Is there a video for the treadmill?

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    Supersub's AvatarSupersub , 10-05-2007 08:50 AM
    I'm wanting a video for a treadmill workout. I like the motivation of an instructor and workout but I want to do it on the treadmill. All I've really found are scenery videos. They make it look like you are hiking through France or something. I don't want scenery I want somebody telling me to move my butt!

    Does anyone know of a video that might be helpful?
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    Cassie501107's AvatarCassie501107 , 10-05-2007 01:12 PM
    http://www.collagevideo.com/cart/default.aspx

    Have you looked here? Go down to keywords and type in "treadmill"...they have a few there.
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    Idealmuse's AvatarIdealmuse , 10-08-2007 09:23 AM
    I think I read something about the barry's boot camp having some treadmill stuff on it as well as advanced weight training type boot camp stuff.
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    Michele L's AvatarMichele L , 10-09-2007 04:34 PM
    I have a CD from iFIT. My treadmill has the capability to move when the CD tells it to, but you could change the settings yourself. I have the level 2, which is about 35 minutes. I know they have levels 1 and 3, too. You might just go to their website and look around. I LOVE mine! It adds in speed with lower intensity or lower speed with higher intensity. It's a GREAT workout!
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    suzie76's Avatarsuzie76 , 12-26-2007 07:16 PM
    You may also like Cardio Coach: www.cardiocoach.com They are guided audio workouts. There are about ten different ones-they get more intense the higher the number of the wokrout. Coach Sean is extremely motivating.

    good luck-
    Sherry
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    sportmom's Avatarsportmom , 12-29-2007 08:35 PM
    I got one called "TreadMoves" from my library and liked it so much I bought it. Has like 3 different workouts on it and they also get you on the ground to do things like pull-ups on the treadmill dashboard bar thingee.
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    Rizeninme's AvatarRizeninme , 01-02-2008 03:45 PM
    You should check out Netflix- I always try all my exercise DVD's from Netflix first before I buy them- most of them I decide are not worth the money, but they have hundreds, including "treadmoves" which was mentioned earlier.
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