[bravissima82]

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[par12199]

I would love to have feedback on PUSH videos as well. I am interested in trying these, but they are costly.
Thanks!

[LindaT]

I'm waiting for my month 5 DVD to arrive any day now, so I obviously like the program. Well, I like the strength training part that is. The cardio portion is not my favorite as I cannot doing jumping and higher impact things due to ankle and knee medical issues and all of the cardio sessions but one had a lot of that in it.

Consistency is key. You really do need to be able to do the strength portion 3 days a week in order to be ready for the next session/ DVD. Also, make sure you don't pick too challenging of a starting level. You can choose from levels 1-4, with 4 being the toughest and one being beginner. I picked three and now am rather regretting it, but I refuse to give up.

[72butterfly]

I've been so back on forth on deciding to do PUSH or not do PUSH. I prefer to exercise at home and I have quite a bit of exercise quipment/accessories. I may do it after all.

[healthyeater]

I just got my 5th month dvd in the mail today. Bob is also my trainer. My level is begginer and I really like the resistence training. But not too crazy about the cardio portions, except for grooves1, which I thought was pretty good.

I think as long as you use it, it is worth the cost. Although, I would not object if they offered dvd's with only resistance for less money--since I am am not really using the cardio part anyway, and substituting with other cardio.

[DRAFTROBIN]

I also just joined the PUSH program and chose Bob Harper and The LowDown with Petra Kolber...I am definately looking foward do doing this...and it's only $25 a month, compared to the $40 for the gym here. And there's no one to stare at me.