Christi Taylor videos

pgun3 · 01-02-09, 07:28 AM

I bought Fit to Dance and liked it what other videos does she have that are fun and not too complicated?

Thanks
Penny

Laura S. · 01-02-09, 08:06 AM

Mission Possible is the simplest workout of Christi's I have. I like doing the step portion on my BOSU Sport. Cardio Collectibles is more complex than Misson Possible, but still is less so than many of her older workouts. I keep it for the step portion, probably my favorite intermediate level step workout.

They are both different than Fit to Dance though as they are her more standard combinations that flow into a complete routine.

Lucky Star · 01-02-09, 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by pgun3

I bought Fit to Dance and liked it what other videos does she have that are fun and not too complicated?

Thanks
Penny

I really like Fit to Dance too, and suggest you check out her Ultimate Cardio Core. Nothing fancy or intimidating and a lot of fun - you get to use a small weighted med ball (but can sub a dumbbell if needed). Collage has a clip: http://www.collagevideo.com/workout-...rdio-core-7850

ETA - if you are considering her older - generally more complex - videos, this site shows them in their entirety (includes Fit to Dance but not Ultimate Cardio Core or Mission Possible): http://www.myfbn.com/. Use the menu on right side to click on #12 Christi Taylor Fitness.

roz · 01-02-09, 08:50 AM

Totally Cool Step is super fun and not as complicated as some of her other step workouts. It is more complicated than Mission Possible.

Joni O · 01-02-09, 08:54 AM

I love all of Christ's workouts - they are soooo much fun. I'd suggest Still Jumpin' and Still Steppin' Just for Fun. The music is fantastic and they're fairly easy to follow. She designed them to be more for fun and less for complicated choreography.

KathAL79 · 01-02-09, 10:21 AM

Ditto to Ultimate Cardio Core, Mission: Possible, and Cardio Collectibles.

IMHO Funktional Fitness (which not everyone loves, likes, or even tolerates) is, when combined with M:P, a great way to get used to Christi's style. M:P will introduce you to her style of TIFTing (taking it from the top, or stringing combos together), while FF, which has no TIFTing, will run you through some typical hi/lo steps for her.

I started with Totally Hot Cardio for her more complex hi/lo. It's based primarily off of the hamstring curl and grapevine, with tweaks to those moves as each combo builds. What makes it good for those who aren't as experienced with complex stuff is the modifiers who stay with a more basic and/or less impact version. I did this one many times, slowly adding on a step from the full routine here and another step there, until I could do the whole thing.

pgun3 · 01-04-09, 08:35 AM

Thanks for the input everyone! I am researching right now!!!

westiemack · 01-06-09, 11:10 AM

Christi is, without a doubt, my favourite instructor! If you want to really get a good look at her workouts, go to www.myfbn.com. She has videostreaming (I think that's what it's called) of many of her videos there, including ones that will never be for sale.

She has added more since the last time I had visited it (for some reason I looked at it again before Christmas!), and now, in addition to hers Rob Glick's strength workout and Jules Benson's Total Core Pilates are also there! Very cool.

Kathy

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01-02-09, 07:28 AM
pgun3 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: MI	Christi Taylor videos I bought Fit to Dance and liked it what other videos does she have that are fun and not too complicated? Thanks Penny

01-02-09, 08:06 AM
Laura S. VF Supporter Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Raleigh, NC	Mission Possible is the simplest workout of Christi's I have. I like doing the step portion on my BOSU Sport. Cardio Collectibles is more complex than Misson Possible, but still is less so than many of her older workouts. I keep it for the step portion, probably my favorite intermediate level step workout. They are both different than Fit to Dance though as they are her more standard combinations that flow into a complete routine. __________________ Laura Laura's Workout Mantras: Something is better than nothing The best workout is the one you will DO

01-02-09, 08:50 AM
roz Join Date: Nov 2001 Location: midwest	Totally Cool Step is super fun and not as complicated as some of her other step workouts. It is more complicated than Mission Possible.

01-02-09, 08:54 AM
Joni O VF Supporter Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: Twin Cities, MN	I love all of Christ's workouts - they are soooo much fun. I'd suggest Still Jumpin' and Still Steppin' Just for Fun. The music is fantastic and they're fairly easy to follow. She designed them to be more for fun and less for complicated choreography.

01-02-09, 10:21 AM
KathAL79 Join Date: Jul 2004	Ditto to Ultimate Cardio Core, Mission: Possible, and Cardio Collectibles. IMHO Funktional Fitness (which not everyone loves, likes, or even tolerates) is, when combined with M:P, a great way to get used to Christi's style. M:P will introduce you to her style of TIFTing (taking it from the top, or stringing combos together), while FF, which has no TIFTing, will run you through some typical hi/lo steps for her. I started with Totally Hot Cardio for her more complex hi/lo. It's based primarily off of the hamstring curl and grapevine, with tweaks to those moves as each combo builds. What makes it good for those who aren't as experienced with complex stuff is the modifiers who stay with a more basic and/or less impact version. I did this one many times, slowly adding on a step from the full routine here and another step there, until I could do the whole thing. __________________ Kath I listen to my body and respond compassionately. - sankalpa from Jill Miller's Yoga at Home level 1, month 5 practice Note: I have had a professional relationship with a vendor of health and fitness books and media. For details please see my profile.

01-04-09, 08:35 AM
pgun3 Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: MI	Thanks Thanks for the input everyone! I am researching right now!!!

01-06-09, 11:10 AM
westiemack Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: London, Ontario, Canada	I can't believe I missed this thread! Christi is, without a doubt, my favourite instructor! If you want to really get a good look at her workouts, go to www.myfbn.com. She has videostreaming (I think that's what it's called) of many of her videos there, including ones that will never be for sale. She has added more since the last time I had visited it (for some reason I looked at it again before Christmas!), and now, in addition to hers Rob Glick's strength workout and Jules Benson's Total Core Pilates are also there! Very cool. Kathy