Leslie Sansone DVD

I have tried the "walk a mile" or "walk 2 miles" and thought they were super easy, but I was still moving, Just being up and active is going to help lose weight especially while counting calories.

I have thought about getting a step so when I do her videos I can step up which would help with burning a few more calories I think.

I use them, I haven't weighed in yet since I have started a 6 week count down to my 1 yr anniversary. I am thrilled with her DVDs, I have 6 of them and use them all. I walk 3-5 miles a day and on occasion walk outside. I lost 6 pounds last month while walking with her DVDs, I usually lose 1 pound a week regardless of what I do. They get your heart rate up a bit but she also incorporates resistance bands which are awesome for strength training. You can get them at the library to try them out and get variety.

I use Leslie Sansone alot. Now that i am able to get outside not so much, but a friend in Feb. challenged me to a 5k in June. All those hours with Leslie is paying off. I can jog! Did a mile on the track 2nd time I tried to. Who needs couch25k? I do her faster videos and I also carry my zumba sticks (one lb hand weights would be easier) to add more to the workout. Any movement is good. I can do some of Jillian Michaels stuff but not the jumping parts. I still baby my knees alot. I have slowly lost weight, at first it was just from logging my food but added exercise in December. Weight is still slow to come off, but that's ok, am getting there. Wanted to lose the weight in a year, don't think its going to happen by this Sept, but I feel better and my balance has greatly improved.

Just keep moving and learning to eat better. Try Leslie on youtube. Start with the beginning walks and move up. Secret is to just keep moving.

I lost 78lbs back in 09/2010 with her DVD's..I let life and tragic things get in the way so I gained it back and then some ... I recommitted Jan 25 2013 and I have lost 20lbs with her dvd's..... I love the one that includes resistant bands and I just bought her ultimate 5 day walk plan which I will be starting tomorrow .... 3 miles on Mon. 4 miles on Tuesday ..1 mile on Wednesday... 2 miles on Thursday and 5 miles on Friday ....:bigsmile:

I love Walk Away the Pounds! It's very easy to follow - I'm not very coordinated, so a lot of workout DVDs are hard for me to keep up with. I've been doing it for about 2 months now, along with MFP, and I've lost about 10 lbs per month! At the end of one of her workouts, I feel like I've broken a sweat and burned some calories, but I don't feel exhausted, cranky or super hungry the way I often do with a more strenuous program. I also love that the 1 and 2 mile walks are only about 25 min, so I can get in a some quick exercise before work. Sometimes i even do another work out when I get home!

I am thinking about trying it on youtube first, I need a low impact no excuses workout. My knees and ankles bother me a ton. How do you guys normally log your exercise with her dvds?

How do you log it into exercise when you do one of her videos?

Love her!

I did her 1 mile workout via youtube and I loved it, its a quick little workout that doesn't leave me hurting. I going to try and do it twice a day all week and then move up to the 2 mile next week, then if I see its helping i want to buy the 5 mile DVD. If your joints hurt like mine you may like these workouts.

Walmart has some of her dvd's for like 10.00 each .... I just bought the ultimate one and the one with resistant bands there

From another person with ankle and knee joint issues I would recommend Leslie's DVDs. Also, great for beginners wanting to get on the exercise train with encouragement and simple moves. Leslie is very encouraging, her routines are easy to learn, and her workouts are very low impact.

I can also attest to the "no excuses" portion as she has some routines that let you do a mile in about 15 minutes meaning you can do them before and after work, etc. The main thing is to get moving and to get encouraged to do more - her videos are great for both! I have used her videos to maintain, get back into exercise, and for those days when I need to take it somewhat easy as her videos offer a variety of options and configurations. Good luck and I hope you find the best happy making movement for you!

I usually do the 5 miles 3-4 days week but iv slacked off for 2-3 weeks and now its too hard for me. Im going to do the 3 mile workout from youtube at 45mins 4 days a week plus some little weights exercises from youtube. I have weak painfull knees and this is the only thing that helps to loosen them up and make them feel better. It toned my legs and hips up so well!

My favorite LS video is her older 3-mile-with-weights one. No weird 'resistance band' nonsense that you have to wrap around yourself while working out - just simple hand weights that anyone has or can get - and if you don't, you can start without them, or use soup cans or whatever.

I'm not even particularly overweight or out of shape...just a little of both...but I find this workout is as challenging as you make it. I think the weights really add 'work' to the workout. I know that I'm sweating and feeling it by the end of the 45 minutes, if I've put effort into it.

I also like that the moves are *basic*. They are not complicated or confusing, and best of all, they don't make my knees hurt (like Jillian did - sorry, JM!).

It's not P90X, but then - it's not supposed to be, either! It does get you moving, it does get you burning calories, and I know that my fitness improved. If your goal is to be some kind of fitness model, I wouldn't recommend it, ha ha, but if your goal is just to get moving, not hurt yourself, and start somewhere, I would *definitely* recommend Leslie.

I'm getting her 5 mile walk with "boosters" today, I have weights and it comes with bands. I need something around an hour that is fast but not pounding. Will report back when I'm done. : )
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