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Best Workout DVDs

fancyshawl
fancyshawl Posts: 14 Member
edited September 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
Just contemplating buying a DVD set and am trying to compare certain ones, although I'm open for ones that I've never heard of.

So...P90X vs. Barry's Boot Camp
10-Minute Trainer vs. Slim in 6
Turbo Jam vs. Tae Bo Boot Camp

Or any variation thereof...

What is your favorite? In variation, price, and weight lost.

Thanks for the help!

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  • fancyshawl
    fancyshawl Posts: 14 Member
    Just contemplating buying a DVD set and am trying to compare certain ones, although I'm open for ones that I've never heard of.

    So...P90X vs. Barry's Boot Camp
    10-Minute Trainer vs. Slim in 6
    Turbo Jam vs. Tae Bo Boot Camp

    Or any variation thereof...

    What is your favorite? In variation, price, and weight lost.

    Thanks for the help!
  • jenninsocal
    jenninsocal Posts: 419
    I love turbo jam first of all. Of the others, I hear a lot more raving about slim in 6, and P90x

    Also if you get pilates, go for the Winsor ones. I heard they are much closer to "real" pilates than the other ones
  • Nonibug
    Nonibug Posts: 1,214 Member
    I get my cardio outdoors most days, but for strength training Ive been using Kathy Smith dvd's and for my level (pretty much a beginner:blushing: ) I find she gives me a great workout. Also, Denise Austin dvd's are really good workouts. Hope this helps!

    ~Roni
  • psyknife
    psyknife Posts: 487 Member
    My personal opinion :)

    P90X vs. Barry's Boot Camp ---> P90X all the way!
    10-Minute Trainer vs. Slim in 6 ---> 10 Minute Trainer b/c of more variety
    Turbo Jam vs. Tae Bo Boot Camp ---> Turbo Jam (I'm a Turbo Junkie)

    There is also a new program coming out mid-December called ChaLEAN Extreme! It's Chalene Johnson's extreme program (like P90X is for Tony Horton). I can't wait for this! :)
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