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Nabaza.net-The MarketPlace - Tae Bo II Get Ripped Complete 6 workouts 2 DVDs Billy Blanks
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Manufacturer: Billy Blanks
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Binding: Misc.
Label: Billy Blanks
Manufacturer: Billy Blanks
Publisher: Billy Blanks
Studio: Billy Blanks
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This 2 DVD set contains an Instructional, 2 Basic, 2 Advanced TaeBo and 8-minute workouts. This is the complete get ripped series. The most complete set of workouts for total body fitness. Running time is 7 hours and 30 minutes.
If you are a current TaeBo Hero, or are just starting, you will see consistent, amazing results from your very first workout. TaeBo continues to energize you with fast-paced new moves and new music that drives you to peak performance and gives you that "Get Ripped" look.
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Summary: Good workout.
Comment: I enjoyed this video. I tried out the 1st Advanced workout a couple times and can't ever make it through the whole thing, but the basic workouts do it enough for me. I'll eventually get to the point where I can make it all the way through 1 advanced workout. Make sure you have time and patience for the workouts on the 2nd disc (except for the 8 minute workout, all you need is leg strength and stamina, lots of stamina).
Best part about TaeBo, no excercise equipment needed.
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Summary: Excellent Workout
Comment: "Get Ripped" is a great workout. However, the picture quality is lacking I guess because it came out several years ago. The exercises can get a little tough and I find this series to be just as effective and challenging as Billy's newer workouts that involve using the bands or the bar.
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Summary: Great Workout!!!
Comment: I was a bit skeptical about trying Taebo, but after seeing the results it gave my boyfriend, I had to try it. I must say that I am a bit disappointed in the instructional video. It moves slow enough for you to learn the moves, but I don't feel like they spend enough time explaining the positioning for the whole body during each move. For instance, when you are doing punches they don't explain how your lower body should be positioned, when they are discussing kicks they don't describe how you should position your upper body. It took me about a week to get the hang of things. It is important that if you are trying this for the first time to not get discouraged and quit. You can get it, it just takes some time. I have only used the first DVD so far but even these basic level exercises kick my butt! I would definitely recommend this for busy people who want to get a great, effective workout in the comfort of their home.
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Summary: Billy!!!
Comment: The first time I did this DVD I could not finish it. It is really intense.. only for the people who are serious about fitness.
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Summary: favorite workout
Comment: Ive been doing Tae Bo for about 9 years now and the get ripped workouts are my favorite so far.
I do think the shorter workouts are fruitless, I wish the 30 min. workouts could be as advanced as the 50 min. for days when you are short on time, but they are much much easier and just sit on the shelf. And honestly who gets a good workout in 10 minutes that is just silly. But perhaps if you are totally new to exercise or Tae Bo the 30 min. workout is a perfect place to begin.
That said, the two 50 min. workouts are amazing. When I first started this particular Tae Bo set I actually had to pause it a few times to walk in place and catch my breath. The great thing about it is that now that I have been doing it so consistently I get through them just fine and can focus more on form and can really push myself and get my heart beating because I am working out hard, not because I am out of breath and flailing around like in the beginning. You really will see and feel improvement! The moves are simple and easy to follow yet challenging. I love my body and it is all because of Tae Bo. The workouts are hard but they make you feel so wonderful.
Now for those whom this might matter to, sometimes the workout is not even on both sides, he gets wound up coaching someone or talking sometimes and either loses track of how many reps were done or skips a move on the other side altogether. So he might say two more sets and only do one, or actually do three or more. It isn't perfectly executed and there are little issues that may bother you, like for me it isn't very motivational when the people in the video are constantly stopping for water or can't make it through a move, but once you do the video enough you rarely have to even look at the tv. Billy Blanks is very motivational and you feel good when you are done. These issues are so minor and the workout really is so good they wont bother you much anyway. I've been doing these same two workouts regularly for a few years and they still get me going. I mix it up with The firm (Allison Davis)- the bootcamp one, and pilates (ana caban) now but for years it was only Tae Bo, they really are great try it.
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