i was wondering if anyone has tried any dance workout videos and if they actually help you lose weight? i am trying to lose weight in the mid section, my stomach and love handles. so has anyone have any experiences with ance workout videos that have gotten them to lose weight esp. in the stomach area? also if you could recommend some dance workout videos, then that would be great! i prefer the hip hop ones but which ever one could be fine! thanks
There is a lot of belly dancing and other type "twist" movements so I think it would really work for your mid section. It is a fantastic overall body workout though with lots of leg and arm movements as well.
You will have a hard time finding videos at say a video store. I HAVE been able to find them at the library but they tended to be older (from about the early to mid 90's) and kind of cheesy. If you can find something newer to borrow just to get a "feel" I think that would be helpful. Otherwise, they have a website and you would likely be able to purchase their videos from there as well as check out some of the moves just to be certain it is something that would interest you. Their website is www.zumba.com
I am sort of addicted to Zumba. I love the music as well as the dance moves (they can be a bit more provocative than I am used to- but that's kind of fun too!!!) Of course, you may want to wait for other people to respond to your inquiry because other suggestions may suit your particular likes better. Just know that Zumba comes HIGHLY recommended from me and loads of other people. [ familyfirst's advice column | Ask familyfirst A Question ]
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