Re: Thought for the day

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In a message dated 11/26/1999 11:05:05 PM Eastern Standard Time,

shanabrook@... writes:

<< Here was my thought this morning while sucking wind during AL3....Why

do these tapes not get any easier? You know with other videos...once

you get used to them, they just become easy. But with taebo, every

workout continues to be a challenge...no matter how many times you may

have done the tape. Not that I'm complaining. I mean it's one of the

reasons I can continue to do taebo on a daily basis and not get bored.

It's just amazing to me that it's still SUCH a challenge even after all

this time. >>

Glad to hear it isn't just my age stopping me from doing the work-outs

without breaking a sweat. Remember too, that even the professionals aren't

doing these work-outs as perfectly as we see them cuz they have been edited.

Barb

who when doing BL3 the first time thought it too short and easy but has

learned a respect for even that one each time I have done it.

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> shanabrook@... writes:

>

> << Here was my thought this morning while sucking wind during AL3....Why

> do these tapes not get any easier? You know with other videos...once

> you get used to them, they just become easy. But with taebo, every

> workout continues to be a challenge...no matter how many times you may

> have done the tape.

I agree with you completely. The last 3 days I did AL4, the tape that I

previously thought was easy because it didn't have floor work, because I

was determined to do the balancing moves better. Each time, by the time

I got to the balancing moves, I was wiped out. Last week I went back to

the studio advanced and it killed me with all the squats, machine gun

kicks, and LONG hard floor work. I guess this means that

succeeded in making tapes that, if you keep your focus and give it your

all, will always challenge you.