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» Stott Pilates DVDs | | | | | | | Product Details: | | | Actors:
| Moira Stott, Moira Merrithew, Natalia Haigler, Max Positano | | Director:
| Wayne Moss | | Format:
| Color, Digital Sound, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC | | Language:
| English | | Number of Discs:
| 1 | | Studio:
| Stott Pilates | | Run Time:
| 106 minutes | | DVD Release Date:
| September 01, 2003 | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 2 reviews |
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 Same stuffJun 11, 2007
This DVD begins in exactly the same way as all other Stott tapes, with way too much time taken up with "slow breathing." Breathing is NOT a warm-up. Most exercise physiologists know this. And to be honest, these exercises are on other Stott tapes.
Stott likes to take one workout and stretch it between all their Pilates tapes. Though, admittedly, all the tapes are beautifully done, and the best of the batch of exercise options in terms of clarity and explanation, if you get one of their PILATES BASICS DVDS, or ESSENTIAL MATWORK DVDS, you more or less have it all.
Ball workouts and exercise band workouts, excluded, of course. Although many of those workouts use the same exercises, adding the toys, as well.
Still ----- I recommend the basics workouts Stott does above all the others I've viewed.
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 NO NO NO NO!Feb 21, 2006
I teach pilates/yoga (3 or so years) so I am always looking for a more challenging workout video. First of all, the title says level 2 but the DVD says level 3. The workout is very dry, dull, and UNCHALLENGING!!!!!!! It should be a beginners workout and can be done by clildren it is so unbelieveable easy. I am sorry that I wasted my money to purchase this. ALL the Stott DVDs are to the same dull format (2 people working out while one woman with a monatone voice rambles on and on about the exercise). Please DO NOT purchase this if you want a workout.
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