Tonya Larson's Pure Pump

Backcover description: Pure Pump is a weight-training workout that has been designed to meet the needs of all fitness levels from beginner to advanced. You can follow Tonya as she presents more advanced options or a modifier demonstrating basic version of each ex

Tonya Larson's Pure Pump

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Level:Inter/Advan
Toning emphasis:Total body
Toning Emphasis
Upper body: 11 minutes (23%)
Lower body: 12 minutes (25%)
Upper/lower: 17 minutes (35%)
Abs: 8 minutes (17%)
Instructor:Tonya Larson
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Customer rating: (average of 17 customer ratings)
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Certified instructor description: It’s a smooth-flowing body-sculptor with a huge variety of single and multi-muscle exercises. Tonya’s careful sequencing is designed to maximize results. She starts slowly to warm the muscles and get you focused on perfect form. Then, she increases the tempo while layering in the endless variations (angles, pulses, isometric holds, single counts, etc.). This “muscle confusion” technique avoids momentum and keeps your body constantly challenged. The workout ends with both standing and floor corework. Requires 5 to 10 lb. dumbbells; a step is optional (only used as a weight bench). DVD also includes a pre-workout, Christian meditation on fitness. ©2009. DVD has: Chapter menus.
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Tonya Larson's Pure Pump

Good workout that gives you shorter options
I thought this was a fun and effective weight-training workout using lighter weights. There is a modifier who does the segments without a step and who shows easier options for various moves, so a range of exercisers can use this DVD. Personally, I would rate it as solid intermediate. You can choose to do the entire program, including the warmup, two strength segments, abs, and stretch and get a good total body workout in just over 50 minutes. Or, you can choose one of the options below from the menu: Workout 1 Workout 2 Abs & Core: (5 minutes) Stretch: (4.5 minutes) You can also choose to view 3 spiritual warmups: Joy & Contentment, Perfection, and Getting Results. Each of the segments is a few minutes long and offers encouragement on the topic of the spiritual warmup. I don't know if people who do not have a Christian viewpoint would enjoy them, but I thought they were well done, pragmatic, and helpful. Tonya follows a pattern with the moves throughout the various segments. She will cue the move. Then, she will add pulses. Then, she'll just you hold it. Then, she does some more singles. I liked the pattern. Some of the reviews I have seen seemed to reflect that this pattern made the workouts repetitive for some people. Personally, I really liked this DVD. I thought the workout flowed and I knew what she wanted me to do and I like Tonya's demeanor. I thought the modifier was okay and appreciated having her there. - posted by Laura on 3/28/2012
Pleasantly surprised
For some reason, I thought this workout would be too easy and even a bit fluffy but I was wrong. Tonya is in great shape and delivers a solid strength workout in less than an hour. You have the choice to do workout 1, 2 or both plus core and stretch. Doing all three sections covered all muscles pretty well. You can make this workout more difficult by using heavier weights. During the biceps section, I also stepped up and down on my bench to involve my heart a bit more. Overall, really liked this one! - posted by Sharon on 6/7/2011
Love it!
It is a simple workout to follow but at the same time it makes you sweat. Tonya is a great instructor and she makes her routine easy to follow for anyone. I really enjoy it! I never watched the christian segments. - posted by Catherine on 1/21/2011
Average
The exercises themselves are mainly good, but each exercise is done so many times, singles, multiples, isometric, basically the same exercise again and again. So there's not much variety of exercises. By the third time I did the dvd, I got used to where the cueing wasn’t so good, there are only a few of them. This is an adequate workout but no more. - posted by Marion on 11/14/2010
Ok .. but too repetitive
Not a bad workout, but not a great one either. The first part consisted of tons of squats and then more squats, while doing rhomboid squeezes or tricep extensions. I also found it annoying that she would cue while making a transition to the next move, although this would probably be ok after you've gotten used to the routine. The second workout was a ton of plies while doing arm work, and then doing more plies. I found it a little boring, although I honestly liked Tonya - I thought she was cheerful and pleasant. This one is just not a keeper, however. - posted by Candace on 10/2/2010
One Solid Toning Workout
I just finished this DVD and boy oh boy it was pretty tough. I thought that this workout would have been easier and it really wasn't which for me is a plus. If you want a pretty intense toning workout this is the one to buy. - posted by Marie on 9/29/2010
fun and effective!!!
oh my goodness! this is the cutest video and i say that because of Tonya's laid back personality. cute can be very deceiving tho because the next day my thighs, butt and chest were a lil sore because Tonya does a few unique moves on these areas. this workout will surprise you and it goes by so fast. before you know it you're done. i loved it. now for a little background on me... i consider myself to be advanced. i've been working out since i was 16 (which is *well* over 20 years). i seek challenging workouts but at times i switch out to fun stuff because i believe as long as you keep moving you're doing good. my workouts consist of cardio, weight training of course, yoga and pilates. you will love this one. - posted by Nicole on 9/9/2010
Great Workout!
I was pleasantly surprised by how thorough this workout is. According to my heart rate monitor I burned over 300 calories. I use the step and heavy weights, and definitely feel it the next day. Tonya is pleasant and packs a lot into this DVD. I don't really understand the "spiritual warm-up." It is just Tanya talking about her beliefs and what God has brought into her life. It isn't a warm-up at all. The "play all" option skips that part, so you don't have to listen to it if you choose not to. One of the best workout DVD's I have purchased in a long time! - posted by Kathryn on 4/27/2010
Somewhat repetitive
I found the workout sections of one or 2 exercises to be too long...and it gets sort of boring after a while. The exercises are good, but the instructor is constantly counting 1, 2, 3 during the workout, which I found annoying. I even heard her voice with the 1, 2, 3, 20 minutes later, taking a shower! - posted by Barbara on 4/26/2010
Full body effective workout
I *LOVE* this DVD....even though I often can't move for a day or two after doing it! I really enjoy the instructor, her directions, and the workouts. I love the pattern of slow, then double-time, then pulsing, then holding. Same movement with different results. My *only* complaint is that I wish the "play all" option on the DVD menu would include the warm-up. - posted by Janice on 12/25/2009
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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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