Zumba Fitness Exhilarate: The Ultimate Experience DVD Set

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Bigger, bolder, and edgier, the Zumba® Fitness Exhilarate DVD collection is revolutionizing the at-home fitness experience by combining raw energy with cutting-edge design, lights, and sounds to take you on an unforgettable, exhilarating journey to a healthy and happy lifestyle.

The Activate DVD features a 45-minute workout sure to rev up your metabolism.

As Jam-packed with red-hot dance steps, pulsating Latin and international rhythms, and feel-it-to-the-core routines, this invigorating dance-fitness party will have you movin', rockin', and shakin' the weight off to the exotic rhythms of salsa, cumbia, samba, reggaeton, merengue, and more. With music-video style visuals and live musical accompaniment, these multisensory fitness DVDs put you right in the middle of a Zumba® Fitness-Party. And thanks to its nonstop, easy-to-follow choreography and muscle-engaging routines, you'll torch hundreds of calories per hour and sculpt your body from head to toe--without feeling like you’re working out.

The seven-disc DVD collection features seven total-body workouts and each routine utilizes varying levels of intensity to deliver a body-energizing workout that you'll want to move to again and again. The set includes breakdowns of basic steps, a 20-minute "Rush" workout, a 45-minute "Activate" workout, the "Ripped" workout featuring the Zumba® Toning program and breakthrough Zumba Sentao program, a 60-minute "Exhilarate" dance-fitness party, the "Mix" workout featuring rhythms from all over the world, and a massive Zumbathon® Fitness-Concert live class.

About Zumba Fitness
The Zumba Fitness Total Body Transformation System includes four DVDs and two toning sticks. Zumba Fitness® is the only Latin-inspired dance-fitness program that blends red-hot international music, created by Grammy Award-winning producers, and contagious steps to form a "fitness-party" that is downright addictive. Since its inception in 2001, Zumba Fitness has grown to become the world's largest and most successful dance-fitness program with more than 10 million people of all shapes, sizes, and ages taking weekly Zumba classes in over 90,000 locations across more than 110 countries.

A fitness instructor in his native Cali, Colombia, the life of Zumba program's founder, Alberto "Beto" Perez, took an unexpected turn one fateful day in the mid-'90s. He darted off to teach an aerobics class and forgot his traditional aerobics music, so he improvised using his own mix of music from tapes he had in his backpack (the salsa and merengue music he grew up with). Spontaneously, he created a new kind of dance-fitness, one that focused on letting the music move you (instead of counting reps over the music). Energy electrified the room; people couldn't stop smiling. His class loved it! And on that day, a revolutionary new fitness concept was born--the Zumba Fitness-Party.

The Exhilarate DVD features a 60-minute dance party workout that torches calories.

In 2001, Beto brought his new dance-fitness style to Miami, Florida, and, through a student (Alberto Perlman's mom), met entrepreneurs Alberto Perlman and Alberto Aghion. All three hailed from Colombia and all three had a vision to bring this dynamic dance-fitness class to the masses. The three Albertos formed an alliance and created a business, calling it Zumba Fitness. They trademarked the word Zumba® and set a goal to expand the brand all over the world. First came the DVDs, then the infomercial--which introduced the Zumba Fitness-Party to the public on a wide-scale basis. That followed with the demand for Zumba classes and Zumba instructors and then the company took off and the Zumba program expanded in a big way. By 2005, Zumba Fitness spawned a full-fledged Zumba Academy to license Zumba Instructors to teach Zumba classes. More expansion followed with the launch of Zumbawear apparel and accessories, music CDs, and in 2008, one of the bestselling at-home fitness DVD series ever--the Zumba Fitness® Total Body Transformation System--which starred Beto and introduced Zumba Fitness' newest stars, Tanya Beardsley and Gina Grant. In 2010, Zumba shook the ground by being the first branded fitness program to launch a video game on all three major gaming platforms: Wii, Xbox, and PS3.

Fast forward to today, the Zumba program is now taught in gyms and studios all over the world to millions of Zumba enthusiasts. And as the program continues to evolve from its humble beginnings, to a global movement, to a way of life--its growth has only deepened the company's commitment to providing accessible fitness, without the strain, without the sacrifice, just the pure joy of a party.

Zumba Fitness Exhilarate: The Ultimate Experience DVD Set

Brand : Zumba Fitness ,Model : EXHILARATE , ASIN : B004O8YLGS

• Enjoy this revolutionary and highly popular fitness program from the comfort of your own home.
• Easy-to-follow steps for more than 30 rhythms, including merengue, salsa, reggaeton, calypso, cumbia, hip-hop, and belly dance.
• Comes with maraca-like Zumba Toning Sticks to sculpt your body while dancing.Two-in-one DVD feature lets you listen to verbal cueing or music only.
• Easy-to-follow choreography and muscle engaging routines.Workouts include a breakdown of basic steps, a 20-minute "Rush" workout.

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What You Need To Know When Buying A Printer

!: What You Need To Know When Buying A Printer

While at work, I help a lot of customers pick out a new printer. So in this article I will cover some of the most commonly asked questions I get. But... Before you go out looking for a new printer, here are some of the things you should ask yourself.

