Comments | shebajr: Exercise DVDs?

shebajr

Exercise DVDs?

Aug 29, 2007 08:44

Just thinking ahead... Once I have the baby and have had my recovery time, I'm intending to go back to Weight Watchers and hopefully also rejoin the gym ( Read more... )

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drunkpoet515 August 29 2007, 12:57:35 UTC

"Weight ... Watchers"?
"Gym"?
"Ex ... er ... cise"?

I'm sorry but I don't understand any of these words.

shebajr August 29 2007, 13:10:08 UTC

Maybe if you understood that salt is a condiment, not a side dish, you'd understand these terms a little better! :D

mermaid7 August 29 2007, 13:06:33 UTC

Not to sound like a dirty hippie, but I have some Baron Baptiste yoga DVDs. I LOVE them. They are challenging and you are going to sweat and feel the burn, but you feel awesome after you get done.
And I always recommend the Carmen Electra Strip-to-Fit Disc 2 (how to get the body of a stripper). that's a good work-out.

mermaid7 August 29 2007, 13:07:25 UTC

and as far as where to get them... I always get stuff from amazon, because if you order $25, it's free shipping (provided that amazon is the vendor).

shebajr August 29 2007, 13:41:53 UTC

Thanks! I didn't think to try there!

shebajr August 29 2007, 13:09:02 UTC

The Strip to Fit sounds great...I'll get the baby accustomed to BOW-CHICKA-BOW-BOW from his/her early weeks! HAHAHA

What stores would I even look in for exercise DVDs? I'm so lame I don't even know where to shop for regular DVDs. I just don't watch them! Target or Walmart, perhaps?

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caroslime August 29 2007, 16:50:51 UTC

I have belly dancing for beginners set of VHS tapes. It's fun, and very low-impact.

xstaticjupiter August 29 2007, 22:43:54 UTC

amazon.com isnt a bad idea. you can do searches for dvd's for beginners, and you can look at the customer reviews to see if they're worth it.