Paula N.

I would to see more Coast to Coast intermediate workouts about 45-50 minutes long. Even better would be a new advanced workout along the lines of Spicy Step or Unexpected Step!

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22 Apr 15:47

That was a phenomenal workout! There was so much interesting choreography that the time flew by. I especially liked the “double diagonal” in the second combo. I am always in my happy place doing a longer intermediate workout just like this one. This put a huge smile on my face. Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️

21 Apr 08:12

This makes my day! So excited for this release!

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02 Apr 15:10

Thanks for the update Jenny!

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Thank you for sharing this unique community with us. I had never heard of Humpty Doo but immediately had to do some reading tonight. So interesting!

20 Mar 16:07

Hi Sandy! The last update I recall hearing from Jenny was that her step bench was not available for sale just yet, but that they were still busy working through some of the final production issues and were possibly close - hopefully Jenny will have an update for us soon!

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Loved the stomp around the world move. Fun workout - thanks!

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Loved seeing all the runners in the background!

I am already so excited for these workouts! Enjoy the rest of your travels - I’ve never been but it looks like a beautiful country!

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Another fantastic podcast! Jenny, I think you and I are exactly the same age, and your first section on perimenopause resonated with me - brain fog, waking up at three am, and so on. I am going to read more about Flow State - I am pretty sure I achieve that with stepping. I think that is why I prefer to step for longer that 30-minutes when possible. I enjoyed your discussion about Alyss Yiu. Have you heard about Canadian pairs figure skater Deanna Stellato-Dudek? She returned to skating after a 17-year retirement and just competed in her first Olympics at age 42. Her motivation for returning to the sport came after a work team-building exercise in which she was asked the question “What would you do if you knew you couldn’t fail?” Both athletes are great examples of finding your passion and pursuing your dreams on your own terms. I am delighted to hear that Kathy Smith and Petra Kolber are such wonderful people in person - they are two of my favourite instructors! And I know Jenny gets all the love, but big thanks to you Tyler for all your work.