Customer Reviews

Stepping Up With Seausun Zieger

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Take Tap Less-Step More and turn it up one more level - this one requires your attention and desire to learn. If you're not advanced - don't do it to yourself. Seasun recommends to learn a combo at a time. Her cueing is excellent, but it moves fast. However, once you get it, it's awesome fun. The music is vocal up-to-date hit music to motivate you through the rough spots. Also has a nice core workout.

This is a terrific workout that is geared towards advanced steppers. Its challenging to learn, but once you learn the routine its great fun! Seasun cues her step combos beautifully. There are great partial step combos if you dont have time for the entire workout. Great fun, great workout. Looking to buy more dvds by Seasun Zieger.

Not for the beginner. Must be patient and willing to take the time to figure out the moves.

I'm working overseas so I'm kind of stuck with the fitness DVD's I came out with. That explains why I'm still working out with this DVD--it's taken me about 2 months of one and off use before I can 'mostly' do all the steps. Yes. I have other videos that have a seperate section where steps are explained. Not this one! Just try to pick it up she says! And this is fast-paced, complex choreography too. The music is good, so once you learn it, it's fun. It just takes a while to learn it. Be warned.

This DVD is definitely for the advanced stepper and it will take time to learn. I tried this DVD 5 or 6 times before I mastered all of the moves. The music in this DVD is top 40 hits, which is really nice for a change. I'm used to workout DVDs having dance music with no words. The DVD consists of a warm-up, 4 step sections, and a cool-down/stretch. The cueing is spot on. One dancer sticks with the basic moves, and everyone else follows Seasun through the advanced moves. I highly recommend this DVD for the advanced stepper with some patience to learn the moves.

Wow, this is a terrible "instructional" video. I am an advanced stepper but even I need some cueing to learn the combo's. Seasun does not break down any of the combo's and since they are advanced and complex, I am left standing there trying to figure out what she just did. She even states that she doesn't break down the combo's so her DVD will last longer on your shelf but she sure won't sell me another one with this very poor instructional style. Steppers (even advanced ones) are not mind readers. Cueing is the mark of a great step instructor. Seasun is not very good at her job.