MTV Fitness - Pilates Mix | 
enlarge | Actor: Kristin Mcgee Studio: MTV Category: DVD
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Rating: 25 reviews Sales Rank: 25928
Format: Color, Dvd-video, Full Screen, Ntsc Language: English (Original Language) Rating: NR (Not Rated) Region: 1 Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Number Of Items: 1 Running Time: 70 Minutes Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
MPN: 887444 ISBN: 1415707456 UPC: 097368874442 EAN: 9781415707456 ASIN: B00062IE00
Theatrical Release Date: 2004 Release Date: December 14, 2004 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description MIX IT UP! Work your arms abs and legs or your legs arms and abs; it's up to you. Pilates guru Kristin McGee is back again in two new customizable half-hour workouts.WORK IT OUT! Roll out the mat and get ready to work it.With DJ Danny Sullivan laying down the beats and an exciting mix of features your Pilates routine will never be the same - unless you want it to be.System Requirements: Running Time 70 MinFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre: HEALTH/FITNESS Rating: G UPC: 097368874442 Manufacturer No: 887444
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Challenging April 22, 2008 Sharon Douglas (Detroit, MI USA) I was pleasantly surprised by the difficulty of this work-out video. When I first started this video I almost died in the first half but I am beginning to feel stronger and its not so hard.. I wouldn't suggest this to anyone who isn't dedicted
eh November 28, 2007 Brie 1 out of 2 found this review helpful
i must admit, i was extremely excited to see that mtv put out pilates and yoga fitness tapes. i figured, "hey, maybe there will be some decent music involved and i wont get bored out of my mind." well this was not the case. it involves typical workout music, despite the fact that it says "oh DJ whatever rockin the music." no. theres isnt and adrenaline pumping music. so if youre looking for a fun workout, this is not it.
This Pilates is best when mixed! October 22, 2007 soylatte (Florida, USA) I am an intermediate-level exerciser and I enjoy working out 7 days a week. When I first got this dvd, I was determined to do Routine 1 (upper body and abs), Routine 2 (lower body and abs), and the bonus (lower body) all in one shot. This gave me an exquisitely painful workout (my wrists--ouch!!!), but it put me out of commission for a couple of days (and this was doing Routine 1 with the beginners' modifications!). Since I do like to workout daily, I decided to switch to the customizable workout option; this option allows you to pick abbreviated portions of the full routines. I still get an extremely effective, challenging full-body workout without having to take any days off for recuperation! If I have an extra 10 minutes, I also do the bonus workout. And if I'm feeling particularly brave, then I do have the choice to do the full routines. That's what makes this dvd a godsend. Bravo to Kristin McGee for another winner.
Not traditional pilates... September 5, 2007 vote4serenity2 (USA) 2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is very much a fusion-type workout! I agree that for me, the pacing was quick and some of the moves I wasn't quite ready for. To safely do this workout, I recommend you at least be at an intermediate level (and not have any wrist problems!) I had a bad fall a few months ago and can't do much plank work, so I'll have to put this DVD away for another time. But, I liked the instructor! Kristin was very upbeat and motivating, and I would probably purchase other workouts led by her. If you're looking for detailed instruction though, you won't find it here!
Good only for advanced pilates July 12, 2007 Emily (Washington, DC) 3 out of 3 found this review helpful
For someone who does pilates at an advanced level - this DVD is great. The customizable aspect is nice for keeping variety without having to own a ton of DVDs. If you are a beginner or casual pilates patron - this DVD is not for you. Even though they claim to have a person doing "beginner" level version of all of the exercises, the type of exercises that the instructor does are inherantly advanced. So even though there are modifications shown, they are way above the skill level of the casual pilates user. The progression is fast and intense, and the camera angles do not make it easy to follow the person doing the modified moves. If you are advanced and have very good strength, balance and endurance, then the speed and intensity of these workouts should be good for you.
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