Dommage que de tels supports en français n''existent pas ou soient introuvables.
Very nice DVD, the coach Josh Taylor is so professionnel, so great ... the top of the top. It''s a real pleasure !!! and the music helps to burn ! I will buy all of his DVD. And even if I don''t speak english every day, it''s very easy to understand the instructions of Josh Taylor with the basic of english. Is there any coach like Josh Taylor in France ?
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This is my first review ever. I truly felt compelled to write this.I''ve participated in one of Josh Taylor''s master classes in person before and knew him to be chatty, but this DVD takes the cake. Do not buy this if you want a workout DVD. Only buy this if want a DVD which asks you to pedal while you listen to a "motivational speech".
Josh Taylor talks sooooo much that it is distracting and annoying. He means well, but a spinning DVD is not the right venue for it. I wanted to be pushed to work out hard. I don''t need a therapist want-a-be telling me to "be all I can be" or "pick my motivational word".
His cue changes during the DVD are minor basically he asks that you increase resistance slowly and spin. Stay on the saddle or get up. He leaves it up to you. I could do that on my own with some good music without having to listen to his incessant banter.
It''s definitely not worth the $24. Do not buy.
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Race Day Energy Zone is a good DVD that gets the heart rate up and has a good instructor.You start out with about 10 minutes of warming up where the instructor is talking to you getting you motivated for the "race". He takes you through the positions you''ll be using and he gives you a way to monitor your cadence without a cadence meter. You then do a 25-ish minute race followed by a 10 minute cool down/stretch.
The first time I listened to it, I thought the guy was a bit too into ''feeling the bike'' and being one with the bike...I thought we were going to stop pedaling and start meditating at once, especially with the music and how into some of the people are (especially the blonde chick with short hair in the front...). However, after I gave it a couple tries, I like this instructor. He pushes you and it helps get results.
Now for the bad parts, timing and misguided instructions.
About 12 minutes into the race (i wore a watch after the first time), he says something like "I asked you how you''re going to feel 5, 10 minutes in. How about 15 minutes in?" presuming I was at 15 minutes already, I was pretty happy to only have 10 minutes left, as I was getting tired the first time! Then he says that in the last 5 minutes is when we''re going to prove ourselves what we can do...again presuming now I''m 20 minutes in-SWEET!. However, after this he says that the next song is 7.5 minutes long and then we''re done...ok that''s confusing...a few minutes ago I thought we only had 5 minutes left!
Then with an actual 5 minutes to go, he says 5 minutes to go. I did this with a stopwatch and he''s off in his time. When he says 5 minutes to go, it''s actually about 6 minutes to go. When he says 1 minute, it''s 1.5 minutes, 30 seconds to go is actually a minute...it''s only when he says 15 seconds left is when the time is accurate because he counts down from ten.
Now, this is good and aggravating the first time around. It''s good the first time because you don''t expect it so you really push yourself to another level, but then you''re pissed off when he can''t tell time. Nowadays, I just look at my own watch and wait until I actually have 5 minutes to go before I start pushing myself. Maybe he did this completely on purpose because he knows people will keep going or maybe he just was off in his time...I''m not sure. However, I don''t care for it too much.
Another drawback is that there''s no on-screen timer the whole time...a simple addition that would have been easy to add, I would think.
All in all though, I really recommend it and it is a great DVD...I highly recommend a cadence meter, wristwatch, and heart rate monitor though, as his method of using ''perceived exertion'' doesn''t seem to reliable...it''s basically a scale of 1-10 of how you''re feeling...it''s just not too accurate.
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