The Videos
Week: 4
A component of the education process in 20/20 are the videos you watch at the start of each training session with your trainer. They run about 10 to 15 mins each. You get to warm-up on a recumbent bike
I've got mixed feelings on the videos. In some ways they do introduce some good information, but a lot of the time they come off as very repetitious and almost counter-productive.
During the first 3 or 4 videos (which is during the time in hell known as "week 1") they bombard you with these images of what you can't have. Over and over and over. There is one clip where a guy chows down on this HUGE cheeseburger, and tops it off with a cold pint of beer. The other recurring clip is of the same guy getting this Claimjumper sized chocolate cake. It really is hard to sit there and see these images a few inches from your face when you are barely tolerating the protein shakes.
A component of the education process in 20/20 are the videos you watch at the start of each training session with your trainer. They run about 10 to 15 mins each. You get to warm-up on a recumbent bike
I've got mixed feelings on the videos. In some ways they do introduce some good information, but a lot of the time they come off as very repetitious and almost counter-productive.
During the first 3 or 4 videos (which is during the time in hell known as "week 1") they bombard you with these images of what you can't have. Over and over and over. There is one clip where a guy chows down on this HUGE cheeseburger, and tops it off with a cold pint of beer. The other recurring clip is of the same guy getting this Claimjumper sized chocolate cake. It really is hard to sit there and see these images a few inches from your face when you are barely tolerating the protein shakes.
posted by daryl @ 1:22 PM
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