What is your favorite cardio dvd? - Page 3

Renae21 · 06-01-11, 03:51 PM

I really enjoy Amy Bento's Hi/Lo workouts, with knockout being my favorite. It has good music.

imhere2dance · 06-01-11, 04:40 PM

Aside from Leslie's walks, I really love Walk Your Way Slim (Michelle Dozois) and Fat Burning Workout for Dummies (Gay Gasper).

Walk Your Way Slim is my favorite of the two and I do it once a week.

dmlarue1 · 06-01-11, 05:36 PM

michelle dozois pure cardio and cardio interval with rebounder
turbo fire
rockin body
bootcamp boogie
DDR on wii

videofit · 06-01-11, 07:09 PM

Charlene Prickett's It Figures Low Impact has about a dozen half hour TV shows shot outside in the glorious Canadian Rockies. I like it for the scenery and the easy choreography.

Exercise Diva · 06-02-11, 04:05 PM

Is Turbo Jam easy on the body? I can't do anything that has a lot of pounding.

cpcathy · 06-02-11, 04:28 PM

You can modify both Turbo Jam and Turbo Fire (they are different). However, Turbo Fire has several HIIT workouts that are a lot of jumping into the air.

rriggs · 06-02-11, 05:10 PM

This is not a DVD but when I am not in the mood to do cardio, I am always motivated by Sean O'Malley. I just pick one of his workouts and get on the treadmill or bike and come off drenched and smiling. He is awesome!

For DVDs:
Tabata Inferno
Anything Lauren Brooks (KB's but also count as cardio)

Not a DVD but I also love Michael Jackson Experience on the Wii. It is a serious cardio workout if you really give it your all. :-)

KathAL79 · 06-02-11, 06:09 PM

My longtime all time favorite cardio is Christi Taylor's hi/lo, especially Still Jumpin' Just For Fun (the title says it all, although there's not a lot of jumping, really) and Totally Hot Cardio (sentimental favorite because it was my first Christi and because it has some fun music, but may not be everyone's favorite because it has an extraordinary amount of grapevines and hamstring curls, especially if you stick with the modifiers).

For step I also really like Christi Taylor, Rebecca Small, and Marcus Irwin.

I've gotten into Petra Kolber's dance videos recently (especially 321 Dance and Just Dance, and also her Bootcamp Boogie).

And for days when I just need to move to loosen things up and get unclogged physically and mentally and don't mind something a little kookily out there I reach for Chantal Pierrat's Soul Sweat.

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06-01-11, 03:51 PM
Renae21 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: Minnesota	I really enjoy Amy Bento's Hi/Lo workouts, with knockout being my favorite. It has good music.

06-01-11, 04:40 PM
imhere2dance Join Date: Feb 2010 Location: Virginia	Aside from Leslie's walks, I really love Walk Your Way Slim (Michelle Dozois) and Fat Burning Workout for Dummies (Gay Gasper). Walk Your Way Slim is my favorite of the two and I do it once a week.

06-01-11, 05:36 PM
dmlarue1 Join Date: Mar 2010 Location: SC	michelle dozois pure cardio and cardio interval with rebounder turbo fire rockin body bootcamp boogie DDR on wii

06-01-11, 07:09 PM
videofit Join Date: Dec 2002	Charlene Prickett's It Figures Low Impact has about a dozen half hour TV shows shot outside in the glorious Canadian Rockies. I like it for the scenery and the easy choreography. __________________ “It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society.” Krishnamurti

06-02-11, 04:05 PM
Exercise Diva Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Boston	Is Turbo Jam easy on the body? I can't do anything that has a lot of pounding.

06-02-11, 04:28 PM
cpcathy Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Southern California	You can modify both Turbo Jam and Turbo Fire (they are different). However, Turbo Fire has several HIIT workouts that are a lot of jumping into the air. __________________ Cathy Nobody Said It was Easy.... --The Scientist

06-02-11, 05:10 PM
rriggs Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Texas	This is not a DVD but when I am not in the mood to do cardio, I am always motivated by Sean O'Malley. I just pick one of his workouts and get on the treadmill or bike and come off drenched and smiling. He is awesome! For DVDs: Tabata Inferno Anything Lauren Brooks (KB's but also count as cardio) Not a DVD but I also love Michael Jackson Experience on the Wii. It is a serious cardio workout if you really give it your all. :-) __________________ Robin "Shape it don't run from it!" -Jackie Warner P90X Grad 2009 Did 75 days of S90 in 2010 Meta Omni 90 day rotation completed 5/2012- Omni Continuity 1.1 completed 10/2012- Omni Continuity 1.2 completed 5/2013 Omni Cont. 1.3 completed 11/2013

06-02-11, 06:09 PM
KathAL79 Join Date: Jul 2004	My longtime all time favorite cardio is Christi Taylor's hi/lo, especially Still Jumpin' Just For Fun (the title says it all, although there's not a lot of jumping, really) and Totally Hot Cardio (sentimental favorite because it was my first Christi and because it has some fun music, but may not be everyone's favorite because it has an extraordinary amount of grapevines and hamstring curls, especially if you stick with the modifiers). For step I also really like Christi Taylor, Rebecca Small, and Marcus Irwin. I've gotten into Petra Kolber's dance videos recently (especially 321 Dance and Just Dance, and also her Bootcamp Boogie). And for days when I just need to move to loosen things up and get unclogged physically and mentally and don't mind something a little kookily out there I reach for Chantal Pierrat's Soul Sweat. __________________ 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.