Piyo and Walk at home
downa100
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So I want to restart Piyo but doing the strength calendar this time and want to add in some cardio too so thinking of doing a 30 minute Leslie Sansone walk at home to increase calories burnt. I would like someone to join me for support and accountability. We could do an hour treadmill if not the walking DVDs
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Hey hi. I have both the PiYO strength and some walk at home. I can start with you from today if that works and be your buddy as well. Let me know.0
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Yes that would be awesome. Sorry just saw the message now0
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That sounds fun! I will have to get the piyo tapes . Where did you find yours?0
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ginahargett wrote: »That sounds fun! I will have to get the piyo tapes . Where did you find yours?
I bought it from beachbody0 -
sangeet1978 wrote: »Hey hi. I have both the PiYO strength and some walk at home. I can start with you from today if that works and be your buddy as well. Let me know.
Are you ready to start as of tomorrow?0 -
While it sounds great I've issues paying that much money for a yoga and Pilates dvd which will not burn a lot of calories no matter what the informical say, tons of free workouts for free on YouTube combine yoga and Pilates and probably give you a better workout try fitness lender or body by Adrian0
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While it sounds great I've issues paying that much money for a yoga and Pilates dvd which will not burn a lot of calories no matter what the informical say, tons of free workouts for free on YouTube combine yoga and Pilates and probably give you a better workout try fitness lender or body by Adrian
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While it sounds great I've issues paying that much money for a yoga and Pilates dvd which will not burn a lot of calories no matter what the informical say, tons of free workouts for free on YouTube combine yoga and Pilates and probably give you a better workout try fitness lender or body by Adrian
Perhaps there are other goals? I'm not saying spend tons on commercial DVDs, but perhaps "calorie burn" isn't the only goal? I do both yoga and Pilates throughout the week, and "calorie burn" hasn't been the reason.1 -
Sabine_Stroehm wrote: »While it sounds great I've issues paying that much money for a yoga and Pilates dvd which will not burn a lot of calories no matter what the informical say, tons of free workouts for free on YouTube combine yoga and Pilates and probably give you a better workout try fitness lender or body by Adrian
Perhaps there are other goals? I'm not saying spend tons on commercial DVDs, but perhaps "calorie burn" isn't the only goal? I do both yoga and Pilates throughout the week, and "calorie burn" hasn't been the reason.
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