-Год выпуска: 2006 - 2010 Страна: USA Жанр: фитнес Продолжительность: 16:13+43:29+54:32 Язык: Английский Перевод: Отсутствует
(discontinued and then re-released in 2010)-Описание: Джиллиан Майклз для начинающих / Jillian Michaels for Beginners - Frontside / Backside
Эксперт в области фитнеса – Джиллиан Майклз выпустила обновленный сет DVD для начинающих, который подойдет абсолютно всем. Эти тренировки нацелены на проработку мышц верхней и нижней части тела и состоят из шести кардио-силовых интервалов, каждый из которых, несомненно, позволят сжечь кучу калорий и привести мышцы в тонус. Присоединяйтесь к команде бывших участников фитнес-программы – «The Biggest Loser» - Кими Дав, Шэйн Джилс и Питу Томасу. На протяжении всей тренировки они помогут вам поддерживать безграничную мотивацию, а в отдельном сегменте "Интервью" поделятся с вами своим опытом тренировок и дадут множество полезных советов.-Frontside/«Передняя сторона» - Данная тренировка в первую очередь направлена на развитие мышц пресса, рук и ног (она идеально сочетается с тренировкой Джилиан «Задняя сторона»). Тренировка включает легко выполнимые серии аэробных/тонизирующих циклов, в которых чередуются жиросжигающие кардио-упражнения с упражнениями, направленными на развитие тонуса мышц. -Backside/«Задняя сторона» - Целью этой тренировки является проработка мышц ягодиц, ног и спины (она предназначена для использования в сочетании с тренировкой Джилиан «Передняя сторона»). Тренировка состоит из простых аэробных и тонизирующих циклов-последовательностей, где аэробные упражнения чередуются с упражнениями на развитие тонуса мышц. -В ходе тренировок Джилиан объясняет, каковы цель, задачи и принципы воздействия каждого упражнения. Тренировки снята в формате индивидуальной тренировки с Джилиан в реальном времени. Джилиан тренирует клиента в режиме «один-на-один», дает советы по технике выполнения упражнений и мотивирует в своем неповторимом, ставшим уже легендарном, стиле. Для тренировок потребуется резиновый амортизатор и гантели весом от 3 до 5 фунтов. По желанию можно использовать небольшую степ-платформу высотой 4 дюйма (~10 см). Музыкального сопровождения нет. Видео включает интервью с теми, кто успешно сбросил лишний вес.-Уровень: Начальный-Качество: DVDRip Формат: AVI Видео: XviD, 640 x 480, 4/3, 1 495 Kbps, 23.976 fps, 0.203 b/px Аудио: MPEG-1 Audio layer 3, 128 Kbps, CBR, 48.0 KHz, 2 ch.
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Аннотация на англ. языке The first step in fitness just got a little easier. Join Jillian Michaels as she takes you through beginner circuits of cardio and strength exercises that will help to melt away the pounds and build muscle. The 43-minute FRONTSIDE workout focuses on the muscles in your chest, shoulders, triceps, abdomen, and quadriceps. The 54-minute BACKSIDE workout targets your back, buns, hamstrings and biceps. Join former contestants from The Biggest Loser - Kimmi Dove, Shane Giles and Pete Thomas - as they workout along with you and provide limitless motivation with their inspirational interviews.-Frontside
This "frontside" program primarily targets your abs, arms and legs (it's ideally paired with Jillian's complimentary "backside" DVD). The workout features an easy-to-follow series of aero/tone circuits — alternating between fat-burning cardio and muscle-firming toning. But it's more than just a “workout” — Jillian also wants to teach you about fitness (e.g. while you’re exercising, she explains the “hows” and “whys” of each movement). In fact, it’s filmed like an actual personal training session with Jillian. She’s one-on-one with her client, offering technique tips plus lots of bootcamp-style encouragement. Requires an X-ertube and 3 to 5 lb. dumbbells. A small, 4-inch-high “step box” is also optional. No music. Includes motivational interviews with successful weight losers.-Backside
This "backside" workout focuses on your buttocks, legs and back (it's designed to be used in conjunction with Jillian's similar "frontside" DVD). The workout features straight-forward aero/tone circuits — sequences that alternate between aerobics and body-sculpting. However, in addition to the “workout,” Jillian also includes information about fitness (e.g. while you’re exercising, she explains the “hows” and “whys” of each movement). The program is filmed like an actual personal training session with Jillian. She’s one-on-one with her client, offering technique tips plus lots of her legendary motivation/encouragement. Requires an X-ertube and 3 to 5 lb. dumbbells. A small, 4-inch-high “step box” is also optional. No music. Includes motivational interviews with successful weight losers
This two-DVD set consists of two circuit training workouts (weight training sets interspersed with cardio intervals to keep the heart rate up) that work the whole body. Jillian divides the weight training exercises by 'front side' (chest, quads, shoulders, etc) and 'back side' (back, glutes, etc). Both workouts have ab segments. Each DVD consists of 6 sets of workouts; 'Frontside' totals 40 minutes, and 'Backside' is about 50 minutes. Contrary to what one reviewer said, the Biggest Loser participants who demonstrate the exercises usually have good form, though sometimes they seem to rush through the exercises a bit (Jillian does make them slow down occasionally). All three Biggest Loser people seem to have maintained their weight loss since leaving the show, to their credit (and unlike many other show participants). Jillian generally instructs them, and the viewer, about correct form and modifications and only occasionally does the exercises with them. I had been doing cardio exercises several times a day for a few weeks, but not much weight training - so I wasn't totally out of shape but was pretty weak. I've been doing the