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Rosemary Conley's Five Day Fat Burner | 
enlarge | Actor: Rosemary Conley Studio: Cinema Club Category: DVD
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Rating: 16 reviews Sales Rank: 7453
Format: Pal Language: English (Original Language) Rating: Exempt Region: 2 Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Number Of Items: 1 Running Time: 82 Minutes Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2 Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 5014138297169 ASIN: B00008YNG6
Release Date: May 12, 2003 Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days Condition: ** WE SPECIALISE IN HIGH QUALITY AFFORDABLE ENTERTAINMENT PRODUCTS, AIMING TO BE THE CHEAPEST ON OFFER. ITEMS WILL BE POSTED WITHIN 48 HOURS OF PURCHASE **
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Amazon.co.uk Review Famous for her bestselling book Rosemary Conley's Complete Hip and Thigh Diet and many other exercise and diet tapes, Rosemary Conley is such an established name in the fitness business that you know that any video from her won't be faddy, but based on solid research that definitely works. There are no fancy clothes and visual tricks here, and the only "prop" you'll need is a solid dining chair for the abdominal section. We are taken straight into the exercise studio where Conley acts as our instructor, describing the moves in a calm, clear voice. The exercises that promise to burn up our surplus flab are divided into five 10-minute sessions, followed by body conditioning and a cool-down. She recommends doing one session each day, with a day off every four days, so as not to overdo things. The idea is to step up our level of fitness gradually, until we can fit the sessions together into one mammoth workout. The people accompanying Conley on the video have all successfully lost weight with her programme. Conley reminds us of this at carefully spaced intervals--"Hayley lost five and a half stone"--to give us a goal and keep us at it. We are instructed to keep our eyes on the individual whose exercise level best suits our own. So we can leap along with Annette, or march with Debbie. Conley packs many different movements into each session, so you really do feel as if you're working the whole of your body. But be warned, some moves are more difficult than they look, so make sure you clear a big enough space in the living room, and put breakables and the dog out of harm's way! The menu planner at the end is introduced with sensible information and deliciously piled plates, reminding us that, though we may be on a diet, we certainly don't need to starve. --Lorna Read
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Same old moves September 1, 2007 honeypot (UK) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The dvd is fine, but the moves are slightly boring after a while,quite repetitive and dated. On the good side, she explains clearly where you are going next so you don't get lost.
Super May 31, 2007 T. Hoffmann (Germany) 11 out of 11 found this review helpful
I bought this DVD after gaining 6 stone due to undetected gestational diabetes during my pregnancy. I was devastated at the way I looked after giving birth, and realizing I had to lose so much weight. I found Rosemary's videos and decided to buy them based on the reviews. I AM SO GLAD I DID! I started working out in early May, and have already lost 1 and 1/2 stone! My body is losing inches and shaping up dramatically also! I started with the five day fat burner and was doing "the mega workout" within 2 weeks, I have also been enjoying her 7 day slim down and her salsacize video too! Her videos work! Please if you are serious about starting to get fit, start with her. I have quickly become a BIG fan of Rosemary!
high heart rate, but not long enough February 13, 2007 L. Smith (UK) 10 out of 15 found this review helpful
This video is 5 x 10 minute workouts that you can do as one workout if you want (with warming up and cooling down in each; if you're doing the whole thing together you follow an 'advanced' woman in the background who isn't doing the stretching, to keep your heart rate up). The 10 minutes was warming up (a bit too long for me), the next 10 was supposed to be aerobic but only raised my heart rate to about 130bpm, too low for me. The next 10 minutes was great - my heart rate was right up there in the 150's, but this is nowhere near enough aerobic exercise for me for one workout. Then she starts cooling down and does 20 minutes of toning, which is too light to make much difference in my opinion. Then she spends 10 minutes stretching?! In sum, 10 minutes of great aerobics and 20 minutes of light toning. You could always keep repeating the 10 minutes of good aerobics I suppose - but I'd get bored very quickly. The moves are boring and the same as Rosemary Connely always does really.
Great to start with... June 15, 2005 30 out of 30 found this review helpful
This is a great video to start with; I was new to exercie and loved how simple everything was. Rosemary Conley seemed a bit like my mum, encouraging me along, which was nice but recently i've found myself using it less and less. It is aimned at all age levels - which is great - but it can be a bit restrained sometimes; the music is horrible and RC's comments and (well-meaning)encouragement can start to grate after a while. That said everything is explained really well and the varying levels mean you can pitch this workout exactly where you want it. Plus the added bonus of seeing other people doing the exercises who've lost '3 or 4 stone each' is pretty encouraging. I'd recomend it for sure, but not as your only video, it will start to get annoying and boring.
So versatile!! May 25, 2005 23 out of 23 found this review helpful
This video is brilliant, there are so many options. Choose simply to do one workout, or just a toning session. I do the video more often because I know I only need to do the whole mega-workout if I really want to. I often just do one workout, followed by a toning session. The mega-workout is quite hard work, but, again, there are 3 different levels that you can follow. i would recommend this for beginners and intermediate exercisers.
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