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Went to do my morning routine with my fave trainer Jillian Michaels via On Demand through Time Warner and lo and behold it's GONE! They moved it to sportskool or something, but it's not the same whatsoever. It sucks! There are some weird, very uncharming new trainers on there and the routines suck. I paid extra just for that feature. What happened? Anyone know?
Never heard of Exercise on Demand. Just do a YouTube search and you'll find pretty much everything you need. Better if you have a laptop where you can move it to any room in the house.
Never heard of Exercise on Demand. Just do a YouTube search and you'll find pretty much everything you need. Better if you have a laptop where you can move it to any room in the house.
I disagree. The TV screen is typically better positioned than the computer screen. And you get a better view since most people have bigger tv screens than laptop screens. I really can't watch any video longer than 2-3 minutes on my computer.
Exercise TV was like having access to a full library of workout videos on demand.
Oh, I was wondering where that went. There was a trainer named Cindy (Witmarsh?) that had the most amazing abs and I absolutely loved her workouts, especially her ab workouts. Man, she was my motivation!
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