I watched the FitPrime previews, they didn't impress me as tough or interesting. The KickButts look a little more promising. However I don’t think it looks like Keli Robert's best work either.
Strong Bear looks 'disconnected' and strange. The two workouts I was most interested in are Crunch Time and Steamin' Cardio & I already have the original versions on DVD.
I actually like Kelsie Daniels of the original Steamin' Cardio workout better than I like Heidi Tanner in the WHFN clips. The original Crunch Time has Susan Harris - and I just like Susan better than Tamela. I can't tell from the clips but in Cardio Burn Tamela seems to be talking to the audience like they're 'extra special kids.'
I was surprised that Kimberly Spreen apparently only does the kickboxing segments in Heidi's Push-Pull (which was originally From the Ground Up). She certainly seems talented, I wish they had used her more.
I've owned 4 of the original FitPrimes and only kept 2 of them. Even then I don't do them very often. I like Weights First the best but it's not getting remade, which might be OK since I love Tracie and *nobody* can do it better than Tracie
Anyway I'm waiting to see what the reviews look like. It certainly is nice to see the original FIRM founders working on a project with a business manager and I hope they do well.
Did anyone see the preview of the KickButt infomercial? It was very short but I got the feeling that KickButt is going to be a hardsell for the typical infomercial audience. I mean, no equipment/gadgets or false promises, not even a single promise of 'lose 10 lbs in 2 days'? There was the promise of 'results in 6 workouts' which I guess might be true if you are new to exercise and/or weight training in general... the FitPrimes might fare better with the beginner crowd...