>Received Slo Mo from Amazon yesterday. Decided to go with
>the Chest/Bi/Tri split since chest work is my fave. Some
>changes I didn't get, like bringing the pinkies in at the top
>of the chest fly, but some of the tweaks were really cool and
>I could feel them. At the end of the triceps work I was
>thinking, "I don't think I really got much of a burn in those
>resistance band kickbacks." Went down to dinner 15 minutes
>later, and my arms were feeling like noodles!
>
>Love the music in this one, and the time really flew.
>Tonight? The dreaded leg work!!!
>
>Thanks for the input guys. While I doubt that this will take
>the place of my beloved S & H, it really is an enjoyable
>weight workout. I guess I'll be trying one of Amy's step
>workouts soon.
Amy's step is some of the best on the market in my opinion. Adavanced Step Challenge is short and sweet (and it's in Amy's very first set of workouts so the set, sound, production values aren't quite up to par with her more current offerings). Advanced Step Challenge 2 is somewhat complex yet remains athletic with motivating music. There is not a lot of breakdwon and to me the cueing is spot on and you have to learn the way Amy cues, but I like that there is no lengthy explanation of upcoming moves that you have to listen to each and every time you do the workout. Amy has quickly learned what it means to consistently deliver fresh workouts Amy style and she is very focused and knows the most important part of making a fitness DVD is the end product...an effective workout. She just filmed Advanced Step Challenge 3 this past Saturday with two bonus ab workouts (one will use a kettlebell). Amy and Cathe are my all time faves! Her step is more complex than Cathe's and not to everyone's liking so make sure you go to
www.nrgfitness.net and watch a long clip before purchasing!!!
SloMo catches up to you and I find that now that I understand the moves, I feel the burn during the workout as well. I'm always shocked the way my arms feel after SloMo...it's the limp noodle feeling that comes a bit later, and I become aware of it when I'm in the shower washing my hair...it's not a specific soreness, it's more like wow my arms have been WORKED over today!!!
I came back to say, that I really need to give S&H a shot again. I've never used this series much.
Angela