what does bob mean when he says compliment?

I think he means "complement," which sounds the same but means something different from "compliment."

From dictonary.com:

As a noun, complement means “something that completes or makes perfect”: The rare old brandy was a perfect complement to the delicious meal. As a verb, complement means “to complete”: A bright scarf complements a dark suit. The noun compliment means “an expression of praise, commendation, or admiration”: The members paid her the compliment of a standing ovation. The verb compliment means “to pay a compliment to”: Everyone complimented him after the recital.

I would assume he means they go well together....just like white wine compliments chicken.

Oops. Sorry for the duplicate post.

In my first post, I was trying to be informative, not insulting or funny. I honestly thought you misunderstood what complement meant. I'm a copy editor, so this kind of stuff is my area of expertise and I'm used to answering these kinds of of questions. In my second post, I was trying to be funny. Looks like I failed on all fronts. :ohwell:

I have a few of the biggest loser dvds and my assumtion is that if you do the videos together you can get a more well rounded workout for maximum results. I have bob's boot camp which is a little challenging and really works the muscles then I have his yoga video which really helps flexibility and is great for stretching the muscles worked in the boot camp video. I do boot camp one day then yoga the next.

Also with the power sculpt and cardio max using them together has the same effect. Maximum results because the first is working the muscle groups and then you get a good cardio workout with the cardio max.

That is what I gather anyway. Hope this helps!:flowerforyou:

Thanks for the explanation. I was really just asking if I should be doing the workouts back to back or not. That is what I have been doing. I did not mean to be touchy and I am sorry if I misunderstood your post. I appreciate all of the help on here! Maybe I should have an extra snack and not be so sensitive!

You're welcome. Sometimes I'm way too much of word geek for my own good. Thank you for understanding!

I haven't done those workouts, but I would think he meant to do them alternating days, not the same day. I guess Bob could do a better job of being clear too, huh? At least we're in good company!