The Biggest Loser Workout: Cardio Max
Product DescriptionMaximum results in minimum amount of time. Achieve greater weightloss and watch the extra pounds disappear as your endurance level and strength increase and your whole body transforms. For best results we recommend you follow our six to eight week program recommendation using the different levels as “add-ons” as your progress. THE BIGGEST LOSER CARDIO MAX DVD: This DVD consists of three different cardio workouts (plus a warm-up and a cool-down) each with an increased level of intensity: LEVEL 1: With Bob as your trainer this 20-minute boot camp will touch every part of your body and get your fat-burning engine going strong. LEVEL 2: With Jillian as your trainer this 10-minute supercardio drill workout will sweat away pounds galore. LEVEL 3: With Kim as your trainer you will continue to maximize your weightloss with a kickboxing workout concentrating on your butt and thigh. Cast: Bob Harper (Seasons 1 2 3 and 4 trainer) Kim Lyons (Seasons 3 and 4 trainer) Ji. . . More >>
The Biggest Loser Workout: Cardio Max
Tuesday, 19. January 2010 23:31
People, this DVD is NOT for anyone who is already active and is less than 20 lbs. overweight. I bought this because it seemingly had three 20-minute cardio segments and I thought I’d get a great cardio workout. NOT. In the 1st segment, the instructor is primarily running his mouth (in an attempt to motivate) and not really participating much in the actual routine. All you see is several blubbery, out of shape, out of breath flabby folks who cannot stay in unison or use proper technique to save their lives. The viewer is left with a mish-mash of poor technique and a flamboyant instructor running his mouth (and hovering around the “boys”). This may be a helpful start for those who have never worked out in their lives and who are 75 lbs OR MORE overweight but for those of us who’ve been moderate-to extremely active and have less than 20-30 lbs. to lose, you may not find this DVD useful on any level. I am used to seeing in-shape and toned bodies on my workout DVD’s, providing a VISUAL GOAL for myself. Right? Why would someone who is hoping to drop a few lbs want to see grossly out-of-shape folks on their TV screen? I give them props for getting off their bottoms and trying to get healthy. But I truly recommend this DVD to the extremely overweight and inactive.
The other 2 segments at least have the instructors working out (more than the 1st instructor) but the routines are low-cardio and mundane. And of course, the group is way out of unison.
*I was aware that the Biggest Loser cast was in the video; I just didn’t realize they’d be so awful and pathetic. Sorry for the unkind words.
Rating: 1 / 5
Wednesday, 20. January 2010 0:45
I paid for the product and never came to me, I wrote asking about but I never recived answer. They recived the payment.
Rating: 1 / 5
Wednesday, 20. January 2010 1:38
I waited the full time alloted for this DVD and it never came. Cancelled by the shipper and money refunded!
Rating: 1 / 5
Wednesday, 20. January 2010 3:05
I work out 5 to six times a day I was looking for something to take me to the next level. I tried this and could not keep up with the warm up. This program is very hard on your knees and I don’t even have bad knees. so basically save your money and try the firm work out instead.
Rating: 1 / 5
Wednesday, 20. January 2010 5:27
I received my DVD when promise. I was very pleased with the video and service
Rating: 5 / 5