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| I think I'm going to check out the latest ones. They should provide a great workout from what I've seen of the older versions. Thanks
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| I can only speak to the original ones--I know many others have come out since. But the original set contained an instructional video, a basic, and an advanced workout, as well as a really high-intensity 8-minute workout. So yes, there are options, but the problem is that there weren't multiple workouts at the different levels, so there can be a little boredom doing the same workout over and over. (I think that has changed with the newer releases)
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| Do the Tae Bo videos offer various levels... hence I could work up in the levels?
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| I've got the original Tae Bo videos hanging around the apartment--I use them on those days that I don't feel like going anywhere. Definitely a worthwhile purchase.
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| I've been using a Denise Austin one for about 3 weeks now since I can't find one geared towards men. However if you can get past her continuously talking about "Female Fat Zones" it is a real good workout! Just adjust the weights that you use accordingly and your body will definitely feel it.
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| A lot of them are definitely geared toward women, but will work for men as well. I always liked the Tae Bo videos. And there are some new ones out called Power 90 that are supposed to be really good for guys.
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Any suggestions?
Is it just me or are 98% of fitness DVDs and videos aimed at women?
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