Gilad's Ultimate Body Sculpt Core & More

Backcover description: Gilad is known in the fitness industry as having “the best abs in the business”. In Core and More Gilad puts all of his abs sculpting secrets into one “basket” giving you a superior workout that will reshape your abs, and st

Gilad's Ultimate Body Sculpt Core & More

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Self January 2007
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Self January 2007 "We liked that the exercises were effective variations on ab moves you already know. They were simple and used only dumbbells."
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Level:Inter/Advan
Toning emphasis:Lower body & Abs
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Lower body: 11 minutes (27%)
Abs: 30 minutes (73%)
Instructor:Gilad
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Certified instructor description: Very well-sequenced with a huge variety of floor moves, each exercise integrates your core into nearly every routine (usually as a stabilizer while another body part is in motion). It’s a technique that firms your abs and strengthens your back while increasing that movement’s overall effectiveness. Each set is carefully designed to smoothly build in intensity — you’ll begin with the easier variation and finish with the more challenging version. Gilad makes these progressions easy to follow — and effective — with his clear, concise cuing (“boot camp-style,” but in a friendly, encouraging way). Filmed in Hawaii on the beach. ©2006. DVD has: Chapter menus.
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Gilad's Ultimate Body Sculpt Core & More

Gilad's Body Sculpting
I liked that the core workout also added some leg work to make it feel like it was a total lower body workout. I also noticed his counting is not always the same for different sides. I try to workout at least 5 days a week and I feel like the start of this one has a warm-up that is more aerobic, which makes it seem like a total workout. It's pretty much intermediate. - posted by Katie on 9/3/2011
Wonderful Core Workout
IMHO, this is one of the best core workouts. I love Gilad -- his constant precise instruction and explanation of body mechanics are excellent and really helpful. He is also very sexy, which makes it more fun. After doing the workout a few times, I feel my middle getting stronger, very important for us as we get older. Beautiful beach setting too. Get this one and get stronger! - posted by Isabel on 8/6/2011
Good but.....
Good workout but I think it should be labeled as beginner level. I was suprized when I was sore the next day but I think that's because I used a few muscles I haven't been using in other workouts. Gilad is by far my favorite instructor, but I think his 15 min ab workout in the Quick Fit System is more difficult than this one. He takes a lot of breaks in between sets and movements so it's like resting in the middle of it. - posted by Ashleigh on 5/3/2011
Good to the core
Another good Gilad video. I always get a good workout from Gilad and this one is no exception. The only parts I didn't really like were the segments lying on your stomach and lifting head and/or arms. I never feel like I'm doing them right because I don't feel any effect, but that may be my incompetence. Apart from that one complaint, the video gets a thumbs up from me. - posted by Toni on 1/27/2011
Annoying Music But Excellent Workout
I use Core & More in addition to his Quick-Fit Series for a total toning workout. As a result of using these tapes, at 49, I now have that little center-line abdominal definition. That's how I know it works! I like how Core & More uses moves that help me stretch which makes me feel a lot more energized when I'm done. Honestly, I enjoy fitness classes for the social aspect but as far as getting a good physical workout, I have never gotten a better workout than from his tapes. - posted by Debra on 6/16/2009
Gilad is my new favorite
If you read Marla's review, from 8/2/2007, I would have to agree almost word for word. I also was working out 6 days a week until 2 weeks ago. I pulled my back, which radiated into my quadricep and into my knee. I have never injured myself like that, and I have a theory; I've been pushing myself with jarring movements, too fast reps and instructors who do not explain proper movement, and which muscles you need to be utilizing while keeping others dormant during a movement. At 47, I thought I had to work harder, and that usually means the dread factor, heavy sweating and soreness/stiffness most of the time. After using this workout, I enjoyed myself. I received thorough, thoughtful instruction with an established leader in fitness who knows what he's talking about (look at him). Gilad knows what works - yes, I may be sore tomorrow, but I now know that exercise can certainly be effective(and make sense)without struggling to get through it most of the time, and risking injury. - posted by Carolyn on 8/30/2008
Pretty Good
Not much of a challenge. I would rate it more beg/inter. I am sure Gilad didn't get his abs by doing this type of a workout. Gilad also miscounts here and there, not doing equal amount of reps per side. It is good if you want something slow paced to change up your rotation every once in a while. - posted by Tami on 11/28/2007
Really Boring
This is my first Gilad workout. I bought it with Cuts and Curves, which is much better. Core and More will probably give you results over time if you can stick with it. To me it is a low energy, slow-paced workout that drags. I am an advanced exerciser who prefers Cathe and Jari Love workouts. I was looking for a change of pace to shake things up but this is a disappointment and is going back. Save your money. - posted by Minnie on 8/30/2007
good and user friendly
This workout is very good. I am in fairly good shape and after 1 workout my abs are somewhat sore. The only thing that I can't do is the roll up with the weight behind my head. A few of the pilates moves don't support the neck and today I have a sore neck. I need neck support so I just put one hand behind my head to do the routine. I still have to work on getting stronger in the abs because I cant do the straight leg rollup. I can't get up. But hopefully with time I will. If you are new to exercise just modify your own. Anything is better than just quitting. So go for it! - posted by Vicki on 8/22/2007
Love this workout! One problem....
This workout is tough and I love it. The only reason that it did not get 5 stars is because the video froze in the last 2 minutes of the workout and would not play the cool down at all. The Cuts and Curves workout had the exact same issue - I am waiting for my SECOND replacement now. In this hard of a work out you NEED the cooldown and the freezing is very annoying. - posted by Amy on 8/16/2007
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Chapter menus
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You can play only the individual workout segments you want by picking them off a chapter menu (one at a time).
Level
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Beginner: Just starting out, very overweight or haven't exercised in over six months.

Intermediate: Active in sports, dance or any regular exercise (2 to 3 times per week).

Advanced: Very active in sports or consistently work out four or more times per week.

Toning emphasis
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Upper body: Arms, chest and back.

Lower Body: Legs, thighs, hips and buttocks.

Abs: Abdominals (stomach), core and sometimes lower back.

Total body: Tones all three of the above muscle groups.

Muscle Toning
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Definition: Slow, controlled movements working against resistance (e.g. dumbbells, a band or just your own body weight). Includes Pilates and weight training.

Benefits: Builds lean muscles. Increases your metabolism. Makes everyday activities easier.

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