does the book have any more "tricks" than regular juggling? I can do normal, and need some juggling sacks, but is there more to do in the book?
1065786
I think there are a few at the end, but the book is mainly focused on beginners. I got it to learn so I could impress my nephew and it worked great.
1065787
The earlier book had more than this book. The sacks are the best available [ won't bounce out of your hand ] GG
1620204
Yes, it takes a couple of re reads in order to fully grasp the game. The game comes with one manual that offers a walktrough of a very very very simple round of play, I highly recommend you to go by yourself and do it first, then do it again with some friends. But man once you get it, the game is amazing.
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No, only instructions on how to put everything together. I bought the book "Having Fun With Agility" and it gives lots of pointers. (I don't intend to compete, just wanted something for my dog to do.) I don't think there's any particular order, just mix them up. My dog learned 3 in one day (tunnel, jumping over straight bar, and jumping through hoop) just playing around a bit.
213388
The game will teach the variety of steps before you can actually go along with the dance routines of the game. I recommend the game. I have a DVD for Zumba and I rarely put it in because the game is so much easier to follow along.
871746
It is most fun with two or more players with similar math skills. I have one child and we play together. However...she is more motivated when playing with her friends.
1748762
I think there are a max of 4 score keeping slots at any one time, I have done it with 3 kids at once.But if you have enough room to move about it is the movement that is fun not the score keeping, So if they like "dance" it is fun to move along with out keeping score, and it is a work out, so taking turns or in other words resting, is certainly an option and there are enough slots to keep track of everyone's score.
405203
This game teaches procedural concepts. I.e. step 1 do this, step 2 do this. The procedures are either: movement cards, laser beam card, or turning card. That's pretty much it. There is a function frog which let's you queue a bunch of steps but same diff imo
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I just recently tried Zumba for the first time in an actual class and it was intense but doable! I have also ordered the DVD which is good. I can't speak for everyone but can say that had i not incorporated various cardio, weight exercises into my daily regimen i could not have lasted a full hour of my first actual class. Of course there are ways to keep moving if you cannot keep up that's the key to just keep moving and do what you can so again it's doable but maybe not for everyone as a beginner you may have to work up to it! Good luck whatever you choose but i will say Zumba has changed my thinking and I"m on a roll with my workouts again! Best to you! I just recently tried Zumba for the first time in an actual class and it was intense but doable! I have also ordered the DVD which is good. I can't speak for everyone but can say that had i not incorporated various cardio, weight exercises into my daily regimen i could not have lasted a full hour of my first actual class. Of course there are ways to keep moving if you cannot keep up that's the key to just keep moving and do what you can so again it's doable but maybe not for everyone as a beginner you may have to work up to it! Good luck whatever you choose but i will say Zumba has changed... » Read More I just recently tried Zumba for the first time in an actual class and it was intense but doable! I have also ordered the DVD which is good. I can't speak for everyone but can say that had i not incorporated various cardio, weight exercises into my daily regimen i could not have lasted a full hour of my first actual class. Of course there are ways to keep moving if you cannot keep up that's the key to just keep moving and do what you can so again it's doable but maybe not for everyone as a beginner you may have to work up to it! Good luck whatever you choose but i will say Zumba has changed my thinking and I"m on a roll with my workouts again! Best to you! « Show Less
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We have played it with adults, children, and a mix. You can change it up pretty easily, depending on how involved you want the game to be. It's fast playing and chaotic. More luck than skill so you don't have to really concentrate to play the game - definitely not bridge!
1919353
It's how many of a certain suit (whichever you're supposed to be doing) is. My suggestion would be to go on You Tube and find a video on how to play it. I've done that for SO many games and it's been so helpful. Once you guys get the hang of it, you'll have so much fun with it! I'll admit, I've had to read the instructions over and over each time we play, but we have fun with it!
872484
I bought this item as a gift and I never asked about a book because at the same time I also bought a soup making book. They absolutely love the soup maker and use it all the time. IF I were you I would call the company and ask for the book. Once you start you wont stop because it is so easy. Good luck I hope this helped.
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Sorry, I just bought mine. I am hoping I am using proper speeds for each item I juice, especially when using the multiples. The book gives you speeds for some but not for many others. I am hoping I don't burn out mine. I will find your answered request helpful too.
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Not for a beginner if you do not go at your own pace. It is hard on your knees but using a larger workout pad helps. I am 60 years old, was not very active for two years with my shoulder (operated on twice in 2012), so I was way out of shape at the start of T25. I just went at my own pace at first and did not try to keep up with the people in the workouts. I am kicking butt now, for me. My shoulder is coming around. The main thing is to know your own body and not over do it. I love being done in 25 minutes!
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(Keep in mind that I have chronic pain and weakness in both hands) With a thick mass market paperback (they're the type around 7 inches tall, this one was over an inch thick) I was not able to do this. With a thinner book (3/4" thick) I was able to, though it was hard on my hand. It got easier with practice though. I tested it using one hand only. If you have a second hand or arm and are able to just rest it against the book or plastic page holder (rather than manipulating either), it will be easier. You would want to only loosen the bungee cord just enough to turn the page to make it easier. Trade paperbacks or hardbacks are less difficult with one hand. (Keep in mind that I have chronic pain and weakness in both hands) With a thick mass market paperback (they're the type around 7 inches tall, this one was over an inch thick) I was not able to do this. With a thinner book (3/4" thick) I was able to, though it was hard on my hand. It got easier with practice though. I tested it using one hand only. If you have a second hand or arm and are able to just rest it against the book or plastic page holder (rather than manipulating either), it will be easier. You would want to only loosen the bungee cord just enough to turn the page to make it... » Read More (Keep in mind that I have chronic pain and weakness in both hands) With a thick mass market paperback (they're the type around 7 inches tall, this one was over an inch thick) I was not able to do this. With a thinner book (3/4" thick) I was able to, though it was hard on my hand. It got easier with practice though. I tested it using one hand only. If you have a second hand or arm and are able to just rest it against the book or plastic page holder (rather than manipulating either), it will be easier. You would want to only loosen the bungee cord just enough to turn the page to make it easier. Trade paperbacks or hardbacks are less difficult with one hand. « Show Less
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There's actually very little dancing. They try to hide the workout by making it look like dancing, but it's really not. There is a lot of twisting & the modified is very little modification (essentially walking instead of jumping). I don't recommend it for anyone with weak knees, he constantly gives safety reminders due to all the knee action involved.
1715562
Do the real Insanity series. That's worth the $. This video is an added bonus video and the quality is terrible. I returned mine. I've been doing Insanity (the complete series) for 2 years and I love it. I do Gillian when I feel like I need to take it down a notch on some days. Insanity is Gillian multiplied and fast-fwd'd. I love both for a well-rounded workout.
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There is a Basic DVD that covers certain exercises. But non of these are hard moves at all, ITs not Moves like on Turbo Jam or some other Aerobic DVD, These are weight training Exercises. He shows how to do Each one before you actually do it. Don't worry at all about not being able to learn the moves! The moves are very simple to learn, its actually doing them as many as you have to (reps) that's hard.