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Summary: DVD quality atrocious!
Review: I ordered this DVD expecting to get a solid workout but was disappointed to dicover the quality of the program to be ridiculously subpar. Perhaps the exercises are decent as the other reviews attest but the sound quality is so awful you have to turn the volume up way high to hear anything this guy is saying. I could make a better DVD than this on my PC and am SHOCKED this product is sold for $30!!! Unbelievable! I am in the process of trying to return my copy and praying amazon will take it back....Don't buy this!!
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Summary: It is a joke
Review: I saw the VHS version of this. I think this video is a joke. All you do is push ups, abdominal situps, and some military stretches. There is no logic on how the exercise program is put together. The production quality is like a home made video. Mr. Carucci tried to appear like Rambo and this may entertain teen ager audience. I think the late Scott Helvenston's videos are better and safer to do. But you do need to buy a pull up station.
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Summary: Caracci will motivate you to push to your limits
Review: If you are looking to get into good physical condition, I highly recommend this video. Caracci doesn't just lead you through the workout, he motivates you to push your limits, physically and mentally, so that you will become both stronger and mentally tougher. If you are already in good physical condition and are looking for an even greater challenge, get Caracci's Navy SEAL Burnout PT Challenge instead.
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Summary: Good workout, if you like push ups
Review: In this DVD, C.J. Caracci guides you through an intermediate level workout. The workout is not very fast paced, as Caracchi explains every move, giving you a brief rest between exercises. As this workout is intended for Real Men, there is no dancing moves or jumping around involved, and they use machine guns, parachutes and the like as props to give you the "authentic Navy SEAL feeling" during the workout.The workout consists mostly of jumping jacks, push ups, abdominal work and stretching. The film gives you a very good workout, but there would have been room for more variety of exercises. Most of the exercises are probably familiar to you from PT classes at school, and you don't need any exercise equipment to run through this workout. Along with physical exercises, Caracci gives you some pointers on mental toughness as well. The production of the film is pretty OK. There is nothing special, but everything works just fine.
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