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Ministry Of Sound : The Ultimate Workout - Pump It Up, Burn It, Lose It | 
 enlarge | Studio: Ministry of Sound
Category: DVD
List Price: £19.99
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Rating:  67 reviews
Sales Rank: 678
Format: Pal
Language: English (Original Language)
Rating: Exempt
Region: 2
Number Of Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.1 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 5060113600417
ASIN: B000HOJEQU
Release Date: December 26, 2006
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 BEST PUMP IT UP SO FAR!!!!!!! January 7, 2007
R. Smith
62 out of 62 found this review helpful
I have all the Pump It Up workouts and am extremely glad that I discovered them. I am now studying to be a gym instructor and it was these Workouts that motivated me right from the very beginning and I attribute my fitness, weight loss and even future career to these Ministry of Sound workouts!
They are fantastic and all have something differant to offer. They vary in difficulty and length which makes them ideal for alternating.
The first Pump it Up with Deanne Berry is the longest and probably the most intense in places (especially the Pump It up section). It is great if you are wanting a long workout to burn off lots of calories after indulging yourself at the weekend! You would have to be fairly fit in my opinion to get through the whole workout but you can always alternate sections on differant days if you wish.
The second, Beach Body Pump it Up with Fiona Fagan is shorter and less intense. It's great fun with excellent music and ideal to do on days where you don't want a heavy workout.
The third Pump it Up with Fiona Fagan has been criticised for being too difficult to follow especially in the dance section but I really enjoyed the challenge of learning the choreography and found this one really kept my interest and motivated me to keep doing it. It has excellent music and a great tums and bum section at the end. Definitely worth persevering with.
I gave out a whoop of joy when I saw the latest Pump It Up on the shelf in a local store! I am a fan of Deanne Berry as she had a lovely natural manner and is a great instructor.
My verdict is that this one is the best yet. Firstly the music is excellent which is important to keep you motivated. Secondly it has more sections and lots of variation. There isn't too much repetition within the sections which is a major plus. Thirdly the choreography is extremely well thought out and is easy to follow but with a bit of challenge there too. The BPM (dance moves section) is excellent and you really quite fancy yourself as a dancer whilst you are doing it! Easy to follow with great moves which you could even use on the dance floor if you had the nerve. The boxing section is the best one I have done out of my VAST selection of workout DVD's. Excellent music and the moves are set so well to it. It isn't repetitive and tedious like other boxing sections can be and has a bit of a dance twist to it with the choreography.
You can also design your own workout which is great. If I want a short intense workout and am lacking in time I just to the Aeroburn and Boxing sections with the warm up and cool down. That works well as a shorter workout which burns lots of calories.
If you are looking to buy just one DVD this year to get started then get this one. You will not be dissapointed.
Written by a 33 year old mother of two who has changed from an overweight, negative couch potato into a fit, postive and motivated person.
Work it Out, Baby... February 12, 2007
Ersatz (Wales)
59 out of 60 found this review helpful
Of the four `Pump it Up' titles, this one is my firm favourite. Here's why;
Each workout segment lasts around 15 minutes, great if you've no time to thrash through a long routine. There's also the option to customize the workout so you can do as much, or as little, as you feel - a fitness Pick 'N Mix, if you will. And not forgetting the music - a major boon - being neither cheesy nor hardcore and really making you wanna get into that groove.
Warm-up - Thorough without being dull, getting you limber for what's to come. In short, does exactly what is says on the tin (or DVD sleeve, in this case).
'Aerobox' - A low-impact (so they say!) aerobics routine that definitely gets the blood flowing. As an office worker I'm fairly sedentary, but try to do 45 mins of cardio 3-4 times p/week. As such I found this segment quite tough. However, as with all the sections, there are a variety of intensity levels you can choose from (beginners keep your eye on the girl in orange shorts - she's a life saver!). The routine is varied and there's plenty of encouragement from Deanne to keep on pumpin'.
'Pump it Up' - A dance orientated section focused on having fun and really getting into the music. It's not as intense as the previous segment but still provides a good workout. It will take a few goes to perfect the moves, but once you've mastered `Crazy Legs' there'll be no going back. A great way to build up your fitness level without leaving you on the verge of collapse.