1. What are my printing needs? You really want to know what you'll be printing before choosing a printer. Some printers are more efficient for certain types of printing then are others. Some can be quite costly to maintain if all you are going to do is print out your homework.

2. How many pages per day, week, month will I print? Your printing volume is important. For example, if your print volume is high, you may want to consider a laser printer for long term cost savings.

3. Do I want to print photo's or just documents. While photo quality printers will print any document, it may be costly to do so in some printers, as the black ink cartridges often tend to be different prices, sometimes higher sometimes lower then the color.

4. Do I even need to print in color or just black and white? Small black and white laser printers have come way down in prices these days.

5. What type of paper will I want to use? (Cardstock, photo paper, mailing labels etc.) If you intend to print out greeting cards on cardstock, you need to go with a slightly higher end printer. Cheap printers can't handle that thickness of paper.

6. Does the printer I am replacing use a USB Cable or does it have a Parallel (big fat Plug)? Printers no longer come with the cables to hook them up to the computer.

7. It also helps to know the age of the computer you will be hooking it up to. If you are still using Windows 95, your pretty much out of luck and would be better off looking for a used printer on eBay, Windows 98, it's going to be hard. If you are using XP, your USB ports may still be out of date and need to be upgraded, at a cost of aprox bucks for a USB 2.0 card and for an install. (If you bought your computer in the last 3 years or so, you should be ok with this.) It can also be helpful if you know how much memory your computer has and how fast your processor is. This can be found out by going to the control panel on your start menu and clicking on the system icon.

Once you know this information, you are ready to go choose a printer. The first thing you will notice is that there are a lot of differences between printers.

Laser Printer vs. Inkjet

For the average home user an inkjet printer is adequate. Most people I deal with want to be able to print out the occasional photo from their digital camera and their documents. Some just want to print out their homework. An ink jet printer is great for this.

Laser printers are more designed around the needs of a business. They are more cost effective for higher volume printing. They do not use ink, instead they use a powdery substance called toner. Many are black and white only, and take a single toner cartridge, color laser printers take four toner cartridges, black, cyan, magenta and yellow.

Laser printers are usually a lower resolution print and are not considered photo quality. However they give a permanent bond, so if you intend to print out brochures, they are better done on a laser printer. If the paper gets wet, it can still be read, unlike an inkjet. A few of these such as Oki, use a waxed based toner which gives you a nice magazine quality glossy print, most however give a flat finish.

A toner cartridge can range in price from on up. Although toner is usually more expensive per cartridge, page yields average 3000 to 5000 plus pages printed per cartridge. Inkjet cartridges get you between approximately 200 to 600 pages per cartridge. These page yields are usually based on printing text only at 5% page coverage.

Photo Printer vs. Document Printer
In the ink jets, there are differences between the two. This has mainly to do with the ink. There are two types, dye based inks, which are better for photo's, and pigment based inks which are better for documents. Some inks are chemically formulated to work with the manufacturers brand of photo paper, but most brands of photo paper will work with any printer. Hewlet Packard for example has put kind of a bar code on back of their photo paper which the printer reads, claiming a chemical bond with HP Photo Paper and therefore the fastest print.

Another difference is in the print heads (where the ink sprays out from). With Canon, Brother, Epson and some newer HP's, the print heads are actually a part of the machine. This requires regular printing, meaning at least a page a month (weekly would be better), otherwise the print heads could dry up, and then it can actually be cheaper to replace the printer, if the replacement print heads are even available. These printers are generally better for photo printing.

With Lexmark and most HP's the print head is a part of the cartridge. So when you replace the cartridge, you get a new print head. These tend to be better document printers, although they will print out good photo's the others tend to be better at it.

The market trend in home printers is pushing more towards photo quality. With print resolutions reaching 9600 DPI, (Dots Per Inch), you would never know the difference between a photograph printed from your printer vs. one that is printed out at your local photo shop. However, many of the new features of some of these printers can be confusing.

Features

Photo printers are coming with a range of new features including card readers and LCD screens. With this combination, you can take the card from your digital camera and put it in the printer. Your pictures then show up on the screen and you can print out the photo from that.

Picture bridge capabilities is another common feature. With this type of set up, you plug your picture bridge compatible camera into the printer and tell it to print the picture from the camera. Pretty much any name brand digital camera 2 to 3 years old will have this capibility.

All in One machines, can print, copy, scan and some even have fax capabilities. To fax you plug a phone line into the printer. Many of these may not work properly with older computers because of the outdated USB ports.

Some printers are network ready. You can plug them into a router and print from any computer on the network. Others can be used in a network with a print server.

Attachments

Although most printers come with a set of cartridges, these are usually starter cartridges. This first set has about half to a third of the ink in a new set of cartridges. So the sales person will try to talk you into buying a set of cartridges.

You will also need to buy a USB cable to hook the printer up. Although older printers came with a parallel cable to hook up to the computer, these cables are outdated. So you may also have to be prepared to buy a cable.

What You Need To Know When Buying A Printer

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