Is the instructional DVD worth the extra money?
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I did not buy the DVD...I've never had any dog grooming experience w/ clippers but she looks great w/ her shaved paws and shortened long sheep-like hair.
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Hi Sarah! I have both of these programs, and I love both of them! Since you are already familiar with the moves for Zumba, you could probably get by with just getting the Zumba game (since it costs less). It offers both 20 and 45 minute workout programs on beginner, intermediate, and expert levels. There are several different workouts under each level you can complete so you won't get bored with them. That said, since I bought the DVD program, I haven't used the game much. I have never done zumba before getting the game or the DVDs, and the DVDs did a much better job of explaining the moves. Plus, it's fun watching actual people do the workouts! The Zumba Live workout is probably most like what you do at class because they literally get up on the stage and just dance- with no explanations or anything. The DVDs don't move along as quickly as the game does - the breaks between dances are slightly longer,whereas on the game you might have 5 seconds to catch your breath before getting cranked back up again. The workouts on the DVDs also come in the 20-60 minute range, so there is something for however you feel that day. Both the game and the DVDs have me sweating in no time, and both have me sore and feeling it the next day. If you don't mind shelling out the $60 plus dollars, then I would get the workout system, but if you really just want to zumba and don't care about it being very detailed then go with the game. Hope that helped some! :) Sarah
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I have spent a couple of years learning a great deal from the 2 sites I mentioned. First went there not having the slightest idea what was going on (and I had been a Windows programmer for 8 years!!). Yes, the techy software you find there has a learning curve, but the forums furnish a treasure-trove of guides and additional info. I've transferred hundreds of hours of tape to DVD. Couldn't have done it without the info and links I found on those 2 sites. I still spend hours there at least twice a week. You'll also see some good info about Oppo, DVD players and tape sources in general in the videohelp.com "tools" section and the "forum". I have spent a couple of years learning a great deal from the 2 sites I mentioned. First went there not having the slightest idea what was going on (and I had been a Windows programmer for 8 years!!). Yes, the techy software you find there has a learning curve, but the forums furnish a treasure-trove of guides and additional info. I've transferred hundreds of hours of tape to DVD. Couldn't have done it without the info and links I found on those 2 sites. I still spend hours there at least twice a week. You'll also see some good info about Oppo, DVD players and tape sources in... » Read More I have spent a couple of years learning a great deal from the 2 sites I mentioned. First went there not having the slightest idea what was going on (and I had been a Windows programmer for 8 years!!). Yes, the techy software you find there has a learning curve, but the forums furnish a treasure-trove of guides and additional info. I've transferred hundreds of hours of tape to DVD. Couldn't have done it without the info and links I found on those 2 sites. I still spend hours there at least twice a week. You'll also see some good info about Oppo, DVD players and tape sources in general in the videohelp.com "tools" section and the "forum". « Show Less
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the professional comes with more blades, and instructional DVD. as far as price and I'll depends on where you are shopping. I just dropped the price of mine down to $95 with Free Shipping. pretty sure it's the lowest on the internet for this specific model
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I don't recall there being a instructional dvd, but it is very easy to assemble and fly. It's very fun to fly! I know you will love it. Prism makes very good kites!
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The masseuse and personal trainer come with the Super Deluxe Pro edition. Have you considered the cost of research, production, actors, a studio, camera equipment, and editing software? I feel the Deluxe edition was worth the money and I'm very pleased with my results.
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My set didn't include a dvd, but there's a good amount of reference on-line at their site(still photos as well as videos). There's also quite a bit on Youtube BY Bodylastics which is really nice. Allows you to go through and get a feel of which exercises would be best for you. They also seem really personable, which is nice.
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Well this kit does come with a DVD that is instructional and shows the methods of using this for finding shorts and such. All you really would need is basic knowledge and follow the instructions and you should be ok. Not really a high tech tool. Hope this helps.
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No DVD with mine but all the tutorial videos are online. This thing is great and very easy to use. I love mine
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Yes it does come with a dvd. It is hidden in the centre flip down lid compartment, with the extra accessories.
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Sorry for a long delay in responding to this question. The DVD is not detailed enough for getting a good start as a total newb. That is where I was when I purchased the guitar and I had researched online lessons and DVD lessons from various sources before getting the guitar. Once I got the DVD that came with it I was aware that it wasn't adequate. I signed up for Guitar Tricks and I am still working with that program. That program is very complete and allows you to see progress from the beginning, but there are gaps that I've had to fill with YouTube lessons on very specific stuff like learning more complex strumming patterns including up strokes. You will need to develop your own plan for learning too. Sorry for a long delay in responding to this question. The DVD is not detailed enough for getting a good start as a total newb. That is where I was when I purchased the guitar and I had researched online lessons and DVD lessons from various sources before getting the guitar. Once I got the DVD that came with it I was aware that it wasn't adequate. I signed up for Guitar Tricks and I am still working with that program. That program is very complete and allows you to see progress from the beginning, but there are gaps that I've had to fill with YouTube lessons on very specific stuff like... » Read More Sorry for a long delay in responding to this question. The DVD is not detailed enough for getting a good start as a total newb. That is where I was when I purchased the guitar and I had researched online lessons and DVD lessons from various sources before getting the guitar. Once I got the DVD that came with it I was aware that it wasn't adequate. I signed up for Guitar Tricks and I am still working with that program. That program is very complete and allows you to see progress from the beginning, but there are gaps that I've had to fill with YouTube lessons on very specific stuff like learning more complex strumming patterns including up strokes. You will need to develop your own plan for learning too. « Show Less
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yes -- it comes with a booklet and it also has a pretty easy to follow dvd...my nephew 8 yr old enjoys it!
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It comes with instruction and u can find utube video on it. If you do it couple if times then it gets easier
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It is a little more expensive but has a gyro sensor and ultrasonic sensor instead of the infrared sensor and comes with the sixty dollar rechargeable battery included. The software is sold separately but has a more in-depth tutorial. The educational version is available to the public, not just educators, the website is www.legoeducation.us
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I have has some success with it. It will ask you to download an add on. It is safe and it helps. I've had some newer DVD's that didn't work. Hope this helps. Otherwise, I highly recommend.
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I bought Lightroom 5 as a DVD a couple months ago through Amazon. I hadn't heard that Adobe wasn't making them anymore. I have heard that companies want to go to Download only. I kind of like to have the DVD in my hand and if I'm not downloading something I'm not getting stuff I don't want, so far anyway. I just looked up Lightroom 5 on Amazon and I see there are DVD's available for around $110.00. I really like the program. I watched a lot of tutorials on You Tube and Adobe TV that have been a big help and I bought "Lightroom 5 book for digital photographers" by Scott Kelby for reference, also from Amazon. I'm happy.
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The dvd came with mine but I also bought it used and it specified what came with it, good luck.