| | |  | DANCE PERFORMANCES | Home » » Dance with Lisa - Red Hot Salsa II | | | | | | | Description: | | DANCE WITH LISA RED HOT SALSA II MADE - DVD Movie | | | Product Details: | | | Actors:
| Lisa Nuziella | | Format:
| Color, DVD, NTSC | | Language:
| English | | Number of Discs:
| 1 | | Studio:
| A Go Go Films and Tru Company | | Run Time:
| 66 minutes | | DVD Release Date:
| January 15, 2009 | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 14 reviews |
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6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
 burnin' up those calories, and having fun!Nov 23, 2007
By Colleen M. Schneider
Okay, I'd have to admit I may have exercise ADD if there is such a thing. I am always on the look-out for new routines or types of exercise that keep me interested and challenged. This routine is for those that have mastered the basics first. This is much quicker paced than the first video, but again, the moves are well cued and are like taking a dance class. There is lots of repetition as you build the patterns and then create the whole routine. Burn calories? Oh yes, you will definitely burn calories. I work out every day, whether it is a dance work out, cycling, Tae Bo, Power Yoga, Pilates, and this made me sweat and kept me moving. I loved the music and the fact that her instructional segment is on a different part of the dvd, so I don't have to go through that every time I work out. I just cut right to the routine. Lisa is obviously a gifted teacher as well as a dancer and her moves are accurate and sharp, keeping good posture and alignment. If you are looking for a bit of a challenge, and love dance-based work-outs, I would give it a try. I am definitely always watching for her to come out with new dvds as I always know I will get a routine that works me out, makes me sweat and goes by quickly since her choreography is so fun.
6 of 6 found the following review helpful:
Great fast pace, great dancer, some repetitionJul 09, 2007
By Touch Remedy
"TouchRemedy"
I have Kisa's first Red Hot Salsa & other dvd though I haven't played it in years. I did like them, but the Cardio/Hip Hop one I needed more breakdown, but I loved her Salsa ones for when I feel well coordinated & looking to move fast w/o breaks.
This one is the same with even live percussion with the prerecorded music alongside. There are chapter choices, blooper reel, behind the scenes & extra step instruction & 30 second practice.
There are about ~10 diff moves she teaches in the separate chapter which she does at 3/4 tempo & tells you quick cues. She never goes slow!
It starts with a 5 min warm up which is the steps you've already learned in the step tutorial, She starts out full throttle right from the start. Then she stops for a slow, decent stretch for 6 min. Then gets right back into it. You never stop, but do slow down to a cool down after 25 min.
She goes back & forth between the diff moves after only doing them 2x each & cueing well in between though hard to switch back & forth so much, but that will teach you better coordination. I only wish there were more moves, even easy ones that still workout your body & the tutorial being taught at a slower pace.
If you're looking for non-stop great moves, not watered down from a fluid teacher, this is it. If you have 2 left feet or need more teaching, try other latin dancing dvds before trying this.
You can see a trailer for this & her other DVDs at collagevideo
2 of 2 found the following review helpful:
Fantastic for the fit/experiencedJan 04, 2010
By Lane Paxton
This video is exactly what I've been looking for! I have a few years' dance experience and wanted some dance DVD's to add to my home workout library, but its been a frustrating search because so many "advanced" dance videos are really for advanced beginners. This DVD is the answer. If you have any experience dancing, this will be too easy to do every day because it is very repetitive and kind of easy, as said. Still, its a far cry better than any other "advanced" dance dvds I've tried. Not perfect, but better. Someone really needs to make a DVD collection of several, truly advanced routines to battle the boredom factor for people who already know how to dance.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
Advanced-paced salsa dance workout...Jan 14, 2011
By Obama-Mama
"Ballroom Dancer"
I was seeking a workout that was low-impact, yet intense. I have a background in competitive Latin ballroom dance, and salsa was the very first introduction I had to any kind of Latin dance, so I figured this DVD would be do-able for me. It was, although I admit it took me a good 3 tries before I felt comfortably fluent with the pace and sequence of steps that Lisa Nunziella presents. I enjoyed the rapid progression of moves, the authentic Salsa music and accompanying drummer on the dance floor, and Lisa's good use of proper salsa technique. What she is really teaching are "shine steps" for salsa, which is a salsa sequence women usually dance during salsa partner dancing as a way to improvise on the floor when her partner has released her from closed dance position; it allows both partners to "play" with the music and show off their own individual technique, rhythm and styling. It is true that she breaks forward starting on the "2" count (which is more of a mambo-type standard), whereas true street salsa breaks forward on the "1" count, but I've learned both variations and regardless of the count, Lisa's steps are well-timed with the music. She seems to have an intense, somewhat jarring teaching persona, almost like a dance "drill-sergeant", and her voice can be loud and jarringly shrill at times, but I didn't mind; she has probably produced the most authentic and fast-paced Latin dance workout available on the market. She also has an extensive background in many forms of dance and is in great shape, and her workout is definitely a mentally (and physically-I worked up a respectable sweat) challenging one for those who have prior dance experience and are coordinated enough to pick up the steps quickly.
Lisa teaches "add-on" style, in that she introduces you to a sequence of 4 steps at the start, you repeat the sequence twice, then she introduces a new step to add on. You then repeat the new step twice, then add it on to the original sequence (repeated twice). It goes on, until you have a long choreographed sequence that lasts about a minute-and-a-half, and this final long sequence is repeated 3x to faster salsa music. The warm-up and cool-down sections are fast-paced as well, as she jumps right into doing moderately fast-tempo salsa steps in both sections without any slow movements to ease into the dance. She does offer a stretch section in both the warm-up and cool-down sections, which is decent. The total aerobic workout time is probably about 40 minutes (I'm counting the warm-up and cool-down sections too, since they are faster than average), and the total workout including the stretching sections is about 52 minutes.
I have also ordered Lisa's "5-Day Latin Dance" DVD, which I hear is also fast-paced and a good Latin dance-inspired workout for those who are comfortable with the challenge of learning complex steps in short time. Lisa is no-nonsense and serious about her craft, and isn't just there to act/look sexy and seduce the camera while dancing; she's actually trying to make the experience a dance workout challenge for the audience. She may not be as "warm and fuzzy" bubbly as other instructors (but at least she's not making cutesy faces, winking at the camera, and hollering "Whooo!" like some other workout dance instructors). She has two other competent backup dancers behind her, and the whole time the camera just focuses on all three dancers doing the routines (no seductive close-ups of the dancers' bodies), so it is easy to see what all three dancers are doing with their legs and arms. I would recommend this DVD to anyone who enjoys a coordination dance challenge (preferably with some prior dance experience), or those who are patient enough with themselves to learn how to dance relatively complex, fast-paced salsa steps.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
 Red Hot Salsa IIMay 18, 2009
By K. Harness
This workout video was very hard to follow and it did not get my heart rate up to where it needs to be to burn enough calories. I guess it is a fun workout to do every once in awhile.
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