So, to summarize my wii usage for the past week, it has been Nada. I have been busy with the kids and yesterday/today depends on when you read this was my son’s birthday, so I have been busy with preparations. Your little man only turns one once right.

Anyways, Since, I do fitness Friday posts that are not just about the wii like all of the other wii fit moms. I was given the opportunity to review the Core Rhythms DVD set. It’s all about dancing and I had no idea that I was getting a DVD set. I thought I was going to get one DVD about dancing. Nope, I got four. The first four are only the Starter Pack. Wow, but it makes sense learning Latin dancing is hard. Do you watch Dancing with the Stars? I do, love it!!!

I have no hips, and for Latin dancing it’s all about the dishwasher move. I have a terrible time. My husband was good at Latin dancing.

For the next four weeks I’m going to share mine and my daughter’s journey through the DVD program. For Disk one, it was just a beginning movement DVD. For those of you who are looking for a strenuous workout, skip disk one. For me, please do not laugh, because it was only stand in place movement. I couldn’t do it. My hips are just funky when it comes to Latin music. Maybe I just try to hard. I look forward to doing more than the stand in place movements because then it’s less noticeable if my hips are doing the right thing or not. There are a number of other DVDs that are part of the program which are available through their exclusive Club Core Rhythms and they have an on-line community for support.

For my daughter, she did the hand motions and pushed her hips out right and left. She was so cute. I’m going to have to VLOG it for you next week, if I get my camera from New Baby.

For more exercising tips or wii fit moms visit Julie at the Wii Fit Moms

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