Nell McAndrew - Maximum Impact [2003]
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- Amazon Sales Rank: #1960 in DVD
- Released on: 2003-12-29
- Rating: Exempt
- Aspect ratio: 1.78:1
- Formats: PAL, Widescreen
- Original language: English
- Number of discs: 1
- Running time: 80 minutes
Customer Reviews
Good but not as challenging as Ultimate Challenge!!
I bought this DVD as I love Ultimate Challenge and do it regularly even after 18 months of owning it. I am not quite as keen on Maximum Impact. The music and the annoying, smiley, very pleased with himself man in the background are fairly off putting, but other than that it is still a good workout. It has alot of boxing moves and you can feel your arms and shoulders working, and the lunges and squats are great for the thighs and bum. I missed the high-impact aerobic/running sections that were in Ultimate Challenge, but this keeps a variety to my workouts. I love the shouty instructor and I agree that you can see Nell is super-fit and enjoys working out. Still a very good DVD, far better than the usual 'look how much weight I lost in a month' celeb DVDs. I would buy it again.
Another cracker from Nell and Liam
This is, in my opinion, the least challenging of all of Nell's workouts. It is not easy by any means - you still work up a great sweat - and the holding squats are killers. But compared to Peak and Ultimate, I find the full workout flies by, (usually cos I am fascinated by the guy behind Nell who is in a little world of his own.)
I found Peak Energy to be great for the upper body - it really works your deltoids and shoulders - and Ultimate Challenge better for your hips and thighs, with lots of emphasis again on wide and narrow holding squats. Both are the closest workouts I have found to going for a run, without stepping outside or getting on the treadmill.
All are no nonsense, 'does what it says on the tin' workouts which are easy to follow, with no complicated dance moves or grapevines.
Do what I did and get all three for a complete body workout!
Good all rounder
I like Nell's DVD's for all of the reasons others have stated. They do what they say on the tin without any fuss or flouncing around. Whilst some of the other Nell DVD's can be a bit boring (Cardio, core and stretch is horrendously repetitive!) this one is quite varied.
After the warm up there's an interval training section which lasts about 40 mins. It's not particularly high intensity but for fat burning that's not necessarily what you need anyway. It's the usual nell jogging and jumping interspersed with squats/lunges punches so you stay amused. I have no idea how she completes the squats towards the end, my legs physically collapse part way through!
Next are the two toning sections. The first one is for the arms and is basically marching whilst lifting the arms using weights. The next is bums (another absolute killer) and tums (not so tough) followed by press ups and stretches.
It really is an all over workout and is medium intensity whilst remaining tough. All in all very good!

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