The warmup is from Cardio and Weights, then you go into what appears to be the first cardio section from that workout; remember, I jumped right in, I didn't preview anything before hand so I'm not sure if the cardio sections from C&W are done on the Viper in the order they are presented in C&W. This is followed by an IMAX2 interval. I think the first interval on the Viper is the first interval on IMAX2 which had me worried because Cathe kept calling it 'an extended warm up! I thought 'Uh oh, just shoot me now!' But I hung in there. The circuits from ME were wicked! I thought it would be a great break, but it appears that Cathe works your butt HARD on that one. The first body part hit on the Viper was the back and I guess maybe I needed to lighten my weight (I'm a stubborn lifter, I would rather do less reps than lighten my weight...silly I know)because for the first time every, my lats were flamin'! Usually my back can handle anything Cathe throws at me. She also spent much longer on the ME sections than I expected.
It kept going around and around like that working a different body part everytime we got back to ME. All in all I loved it. It was also very, very aerobic for me because I was lifting pretty heavy. On thing I noticed, Cathe gives us views time to adjust our weights so we won't need to pause as much.
I can tell you my back, my butt, my hams and my quauds are all saying 'Oh no not tonight girlie! Put C&W away until tomorrow'.
The DVDS have the premixed workouts AND bonus workouts. I haven't preveiwed them yet but it looks like you get about 10 workouts on each DVD...this is really nice. It takes a lot of the guessing work out if you are one who has trouble deciding what portions of what workouts to do when programming your dvd. Plus you don't have to go through the hassle of programming your dvd...I know mine is a pain in the rear to program.
For those of you who bought the series on VHS I really hope that Cathe does offer the Terminator separately because it is well worth the money.
I hope this helped a bit. Have fun and stay fit.