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Reviewer: Mid West Book Review
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Hosted by Tracey Mallett, a fitness expert with over fifteen years of experience, Renew You Cardio Fusion is an exercise DVD designed for users with hectic schedules. The workout is broken into small segments, allowing the viewer to perform the exercises all at once or pick and choose as convenient, Renew You Cardio Fusion includes warm-up "sun salutations", a core cardio segment, upper body sculpting exercises, and total body toning, with emphasis on stretching and strengthening the entire body. Bonus features include tips for keeping one's abs in good condition, and more. An energetic fitness guide drawing from pilates, yoga, ballet, dance, and body sculpting to provide a balanced total workout. 70 minutes, color.
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| Renew You: Cardio Fusion |
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| Reviewer: Collage Video |
| DESCRIPTION: Flowing cardio and graceful toning, it's an elegant blend of yoga, ballet, jazz dance and Pilates (all with a strong core focus). Tracey's smooth, easy-to-follow movements seem to capture the best from each technique. The barefoot aerobics has a free-form, modern dance feel - gently swaying pliés and passés, rib circles and flutter steps. The Pilates and yoga-based toning uses dumbbells to work multiple muscle groups at once. Many of these routines are unique or exceptionally fluid (e.g. bicep curls within a yoga warrior pose, or circular dumbbell motions instead of fixed up-and-down movements). Restful outdoor setting and flute-style music. Requires 2 to 5 lb. dumbbells. ©2006. (62 min.).
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| Tracey Mallett's Renew You: Cardio Fusion
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| Reviewer: Janiss Garza, editor-in-chief YourExerciseDVD's.com |
Working out with exercise DVDs is a great way to begin your 2007 fitness resolution. Janiss Garza, editor-in-chief of YourExerciseDVDs.com, names 10 excellent exercise DVDs to help you get started. Los Angeles, CA January 5, 2007 -- So you've resolved to get fit in 2007? According to Janiss Garza, editor-in-chief of the website YourExerciseDVDs.com, you don't have to join an expensive gym to accomplish your goal. In fact, using exercise DVDs as your fitness program foundation may be a better way to get, and stay, in shape.
Ms. Garza, who has tried out several hundred exercise DVDs over the past 6 years, has named 10 favorites from 2006 that were reviewed on YourExerciseDVDs,com. "We've picked out DVDs for a variety of levels, from beginners to advanced, and a variety of styles, from cardio to Pilates," she says. "Whether you're starting a new program or increasing the intensity of your routine, there's something on this list for you." Many of the DVDs require 2 to 5 pound dumbbells, and others require an exercise mat - all very inexpensive to acquire.
Voted in the top 10 Tracey Mallett's Renew You: Cardio Fusion - This creative blend of ballet, modern dance, Pilates and Yoga is a mind-body workout that gets real results.
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| Tracey Mallett's Renew You: Cardio Fusion
(Razor Fitness) 2006 |
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| Reviewer: YourExerciseDVD's.com |
What is it?
An hour-long workout that includes elements of ballet, modern dance, Yoga and Pilates. The focus is a little more on fat burning than on toning, but you get both. Tracey Mallett instructs.
Who is it for?
Advanced beginning through intermediate exercisers. While this workout may seem a little on the low-key side, many of these moves are more difficult than they appear. You will need a mat and 2 to 5-pound hand weights.
What to expect:
If you're familiar with Tracey Mallett's boot camp workouts, then you'll be surprised at how well she can tone down her approach (while toning you up at the same time). Her Renew You series blends more feminine exercise styles into a workout that, while gentle, is not all that easy either. Mallett starts you off easy with about 10 minutes of Sun Salutations and some ballet exercises. That's your warm up. The next 15 minutes is a barefoot cardio session, where you are performing flowing, dancey movements to raise your heart rate slightly. But just because you aren't going all-out, don't think you won't be challenged - a number of the moves involve balance and will go a long way to strengthen both your legs and your core stabilizing muscles. For the next half hour, you'll be toning your body with light weights and compound exercises. If you do Pilates and/ or ballet, you'll recognize Mallett's approach, and you'll also know that even with the light weights, you'll be getting results. Finally, Mallett wraps it up with a brief relaxation - a welcome pause that's rare, even in many Yoga DVDs these days. You end the workout refreshed and ready to face the rest of your day with renewed energy and spirit. |
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| Reviewer: MovieReviewsCenter.com |
| Fitness guru Tracey Mallett helps viewers hammer their bodies into shape with this intense, fast-paced workout that combines today's best regimens. Start with the calming practices of yoga and Pilates, amp up the challenge with a dash of ballet, funk it up with dance and complete the package with strength training moves. The result: a heart-pounding routine that will shape the body into a brand-new lean and strong incarnation. |
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