zumba dvds arrived, recommend it to everyone!

Sweethearts

Gold Member

• 2 September 2011

• #1

Got them threw the post this morning, started straight away.. was abit disappointed at first because the moves were abit hard to grasp, but after a few tries you get the hang of it. I absolutely love it, worked up a real sweat and you can feel it's working! Got toning sticks with it too but haven't used them yet, will keep you posted about them. I would recommend it to everyone, doesn't feel abit like exercise, it's so fun!

 

LisaC

Gold Member

• 4 September 2011

• #2

I ordered mine a few days ago so hoping to get them this week, cant wait to try!

 

Sweethearts

Gold Member

• 4 September 2011

• #3

I love it, it's so fun to do aswell. You feel the effects in the morning though it's well worth it, hope it works for you x

 

LisaC

Gold Member

• 5 September 2011

• #4

I bought the Zumba for the Wii which I loved at first but its really inaccurate as it can only guess that you'er moving right. Plus the belt wouldn't stay around my waist! I'll try my dvd's as soon as they arrive, looking forward to getting into the hype that is Zumba!

 

Jettica

Shoot to thrill

• 5 September 2011

• #5

I've been tempted to go to the classes they have near me but I'm so uncoordinated that I don't dare. Am going to try the basics DVD tonight to see how that goes!

 

LisaC

Gold Member

• 5 September 2011

• #6

Jettica said:

I've been tempted to go to the classes they have near me but I'm so uncoordinated that I don't dare. Am going to try the basics DVD tonight to see how that goes!

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I'm too aware of myself to go to a class but in the newest SW amgazine there's a story about a woman who now teaches zumba & she said that even if you have no co-ordination & natural rhythm you'll love it.

 

Jettica

Shoot to thrill

• 5 September 2011

• #7

Maybe I should try then. I'm so tempted. Maybe after payday, I already spend £140 a month on a personal trainer!

 

LisaC

Gold Member

• 5 September 2011

• #8

Jettica said:

Maybe I should try then. I'm so tempted. Maybe after payday, I already spend £140 a month on a personal trainer!

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I've always wanted a PT!! I struggle with confidence being in a gym. I think if you can do that you should try a zumba class

 

Jettica

Shoot to thrill

• 5 September 2011

• #9

It's in a studio so it's usually just me and my PT, occassionally there's another PT and his client in there. The worst thing is the wall-to-wall mirror!

I recommend it to anyone. It's so great having someone constantly monitoring your food intake, fitness levels and weight. It's made me stick to my weight loss regime much better than if I'd been going at it alone.

 

LisaC

Gold Member

• 5 September 2011

• #10

The nearest gym to me is a Bannatynes & the membership is pretty expensive. I'm lucky in that when it comes to exercise I'm really motivated on my own, I have tons of dvd's & few pieces of equipment which I love & stick at. Quite a rare thing I suppose