Ministry Of Sound: Pump It Up! The Ultimate Dance Workout (DVD)

This is problably the best wourkout of all 4 Pump IT Up DVD's since it has more sections with diferent kinds of exercices despite sections are shorter which I think is a good thing. Plus, it isn't as complicated as previous workouts, does not have lots and lots of complicated steps hard to learn (which I like cause it's always a challenge) and the tunes as always are funtastic. Deanne Berry returns (she was the first ever pump it up series instructor followed by Fiona Fagan) and is perfect and inspiring. The workout is split into 6 sections: WARM UP- A fun and kinda diferent warm up section. The dance part starts here! AEROBURN- This is ...  Read the complete review

A couple of years ago I really enjoyed podium and stage dancing at my favourite 'hard dance' clubs. Having giving that up I realised a few months ago just how unfit I was and bought The Hotpants Workout DVD. While that is great and I still do it from time to time I know all the routines now so when the Ministry Of Sound advertised Pump It Up on TV before Christmas I got quite excited (a bit sad, but I love dancing!) and ordered it immediately. PUMP IT UP Anyone with a TV will remember the raunchy video for Eric Prydz's Call On Me dance tune, which featured lots of attractive women (and one man) doing a sexually charged aerobic workout. If you ...  Read the complete review

I bought this dvd because I wanted to get fit, but never had time or the money to go to the gym. This 'ministry of sound' exercise dvd is a great way to work out and keep your fitness level up without even having to leave your house. The Pump It Up dvd is a dance workout and it is split up into five sections. The first part of the dvd is a warm up, the second part of the dvd is a 'dance workout', the third part is a higher energy 'dance workout', the fourth part is 'bums and tums' and the fith part of the dvd is the 'chill' section. The 'warm up' section of the dvd consists of a gentle exercises to warm up all of the muscles that you will be using ...  Read the complete review

We bought this DVD about a year ago from eBay and it cost us about £12. I have seen Amazon prices of anything from around £10 upwards which is good value. It still retails new for £19.99 I wanted something that would make me feel like I was doing some exercise but that would be fun, with dance moves I might actually be able to do, (albeit from the comfort of the lounge and with no-one looking) and with great music to boot. It certainly ticks all of those boxes. *What is it then?* A fitness DVD released 28 December 2004 in which the dancers from Eric Prydz's 'Call On Me' video (yes, that one) strut their stuff with a dance work-out to 17 ...  Read the complete review

Like most women, I have a little collection of home workout dvds and videos that I used for one week and then were regulated to the cupboard and will stay there until the day when I finally realise that they will never see the light of day again so they may aswell get binned. Yet this workout has actually had its moneys worth. The DVD consists of a warm up, 3 dance routine work outs with the last one being toning and then a cool down at the end. My main complaint about workout DVDs is that being reasonably fit, i never seem to break into a sweat or feel like I have done anything by the end. This one was different though and I could feel it working. It features ...  Read the complete review