DVDs for 3 weeks now, and already have seen and felt results. My legs feel stronger when I'm out walking or doing daily tasks, and my arms feel firmer. I've always had a bad lower back, and was a bit afraid of lifting weights, but the increased strength has actually helped to alleviate my back pain. I've also lost a few pounds (though I also do about 5 cardio sessions/week in addition to 4 Front/Backside sessions.) I have to do a few of the exercises with modifications, but I'm sure I will gradually progress (Jillian says that in 3 months you should be able to do all the exercises at the 'advanced' levels). Stylistically, Jillian is enthusiastic but not too cutesy, though on 'Frontside' she does get a bit giggly. This doesn't bother me (it shows she has a great relationship with the Biggest Loser people, who clearly love her) but it may bother some people. If you're expecting the Scary Jillian from the show, you won't get that - you get a friendly and enthusiastic trainer. And as others have noted, there's no music and there's just a plain white background. I find this to be quite acceptable since it helps me concentrate on form. I have other DVDs if I want music and scenic backdrops. The only thing missing from these DVDs are warmup or cooldown/stretching segments, but you can just add your own.
If you are amazed by how much weight contestants lost while on the reality show: "The Biggest Loser," this workout gives you an idea of how much effort it takes to see real results in a short amount of time. This workout is perhaps one of the most difficult I've tried due to the circuit-style training. To be honest, this will be enjoyed by anyone who is at least intermediate and it will give beginners lots to look forward to. Jillian Michaels puts Shane through the paces first with the first circuit that consists of a series of exercises that is repeated three times. So, you get three sets of exercises of 10 repetitions each as you work through jumping jacks (I used a small aerobic stepper or you can walk in place), push-ups and squats using a chair. Kim joins Jillian for the second circuit as she enjoys a cardio interval of walking then does "bench dips," which I think are a little easier when you hold on to a kitchen counter instead of a chair at the start and then finishes with squats. If you are doing 5-8 reps at the start that is fine and then you can work to 10. I was seriously not keeping up with the third circuit, which seemed at a faster pace with jump rope, chest exercises and squats. By the time I was on the floor and then back up standing, I was only able to do about 5-8 reps. I didn't think that holding the weights while jumping up and down was a good idea because this puts strain on your wrists. The jumping jacks seem better if you are walking and raising your arms at the start. If the exercises are too "bouncy" or "high impact" then you have the option of walking, which I gratefully did instead. On the fourth circuit Shane returns for jumping jacks, shoulder exercises and chair squats. I was amazed to make it to circuit five where you march in place and actually get a bit of a break and then do some fun oblique work while working out your legs at the same time. By circuit six, you will literally feel the fat melting off you as you again do jumping and then do some seriously good lateral raises and a plank that tests your endurance. I didn't make it to thirty seconds the first two times, but with Jillian motivational teaching style, I braced for the last one and held it for thirty seconds even by then I was shaking and about to fall over. This workout is seriously geared towards fat burning and will be enjoyed most by intermediate exercisers who want a good cardiovascular challenge while working out arms, legs and abs. My endurance was seriously tested and everything seemed more challenging because of the circuit-style workout. If you are ready for some serious exercising, Jillian will show you the way "my love," as she says. She has a real sassy teaching style which keeps you smiling. ~The Rebecca Review
Jillian Michaels puts three contestants who lost weight on The Biggest Loser Show through the paces again. Here they demonstrate exercises in five circuit-style segments. The circuit-training workout is themed so you are working the muscles of the back, but you also do some abdominal exercises and you keep the heart rate up by doing cardiovascular exercises. This is a challenging workout that might be enjoyed the most by intermediates but will give beginners some real challenges for abs, arms and muscles on the back of the body. Shane joins her on the first segment and she teaches how to adapt the exercises for low impact. 3-5lb weights are used and weights are also used during the lunges. For the second section, Kim joins Jillian and uses a step. The back exercises look pretty tricky, so you may want to do a pelvic lift from yoga or pilates instead of the more complex bridge when you first start this exercise routine. In the third section, there is more of an emphasis on traditional weight lifting with dead lifts and then some fun speed skating moves. Jillian's edgy teaching style comes through as she playfully teases the contestants and gets them working out at a higher level with encouragement and motivational tips. The fourth segment is especially interesting as you can learn to row at home by using an exercise band. The donkey kicks and bicep curls in the fifth segment alternate with more stepping. Variations are shown for the donkey kicks, using the exercise band. Then back to skating and more working on the abs and back for the sixth section. Overall this is an excellent workout
with many challenges for beginners. ~The Rebecca Review
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