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Studio: Gaiam Americas Release Date: 11/30/2004
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131 of 132 people found the following review helpful
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I own three of Leslie's other walking DVDs and this one adds variety. I've never done any kick-boxing before, so for me this DVD is challenging enough and lots of fun. Half of the time she has you do the familiar leg lifts, knee lifts, kicks, and walking. The other half is devoted to basic kick-boxing moves. If you are new to Leslie Sansone, you might want to start off with her 2 Mile Walk Away the Pounds DVD, and then try this one. Thanks Leslie, for another great DVD!
87 of 89 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Leslie's new video walk/kick was a lot of fun. I have had my copy for a while now and finally got around to doing the video. I had a blast. She has four of her walk leaders walking with her and she make her little flubs as usual but if she didn't then it wouldn't be a Leslie Sansone video! You still the enthusiasm that you get in all her videos. You will do four stints of power walking and then slow it down for four kick boxing stints. Her moves are easy to follow but if you would like to try her basic moves before adding in new moves then try her original Walk Away the Pounds (WATP) they are her best videos and they introduce you to the moves. Yet, this one is right under those in terms of being fun. I didn't even realized that 33 minutes were up so fast. It was just a great video. Definitely recommended if you have done WATP's in the past and enjoyed them or didn't feel they were enough of a challenge/your stuck in a rut try this one out as it can help push you over that plateau; it uses different moves to help your body use new muscles.
**If still to easy you need to exaggerate more or add arms even when she doesn't you should at least break a sweat.**
**If still to easy you need to exaggerate more or add arms even when she doesn't you should at least break a sweat.**
31 of 31 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This was part of my second set of Walk Away the Pounds DVDs. I previously bought her 2001 1, 2, and 3 mile DVD walks. I wouldn't necessarily recommend this to WATP beginners, or those who are very inactive. I didn't realize how out of shape I was until my first set by her started kicking(or walking really) me back into shape. I bought this DVD looking for something a little more intense, a little more challenging, a little different, but also not as long as some of her more intense workouts. I consider myself an intermediate walker.
This workout is approximately 30 minutes long and consists of her four basic moves: walking, side steps, knee lifts, and kicks. It also includes some kick backs (my favorite! love that stretch), double side steps, mini squats, and her kicking intervals. It begins with the warm-up, than goes smoothly into a very fast walk. She has 4 other walkers with her, who she occasionally talks to but the only chatting in this video is from herself. I enjoyed the music on this DVD especially; it is modern, with a kind of a techno-dance beat and really kept me going and involved in the walking intervals. The kicking intervals are meant to simulate the basic movements of kickboxing. I liked them as they kept the intensity up, used kickboxing moves, but without the complexity and impossible coordination typically involved in other workouts (like Tae Bo). She goes through 4 kicking intervals and after a few times through it they really fly by, it was the more intense walking periods (especially the bit with the double knee lifts) that really got my heart pumping.
I recommend this DVD to those who are already in fairly good shape and looking to get into one of Leslie's workouts, or those familiar with WATP and looking for a step up. What I like the most about all her workouts is you can really bring it up or down to your intensity level, and this video is no exception. I look forward to doing it every time.
This workout is approximately 30 minutes long and consists of her four basic moves: walking, side steps, knee lifts, and kicks. It also includes some kick backs (my favorite! love that stretch), double side steps, mini squats, and her kicking intervals. It begins with the warm-up, than goes smoothly into a very fast walk. She has 4 other walkers with her, who she occasionally talks to but the only chatting in this video is from herself. I enjoyed the music on this DVD especially; it is modern, with a kind of a techno-dance beat and really kept me going and involved in the walking intervals. The kicking intervals are meant to simulate the basic movements of kickboxing. I liked them as they kept the intensity up, used kickboxing moves, but without the complexity and impossible coordination typically involved in other workouts (like Tae Bo). She goes through 4 kicking intervals and after a few times through it they really fly by, it was the more intense walking periods (especially the bit with the double knee lifts) that really got my heart pumping.
I recommend this DVD to those who are already in fairly good shape and looking to get into one of Leslie's workouts, or those familiar with WATP and looking for a step up. What I like the most about all her workouts is you can really bring it up or down to your intensity level, and this video is no exception. I look forward to doing it every time.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Awesome Workout
If you are looking for a workout that is easy and yet effective then this is the one for you. This workout requires nothing in the way of expensive equipment all you need is a good... Read more
Published 2 months ago by Rebecca Bryant
Walk Kick WOW
This is a lot of fun, working muscles you usually don`t with Leslie. Only 30 minutes, so it really is a good one for days you need a little "kick" but not a lot of time. Read more
Published 7 months ago by ldkeener1
Nice change
I like this kick boxing dvd. I use it to break up my work out routines. It has good intensity and is good when you need a short work out (30 minutes).
Published 10 months ago by luvwriting
Gotta love it!!!!
Started walking to Leslie's tapes several years ago when a friend lent me the "walk away the pounds for the abs" set with the walk away belt (Love the belt)! Read more
Published 15 months ago by nattygirl
Wow!
I love this dvd video! A co-worker recommended this particular dvd as she was able to lose 70 lbs in 6 months just using this video. Read more
Published 15 months ago by Losing weight
The worst of Leslie's workout videos
All the things I love about Leslie Sansone workouts were missing in this session of "Walk and Kick". Read more
Published 23 months ago by OneMom
Another Great Workout!
This is my first kick boxing video. This video works up a pretty good sweat. I enjoyed the different intervals - most of all you get great results. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Dawnice Anglin Dba Publishing
Good easy to follow work out
Easy to follow, don't need a lot of floor space, basic steps. Not really for anyone looking for intense cardio but I do this with strap on leg and hand weights for more of a... Read more
Published on April 28, 2010 by Cookie
Fun way to exercise with Leslie.....
I have several of Leslie's DVDs and I think this one is alot of fun. You do intervals of walking and kickboxing. It's a nice exercise routine if you don't have alot of time. Read more
Published on April 22, 2010 by Elaine Phillips
Joint friendly
I am a huge fan of Leslie Sansone's Walk DVDs and purchased this DVD to add to my variety. The kickboxing workouts at the gym have been to extreme and fast paced. Read more
Published on April 6, 2010 by Sylva S. Campbell
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