Sign up via the official website, callanetics.com. According to Callanetics Master Trainer Judy Mooser, as of November, 2009, the cost including shipping was $1,250 for the Callan Evolution program. Cardio Callanetics costs $400 if packaged with the main program, or $650 if purchased later. The forms of payment accepted by CMC are Visa and MasterCard.
Cardio Callanetics DVD
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This efficient, low impact 30 day plan includes steady state, interval cardio sessions along with innovative strength training using dumbbells and resistance bands. Bonus routines include our healthy back workout, a standing abs routine plus a chair stretch session.
This two-disc set contains calorie burning cardio, metabolism boosting strength training, 360-degree standing abs conditioning, plus flexibility and stress relief to maximize your energy and fat burning potential.
This 4-mile power walk is designed to improve coordination, agility and cardiovascular fitness. Play the full walk (from warm up to cool down) in its entirety or skip ahead to the next chapter to shorten your walk any day you are pressed for time.
Slim down and tone up with every step with these three toning and three cardio walks (toning walks incorporate the use of a flat resistance band) along with separate warm up, cool down and stretch segments, and a customizable menu (DVD only).
Join us for this floor-work free program (with the ocean as our backdrop) that contains two barefoot routines: 47-minute Fusion Strength, which sculpts and builds functional strength and stamina within the aerobic zone, and 35-Minute Flow Cardio, a flowing lower intensity, steady state cardio session for improved cardiovascular endurance, circulation, fat burning that helps to balance out the stress of high-intensity training on the body.
This flexibility focused program (not yoga) contains: A 30-Minute Deep Stretch focused on slow and relaxing stretching techniques, 33-Minute Dynamic Stretch, a more active series to increase range of motion and mobility and 17-Minute Total Stretch, a concise, total body stretch that can serve as a solo flexibility session or a great wind down after cardio or strength exercise.
What this means is that if we can combine interval with strength training then we can develop a very effective exercise program that gives you both a cardio and a weight workout and burns calories at a much higher rate than other forms of exercise. Now we need to figure out how to do this when you have a foot injury.
This program consists of 12 DVDs that provide a full body workout plan. These are not easy workouts, but they are effective. You will need some hand weights and either a pull-up bar or exercise bands Seven of the DVDs can be used for people with foot pain. We recommend the following workouts. Remember; move rapidly from exercise to exercise to make this a cardio interval workout.
While this one would be difficult to do in a walking boot, these are high intensity workouts that are low impact. Perfect when healing from a foot injury. Use this workout in its entirety as you are working back toward your normal activity. If you are wearing a walking boot, skip the cardio portions and only do the metabolic weight training (she alternates between the two). Available here for just under $25.
Heavy rope (or battle rope) training is one of the best cardio workouts to do when you have a foot injury. It consists of holding onto both end of a heavy rope (one end in each hand). There are many exercises you can do to ramp up your cardio and build your core strength. Some of the exercises include waves, slams, throws, spirals and whips. All involve swinging your arms up and down (or side to side) in some manner for timed intervals. One of the great things about heavy rope training is that you can do it sitting down! This makes it a great exercise choice for even those with fairly severe foot injuries. 2ff7e9595c
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