'Beatbox' - If done correctly this workout - a mixture of Tae Bo and Boxercise - is fantastic for toning. I noticed a difference within the first week, particularly in my middle section (flatter tummy - rejoice!). It's a brilliant stress-buster (`your opponent is right in front of you,' chirps Deanne at one point, leaving you free to conjure that boss/bus driver/annoyingly laden woman in the ten items or less aisle) that makes you feel virtuous (and `ard as nails!).
'Below the Belt' - Many squats and lunges ahoy, although the abs section is relatively short. There are also a number of press-ups and some static and not-so-static planks. It's challenging, but hey - that's what gets results. As toning sections go, this is tough but doesn't have me reaching for the `skip' button.
Cool Down - Deanne's cool downs are thorough and pleasingly zen-like. There's a lot of deep breathing and stretches and I had very little soreness the next day.
So there you have it - a very thorough workout that's great for those on the go, and has plenty of longevity. Definitely worthy of those 5 shiny stars.
Brilliant workout, Great soundtrack April 11, 2007
Ms. L. Weston (Woking, Surrey)
22 out of 22 found this review helpful
I just wanted to say I love this new Ministry DVD - this is my third one and the Ministry series of fitness DVDs are the best i have ever found, largely due to the fact that the fit dancers are encouraging cos you want to attain anything like their bodies (!) and the instructor Deanne is friendly, not intimidating and encourages you frequently to sip more water! She also points out one dancer is doing an advanced intensity and one is doing the lower impact for beginners. She also encourages you to just keep moving, even if some of the moves are too much. The routines are easy to follow and fun, extras are brilliant and it has a familiar soundtracks to anyone that pays attention to the charts, which just makes it feel like dancing. I find myself singing along and smiling but I find it a challenging workout. My abs are already improving with all the twists from the boxing moves and that's only after a few weeks. Give it a go or borrow it from a friend and see for yourself, then buy it. It's difficult to know what fitness DVDs to buy and I use this as an alternative to the gym, which I sometimes find boring. It's lots of fun and I highly recommend it!
fantastic! March 5, 2007
Ms. H. J. Cook (croydon,surrey)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
i buy fitness dvds depending on the soundtrack as without songs i know and love, i get bored of the made up "looped music" very quickly. because the music is so good, it keeps your mind off what your doing. its about 1 hour 15 mins long so i thought oh my god its going to drag and it really didnt! you can follow it at beginners level, medium or advanced so im doing it begineers style which is good, as you dont have the choice on all dvds so i didnt once feel like giving up, as i knew i could take it down a step. i like the camera angles, you can see all the moves very well so your not thinking "what did she just do!" like on some dvds. there are even moments during each section were theres a brief cool down and you can grab some water, again something most dvds dont have. my body is definatly feeling it this morning and will actually be keeping this one up!!! hope all of MOS pump it ups are like this one in the futre!!!
only one prob... it doesnt say how often you should be doing it for best results, so ill be aiming to do this 3 times a week....
Another great work out form Pump it Up January 18, 2007
jma (UK)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
I am a fan of all the Pump it Up workouts. I love the fact that you are constantly mvoing you don't stop to learn moves so your heart rate stays up.
Also whats good is that all of the four Pump it Up dvds are different so you get something new with each one. Lots of people argue which one is best but all four bring something different.
In my opinion there are better dance moves in pump it up hi energy and I miss the Salsa from the first dvd and beach body, but this dvd brings the boxing element and the aerobics is tougher than before.
The warm up is about 8 mins long. It is quite tough as warm ups go which sets the bar for the aerobic section.
There are four 15mins sections
Aeroburn - This definitely burns. Lots of jumping, great cardio workout.
BPM- Dance workout, feels like a rest after the previous section but has some funky moves and is lots of fun.
Beatbox- Fum boxing compinations
Below the belt - Toning, Squats, Press ups, sit ups, Plank etc
The Cool down is about 8 mins nice and relaxing after a tough workout.
Whole DVD takes around 1hr 15mins but you can mix and match sections for a shorter workout.
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