Firemedic, when I have previewed her workouts they do not look like they move very quickly, enough to keep the heart rate up. Do you feel like you get a good workout? This is probably a silly question bc I think anyone on Cathe's forum is looking for a good workout.I like Susan Chung Rapid Fire #3 and #4. I don't have her first 2 but love the ones I have. Also like Patrick Goudeau w/Heather Corndord Kickbox burn. Time flys by in that one and I really like Heather.
Amy Bento Rumble is basically pure boxing (even has a heavy bag segment). Just be on notice that I need to wear weighted gloves and add some jumping jacks during transitions in order to feel like I'm getting a tough enough workout (or I guess you could do it "as is" for a day when you need a lighter workout). All that said, I do still like this one.
KCM's Train Like a Contender is an excellent and solid boxing workout (with toning and abs thrown in as well). I also feel like KCM's 30 Mins to Fitness: Kickbox (the original from several years ago) is more boxing heavy than kicking heavy. I really enjoy her style and feel you can't go wrong with any of her workouts.
Happy shopping!
Lisa
Tracey Staehle's Kickbox Challenge is also really good with handy premixes,
Jamie
Yes my heart rate is up. She has 2 modifiers. One is less impact and the other is a man doing more higher impact/advanced moves. Rapidfire #3 even has tabats in it along with some minimal weight work. I prefer Rapidfire #4, I find it harder and more fun. Both have premixes. She's different than Cathe but gives great instruction because of her level of blackbelt. Hope this helps. I've been reading some of the others responses and looking into them for myself. Good luckFiremedic, when I have previewed her workouts they do not look like they move very quickly, enough to keep the heart rate up. Do you feel like you get a good workout? This is probably a silly question bc I think anyone on Cathe's forum is looking for a good workout.
Thanks for your feedback, Firemedic!
Yes my heart rate is up. She has 2 modifiers. One is less impact and the other is a man doing more higher impact/advanced moves. Rapidfire #3 even has tabats in it along with some minimal weight work. I prefer Rapidfire #4, I find it harder and more fun. Both have premixes. She's different than Cathe but gives great instruction because of her level of blackbelt. Hope this helps. I've been reading some of the others responses and looking into them for myself. Good luck
I agree w/ Firemedic. I have all of Susan Chung's (4) workouts and I love them all. Her level of expertise is outstanding and it shows! She teaches classes and it shows! She knows how to get the heart rate up and keep it there. 2 of her wkouts also have a bonus bag segment. I would highly recommend ANY of her wkouts. I burn a lot of calories and feel a decent total body burn and pleasantly fatigued after. LOVE THEM. I also LOVE kickboxing!
Murphymax don't forget to check out "total fitness " when you buy. They have a great return policy! Even if you used the dvd! Plus the 10% off!
Kelly Coffey Meyer and Susan Chung are great options. TLC has been mentioned but also consider the boxing only premix on KCM'a Trim Down. She is filming at the end of the week another boxing workout.
In Susan Chung's Rapidfire #4, the second half of the workout is boxing only. You move you feet but no kicking. It's more moving in ways that boxers do. I know it may be stupid to buy a dvd for just half a workout, but I just thought I would let you know.
She is filming at the end of the week another boxing workout.