Cathe Friedrich
Administrator
Here are some thorough details on Party Rockin Step, Rockout Knockout, and Pedal Power:
The breakdown for Rockout Knockout:
Warm up time 8:20...good and thorough with some new fun moves
Kick box time 12:02....no gloves but high energy fun with new & old spins on the some kickbox cardio favorites
Glove section time 11:44...feeling very hard strikey here with new upper body combos
Upper/lower body combos time 16:43...new combo's build up in the way the combo's from KPC were
Stretch time 6:25...thorough
Heavy Bag Bonus time 9:43....unleash your aggressions with fun energizing powerful punches and kicks on the bag. Instant stress release!
Party Rocking Step is two solid step workouts each very different from the other.
Each workout is about 50 to 55 min and includes a warm up, 4 to 5 step combos, a segment where all combo's are strung together non-stop with no breakdown and then a cool down & stretch.
There is a dancier step workout that has more mambos', cha cha's, 6 count mambo's, reverse turns, full turns on the floor etc. I don't ever overdue any of that though becasue I am very sensitive to feeling dizzy...so you'll never keep spinning on and on into your kitchen or out your back door at home, lol.
There is a non-dancy step workout that might uses two, three and 7 knee repeaters, fast feet shuffles, power 7's, reverse V steps, fun variations of lunges, power moves etc. This one definitely has more of an athletic flare to it.
Both step workouts have really fun soundtracks (which you can use the vocal or instrumental soundtrack to).
Pedal Power is really fun and has the best soundtrack of all 3 of my cycle DVD's. I have a mix of 70's rock, top 40 hits, some 80's classics, etc. The drills are varied with seated to standing to hill climbs to sprints, to slow heavy standing, to faster light standing (Ie: to a recreated song that its nearly identical to Princes Let's Go Crazy). Some of the remakes are from artists like: Journey, Lady Gaga, Pink, Prince, Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, Depeche Mode, Doobie Brothers
The breakdown for Rockout Knockout:
Warm up time 8:20...good and thorough with some new fun moves
Kick box time 12:02....no gloves but high energy fun with new & old spins on the some kickbox cardio favorites
Glove section time 11:44...feeling very hard strikey here with new upper body combos
Upper/lower body combos time 16:43...new combo's build up in the way the combo's from KPC were
Stretch time 6:25...thorough
Heavy Bag Bonus time 9:43....unleash your aggressions with fun energizing powerful punches and kicks on the bag. Instant stress release!
Party Rocking Step is two solid step workouts each very different from the other.
Each workout is about 50 to 55 min and includes a warm up, 4 to 5 step combos, a segment where all combo's are strung together non-stop with no breakdown and then a cool down & stretch.
There is a dancier step workout that has more mambos', cha cha's, 6 count mambo's, reverse turns, full turns on the floor etc. I don't ever overdue any of that though becasue I am very sensitive to feeling dizzy...so you'll never keep spinning on and on into your kitchen or out your back door at home, lol.
There is a non-dancy step workout that might uses two, three and 7 knee repeaters, fast feet shuffles, power 7's, reverse V steps, fun variations of lunges, power moves etc. This one definitely has more of an athletic flare to it.
Both step workouts have really fun soundtracks (which you can use the vocal or instrumental soundtrack to).
Pedal Power is really fun and has the best soundtrack of all 3 of my cycle DVD's. I have a mix of 70's rock, top 40 hits, some 80's classics, etc. The drills are varied with seated to standing to hill climbs to sprints, to slow heavy standing, to faster light standing (Ie: to a recreated song that its nearly identical to Princes Let's Go Crazy). Some of the remakes are from artists like: Journey, Lady Gaga, Pink, Prince, Cyndi Lauper, Madonna, Depeche Mode, Doobie Brothers