URL to Freemake, and I'm able to burn it onto a DVD-R. I bought a huge stack of DVD-R discs at Walmart.

Deanne Mist uploaded a lot of Denise Austin's older workouts. That's my favorite channel. I also like Paul Eugene. He's posted several full-length 30 minute workouts, but you have to search for them.

Be aware Freemake products are only for Windows Operating Systems.
Just be sure when downloading a Freemake product to choose custom options and uncheck all unwanted software.

For more information about downloading Freemake products:
http://neverendingplateau.blogspot.c...imrosecat.html

Barb S

[bubbles76]

For those with a Mac, you can use MacX YouTube Downloader. I haven't had any problems with it. Free software, easy to use.

[imhere2dance]

Originally Posted by horsemom2

Be aware Freemake products are only for Windows Operating Systems.
Just be sure when downloading a Freemake product to choose custom options and uncheck all unwanted software.

Maybe we're using different versions? Because mine doesn't have that problem. I have an "Options" button under the File menu, but not a "Custom options" button. And there's nothing about software in there. I also don't have the ability to edit videos. As I mentioned above, I paste the URL(s) from YouTube. By the way, I have version 4.1.3.

[Taramisu]

Originally Posted by ncl

I think my favorite youtube workout of all time is Jessica Smith Cardio Ball Blast. I just love that one...so fun!

I like that one too. I want to try her Barre workout one of these days, her weight ones are good too. I like her quite well, she is personable and genuine, she also uses great music!

[horsemom2]

Originally Posted by imhere2dance

Maybe we're using different versions? Because mine doesn't have that problem. I have an "Options" button under the File menu, but not a "Custom options" button. And there's nothing about software in there. I also don't have the ability to edit videos. As I mentioned above, I paste the URL(s) from YouTube. By the way, I have version 4.1.3.

When downloading and installing, caution must be taken not to accept unwanted extra software that is bundled in the product.
This is a way of Freeware collecting some funding from other software developers.
If you do not remember choosing *Custom* installation options, you probably downloaded the extra stuff.
Once it is installed, there is no need to be cautious.

Barb S

[4leftlimbs]

I really like Tracey Noseworthy's yoga routines on doyogawithme.com.

And though I haven't consistently used their videos, I'm impressed with all the solidly good content from Fitness Blender, too. I find that their workouts, on preview, look deceptively easier than they really are.