Any suggestions for high-rep, low-weight workouts?

[LeanneM]

Thanks, Vintage VFer and Helen! I had Slim Series and did a few rounds of it, but each time I did it, my saddlebags grew on me. (The same thing happened with Chris Freytag's slimdown set -- can't remember the name of it.)

I'll definitely look into these other options. I've been especially curious about Hamelin's stuff.

Thank you!

[eyefit]

I might be starting to sound like a broken record but I highly recommend Linda Wooldridge! Her two dvds Barre Ball Blast and Resista-Barre are available at Total Fitness (https://www.totalfitnessdvds.com/Sea...nda+wooldridge) and they are awesome. She also has a youtube channel with tons of free (but really good!) content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGm...smXgnnsmfF95PA and she sells downloads from her online site: http://www.workoutdvdworld.com.au/

[LeanneM]

Originally Posted by eyefit

I might be starting to sound like a broken record but I highly recommend Linda Wooldridge! Her two dvds Barre Ball Blast and Resista-Barre are available at Total Fitness (https://www.totalfitnessdvds.com/Sea...nda+wooldridge) and they are awesome. She also has a youtube channel with tons of free (but really good!) content: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGm...smXgnnsmfF95PA and she sells downloads from her online site: http://www.workoutdvdworld.com.au/

Thanks, Colleen! I haven't seen any mentions of her, so I really appreciate you suggesting her since I know we have similar tastes. I'll look into her!

With Mary's sale this weekend, I'm going to be in trouble!

[Sassy]

For specific Jari Love recommendations I like Slim & Lean, and Ripped & Chiseled. They are both well chaptered, no nonsense weight workouts.

I don't like Ripped to the Core because with her compound movements, I'm always too heavy for my upper body or too light for my lower body.

[LeanneM]

Originally Posted by Sassy

For specific Jari Love recommendations I like Slim & Lean, and Ripped & Chiseled. They are both well chaptered, no nonsense weight workouts.

I don't like Ripped to the Core because with her compound movements, I'm always too heavy for my upper body or too light for my lower body.

Thanks, Sassy! I think I have those two, so I'll try them out this weekend while I'm thinking about what to order next.

[Aunt Famous]

No bother. You're always entitled to my opinion! (Hee hee.)

I like Defined Lines, Leaning Out, and Staying Power from the Longevity series. As for ECF, I like Body Sculpt, Thighs/Glutes, and Arms/Abs.

Go get 'em, tiger.

AF

Check out my blog at www.typeALC.com

[LeanneM]

Originally Posted by Aunt Famous

No bother. You're always entitled to my opinion! (Hee hee.)

I like Defined Lines, Leaning Out, and Staying Power from the Longevity series. As for ECF, I like Body Sculpt, Thighs/Glutes, and Arms/Abs.

Go get 'em, tiger.

AF

Check out my blog at www.typeALC.com

LOL! Roar! Thanks, AF!

[LoveVA]

Slim & Lean is a good one. Revved to the Max is really good for lower body work.

Weights & Abs is great. It's only 30 minutes but really thorough and fun.

For a mix of cardio and weights, Get Ripped 1000 is good.

[LeanneM]

Originally Posted by LoveVA

Slim & Lean is a good one. Revved to the Max is really good for lower body work.

Weights & Abs is great. It's only 30 minutes but really thorough and fun.

For a mix of cardio and weights, Get Ripped 1000 is good.

Thanks so much, LoveVA! I have quite a few of Jari's older ones, but stopped buying her workouts a few years ago, even though I really do like her. I'll investigate these! Thank you!

[Jane P.]

Cathe's Lift It Hiit Legs is lower body high rep weight moves followed by a similar plyo move. So if you don't mind impact, it's very effective. You can also just do the high rep weight moves alone.

I also like Strong Body, Ageless Body by Erin O'Brien. Great high rep total body workout.