I was just wondering, so I throw this out to anybody, whether or not people still use VHS tapes in their excerize programs.
I notice in stores blank VHS tapes are hard to buy, and VHS video recorders are increasingly scarce. I realize there must have been a discussion on this, several years ago, when Cathe and other producers dropped VHS production.
I still use older tapes. This Friday, for example, I will do Cather's very first tape, "Step N Motion" (1990). Next year marks its 20th aniverary! I have used it off and on, and the tape is still in very good condition. Cathe's brashness and good sense of humour were in play way back then. And though this VHS tape made waves for its athleticism and advanced difficulty at the time, the step moves are very doable. But at my older age I have to modify some of the plyometric jumps and weights.
Are people still use VHS videos, are are most of us DVD only?
-- David
I notice in stores blank VHS tapes are hard to buy, and VHS video recorders are increasingly scarce. I realize there must have been a discussion on this, several years ago, when Cathe and other producers dropped VHS production.
I still use older tapes. This Friday, for example, I will do Cather's very first tape, "Step N Motion" (1990). Next year marks its 20th aniverary! I have used it off and on, and the tape is still in very good condition. Cathe's brashness and good sense of humour were in play way back then. And though this VHS tape made waves for its athleticism and advanced difficulty at the time, the step moves are very doable. But at my older age I have to modify some of the plyometric jumps and weights.
Are people still use VHS videos, are are most of us DVD only?
-- David