Despite Charlene Prickett's annoying chattering (actually, I think her workout buddies are worse than she is), I've found Life's a Bench to offer a good, athletic workout on easy days. Any recommendations for a Charlene step tape? I often see her stuff on the Video Exchange, but don't want something too easy.
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Charlene Prickett Tapes
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DanielleS
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Charlene Step Videos
You might want to try Step It Off, Step It All Off. Out of all the Charlene step videos I have tried, I like this one the best. It has a great outdoors setting and has more interesting choreography than her other recent step videos.
Hope this helps!
Danielle
You might want to try Step It Off, Step It All Off. Out of all the Charlene step videos I have tried, I like this one the best. It has a great outdoors setting and has more interesting choreography than her other recent step videos.
Hope this helps!
Danielle
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michele
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charlene
Hi Ness,
I did mostly charlene step tapes before I discovered cathe. I must have about 4-5 of them. Her chattering is a bit much at times (I agree about the participants; the annoyance level varies by tape). But overall, she's a pleasant personality & her tapes aren't too bad.
I have found that the tapes I have provided me with a decent workout, especially with a 10 inch step (which I could never do with cathe's tapes). An 8in provides a pretty good workout, too (less intense than Cathe, but not bad). Her tapes are usually long enough (around 40 min exluding w/u & c/d), and some incorporate propulsion to increase intensity.
Her choreography does get monotonous,and she tends to use many of the same moves (along with the same music)on several tapes.
"Life's a Bench" is a good one. I think "benchmark" and "step it off, Step it all off" are her best & most challenging. "The Next Step" is easier, but not bad. Her "Get the Fat off" is short (only 22 min) & designed to complement a 20 min floor routine found on the same tape. neither is a big challenge, but they are quick and easy for days when you need that. I found "A MAjor Step", which I bought last year, to be a total turn-off. It looked like they filmed in someone's apartment--evrything looked so cramped. I felt claustrophpobic everytime I did it. found it really boring as well.
ANyway, just my $.02. sorry to ramble.
Michele
Hi Ness,
I did mostly charlene step tapes before I discovered cathe. I must have about 4-5 of them. Her chattering is a bit much at times (I agree about the participants; the annoyance level varies by tape). But overall, she's a pleasant personality & her tapes aren't too bad.
I have found that the tapes I have provided me with a decent workout, especially with a 10 inch step (which I could never do with cathe's tapes). An 8in provides a pretty good workout, too (less intense than Cathe, but not bad). Her tapes are usually long enough (around 40 min exluding w/u & c/d), and some incorporate propulsion to increase intensity.
Her choreography does get monotonous,and she tends to use many of the same moves (along with the same music)on several tapes.
"Life's a Bench" is a good one. I think "benchmark" and "step it off, Step it all off" are her best & most challenging. "The Next Step" is easier, but not bad. Her "Get the Fat off" is short (only 22 min) & designed to complement a 20 min floor routine found on the same tape. neither is a big challenge, but they are quick and easy for days when you need that. I found "A MAjor Step", which I bought last year, to be a total turn-off. It looked like they filmed in someone's apartment--evrything looked so cramped. I felt claustrophpobic everytime I did it. found it really boring as well.
ANyway, just my $.02. sorry to ramble.
Michele