Cathe LITE PHA2 - Thoughts
PHA2 is a fast moving cardio-inducing total body workout. It alternates lower and upper movements. The original PHA workout has been one of my favorite Cathe workouts.
In PHA2, you are performing 8 exercises per round. There are two rounds. Each round is further subdivided into two sub-rounds or sets. There is an A round and a B round. You will do all 8 exercises in round A and then repeat them again in round B before moving to the next grouping. The number of reps vary by the exercise.
As stated earlier this is a fast moving workout. There is really no time to write anything down. This is one of those workouts where you want to have an idea of your weight selection before hand.
I like this workout just as much as the first PHA.
The DVD Menu
Getting Started
Play
Chapters
Basic Premixes (total 5)
Timesaver Premixes (total 8)
Scrambled Premixes (total 5)
Bonus (6 Pack ABS #1, Pyramid Pump Biceps, Extended Stretch #2)
Audio Settings
4 & 1/4 stars
In PHA2, you are performing 8 exercises per round. There are two rounds. Each round is further subdivided into two sub-rounds or sets. There is an A round and a B round. You will do all 8 exercises in round A and then repeat them again in round B before moving to the next grouping. The number of reps vary by the exercise.
As stated earlier this is a fast moving workout. There is really no time to write anything down. This is one of those workouts where you want to have an idea of your weight selection before hand.
I like this workout just as much as the first PHA.
The DVD Menu
Getting Started
Play
Chapters
Basic Premixes (total 5)
Timesaver Premixes (total 8)
Scrambled Premixes (total 5)
Bonus (6 Pack ABS #1, Pyramid Pump Biceps, Extended Stretch #2)
Audio Settings
4 & 1/4 stars
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