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I bought the tapes on-line. I will have to see if I can find the link. They are produced by Indian twins who are world renowned for their skill with belly dance. These particular tapes are geared toward belly dance for weight loss. I bought the pack which had the calorie burning, arms, buns and thighs and hips and waist or something like that - can't remember the combos. I had one out and my fiance's 8 yr old really loved them. My future MIL saw them and thought they were something that should could do to get exercise and keep limber. Great low impact but lots of flexibility and it isn't as easy as it looks.
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I use a Jack LaLanne video called Complete Body Workout it is pretty old so not sure if it could still be found. It is a half hour but works the whole body. There is one section where they go high impact but they do a wider view screen so half the group does high impact the other half stays low impact. Good Luck hope you can find it.
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I know you are looking for low impact tapes but have you ever tried water arobeics? I go to my local YMCA and they have classes. It is great fun and very easy on the joints. Also you can decide have intense you want the workout to be. Like one of the excercises in runnig back and forth of the width of the pool. Some run at waist hight water wheras I will run the width of the pool with the water being right up at my neck If nobody has ever heard of water arobecis I would highly reccomend it especially if you have problems with your joints. |
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Pilates is one of the best low impact workouts that I have done. Yoga is another one, but I don't know if this would help your knees any, because it does require balance, and balance typically involves a certain amount of stress on that joint.
However, Richard Simmons, should never be underestimated, and his workouts are designed for people with limited mobility. It might be worth looking in to. |
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