Step360 Fast Interval Training DVD - Thoughts

Step 360 Fast Interval Training DVD contains 6 workouts.
There workouts are:
Cardio Accelerator - 20 minutes
Turn Up The Burn - 20 minutes
Love Your Belly, Butt & Thighs - 20 minutes
Body Sculpt Blaster - 10 minutes
Speed Slimming Sculpt - 10 minutes
Tone Up in 10 - 10 minutes

Jessie is the trainer.  Along with Jessie, Madison Chase, Cat Chiarelli, and Teri Ann Krefting are the cast members.

In the 20 minute workouts, Jessie is instructing as the other three perform the various exercises.
In the 10 minute workouts, Jessie is performing the exercises along with only 2 of the ladies.
All the workouts have a beginner modifier and they all contain a warm up and cool down.

Jessie calls his Fast Interval Training technique Cardio and Strength Quickies in which you are doing 30 and 60 second burst.  So depending on the workout your are performing the exercise for either 60 or 30 seconds. There is no clock.  Jessie tells you when to start and when to stop.

My favorite workouts were Cardio Accelerator and Turn Up The Burn. I like the format of both of these workouts and the 20 minutes went by super quick.
Contrast that with Love your belly..... this 20 minute workout felt long.
The 10 minute workouts use the Sculpting Cord and those workouts were okay.
The workouts were challenging because of the the unstable platform.  Even when you are sitting or lying on the platform  you can feel the instability so you are working to correct your balance.

Cardio Accelerator - 3 & 3/4 stars
Turn Up the Burn - 3 & 3/4 stars
Love Your Belly - 3 stars
Body Sculpt Blaster - 3 & 1/2 stars
Speed Slimming Sculpt 3 & 1/2 stars
Tone Up in 10 - 3 & 1/4 stars

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  1. Just came across your blog a couple of days ago. Haven't had a chance to go through many of the posts but I love what I've seen so far. Thanks for sharing your reviews!!!

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