Finally, a training DVD that doesn't suck!

[makbike]

If I am reading the Sufferfest website correctly these can be burned to a DVD, correct?

Thanks!

[out_spokin']

Yes, DVD burnable, see Pedal Wench's post above...

and another +1 to Sufferfest. I haven't even used the new improved (and pay-based) ones yet as we're having a bizarrely mild winter. But the ones they're based on (with patched video, not as clear music, and free at the time) got me to use the trainer when nothing else worked more than once. The combo of race footage (from a variety of disciplines), well-matched music and sense of humor (sufferfest!) really work for me, and I think the price is quite fair. If we get the spring snows some are predicting I'll be paying up for a few.

[woohoo]

Another sufferfest fan here! The humour may not be for everyone but it sure works for me! Time flies past compared to just following a written programme with some music on, and the feeling of racing *really* makes me work harder, even although I only ride the turbo for fitness, I don't race. I have Angels, Local Hero and The Hunted, and would recommend any of those

Classic case with these that you get out what you put in, but the style of it sure makes you want to put more in!

[ridebikeme]

I've enjoyed reading everyones imput here! Although I own lots of Spinervals DVD's and enjoy them, perhaps the variety has kept me hooked.

With that said, it's always fun to have something new, so will try some of the Sufferfest that all of you have recommended.

Thanks for the suggestions!!



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[ridebikeme]

I downloaded the Sufferest "Hunted" Dvd today and rode to it tonight and enjoyed it! Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

I'll now download a couple more over the next few days, thanks again!

[zoom-zoom]

We now have 3 The Sufferfest workouts (Local Hero, Angels, and Revolver) and LOVE them. I will never do another Coach Troy DVD...not ever! I'd MUCH rather look at sexy pros and beautiful scenery (including sexy pros) than a bunch of pasty people like me on trainers. Plus the music and humor are awesome!

[pll]

I agree -- the Sufferfest videos are great. Tried a Robbie Ventura DVD and did not like it at all. Too much talking, no good music.