Rating:  - I LOVE GREGPurchasing this video is a repeat offense on my part. My original 1987 tape wore out, and even though I probably have the routine memorized, I am purchasing this product again for the entertainment value that comes from watching Greg in action. I agree with previous reviewers -you absolutely feel a difference when you do this routine. Rating:  - Hardcore workout on DVD!As a longtime fan and user of The Original Buns of Steel workout, I can testify to the dramatic results this workout offers. This workout is not only hardcore, it is also a fun trip back to the 1980s! I have used the VHS version for many years and recently discovered, to my happiness, that a DVD version exists! The Original Buns of Steel workout has upgraded itself to today's technology! An official website exists at: www.originalbunsofsteeldvd.com I encourage others to use this workout. You will see the results you want! Rating: - great video really works!ok this video is a little bit outdated but i like it, it looks better than the sterile white boring backgrounds of current videos. the work out is challenging but after a while it gets easier to keep up and complete each set. the best thing about it is it really creates results!! Rating: - BEST WORKOUT!!!First...this is a great workout. Yes, it is 80's...but it is really humorous. It is the best workout for your butt and thighs...you will be sore! My question is when are they going to put this on DVD? Rating: - I LOVE this workout!I'm glad I took the advice of the many great reviews on Amazon and bought this video (used.) It's a great, effective workout with substance, and easy to stick with. You often don't find this in more recent workout DVD's. I'd say it's one of the best workout tapes I own. It works every muscle in your thighs and butt, plus some ab work. Some of the moves are excruciatingly hard, but it's working when you feel the burn. The workout is safe, easy on your back and joints, and doesn't require complicated dance moves (lucky for me, I'm so uncoordinated!) I know it's really cheesy, made in 1987 with it's 80's music, headbands, legwarmers, the guy with Jheri curl in his hair, full makeup and mall hair on the girls, but that's what I love about it. Between that and hearing, "Reach for the stars!" and Greg Smithey's other cheesy ecouragements, you can LAUGH your butt off while blasting your glutes. Otherwise, just turn down the sound and listen to your IPod. I'm going to have to have this converted to a DVD.
|
