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Everybody Steps

Everybody Steps DVD -- $19.95

A Guide to Step Training

Everybody Steps WorkoutEveryBody Steps is a fun-filled Workout Guide to Step Aerobics. This step-by-step guide will introduce you to all the basic foot patterns you'll need to know to get you started stepping!

Designed with the brand new exerciser in mind, this 50 minute workout will walk you through each step pattern and let you practice as much or as little as you can manage. Perform ten minutes at a time, evaluate how you feel, and keep going if you are ready.  Follow the Exercise prescription below, monitor how you feel, take breaks as needed, and have fun!

Six Week Exercise Prescription

Check with your doctor to make sure the workout guide below is appropriate for you. We suggest you perform the workout in 10 minute sections, (by colored segments which are indicated on the covers), and/or how you feel. You may gradually increase your duration over time by using the six week course outlined in the chart below. Make sure you perform the cool down/slow stretch segment after each workout by simply fast forwarding to segment 6. Aim to graduate to each new level every six weeks until you have performed the entire workout.

Participant Level
 Week 1 &2
Week 3 & 4
Week 5 & 6
Sedentary
(never exercise)

 up to 10 minutes or
Segment 1

 up to 20 minutes or
Segment 2
up to 30 minutes or
Segment 3
Novice
(just started exercising)
 up to 20 minutes or Segment 2
 up to 30 minutes or Segment 3
  up to 40 minutes or Segment 4
Beginner
(exercising, but new to step)
up to 30 minutes or Segment 3
 up to 40 minutes or Segment 4
 up to 50 minutes or Segment 5

 

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Everybody Steps DVD -- $19.95


Reviews ~

Thanks for the great DVD! I am 68 years old and had 2 total knee and 2 total hip replacements almost 2 years ago. I was totally spastic, as I could not figure out where my feet were. I did all the therapy but still walked like a duck. I have tried everything and finally came across “Everybody Steps” – it is making a tremendous difference! Once I figure out where my feet are, I will certainly get more of your DVDs.

Thanks for helping with my recovery!

Best regards,

Gretchen

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Gin,
I am 68 years old and have been working with a trainer 3 days a week since November. I would like to say that I love your tape "Everybody Steps". My trainer wants me to do Cardio on the days I don't work out with him. I needed something to do when it was too cold or snowy out to walk. I thought I'd try your tape. The first time I used it I got up to section 3. I find myself answering you back when you ask how we're doing. As soon as I am more fit I will get your next tape. Thanks for making step simple and understandable
for us beginners.

Colleen Bartell

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And from our forums-

"Beginner" wrote...

I just got my DVD yesterday. I have to tell you that it made me soooo happy! I thought there was something wrong with me because I couldn't do stepping.

I felt like I had 2 left feet, a clutz, a real dumbo. But I could do this!! I could follow Gin's cues. It all made sense to me. I DO HAVE RIGHT AND LEFT FEET.

I am so happy I bought this. I could only do up to segment 3 on my first try but I am confident that I will eventually get to segment 5. I LOVE THIS DVD!!

And "Exerchick" (an instructor)....

Just checked out the Everbody Steps video clip on the GMF site and loved it. It looks like Gin really explains the basic step patterns - this workout is a must for anyone frustrated with all the complex choreography of step at clubs and would also benefit a lot of instructors!

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