Tamilee Webb Movies

This exercise video features workout guru Tamilee Webb leading the viewer through a series of workouts designed to strengthen and tone a variety of muscle groups. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Tamilee Webb: Tight on Time - Body Blast features the workout expert serving up a series of short workout that can be mixed and matched by the viewer in order to customize a routine that will work out the entire body. ~ Perry Seibert, Rovi

Fitness extraordinare Tamilee Webb hosts Tighter Assets: 10 Minute Abs. Designed for any fitness level, this effective workout can help you get toned in just minutes a day. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

This edition from Tamilee Webb's aerobic workout videos, Fit to the Hits - Motown Moves is a low-impact workout for beginning- to intermediate-level viewers. Featuring Webb's trademark easy-to-follow teaching style, you will always know what move is coming up next. The moderately paced exercises are set to high-energy versions of classic Motown hits, including "I Heard It Through the Grapevine," "This Old Heart of Mine," and "Uptight." ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

This edition from Tamilee Webb's aerobic workout videos, Tighter Assets - Cardio Blast is a high-impact workout for intermediate- to advanced-level viewers. Featuring Webb's trademark easy-to-follow teaching style, you will always know what move is coming up next. The moderately paced exercises are achieved with relatively simple choreography. This video features Tamilee's "cardio blasts," which are polymetric hops and jumps, along with a section about building strength and improving balance. ~ Andrea LeVasseur, Rovi

In her new exercise series, Buns of Steel guru Tamilee Webb disassembles her body for public consumption. I Want Those ARMS! targets the upper body in a 30-minute workout for all levels. Promising a lesson refined through hours of scientific muscle testing, Webb uses her master's degree to her advantage. Webb's own appendages make the class look worthwhile. She uses hand weights and simple movements to strengthen the arms. The shoulders also get a workout designed to get rid of floppy skin. As a companion to her abs and buns tapes, I Want Those ARMS! completes a full-body workout. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi

Tamilee Webb, one of the pioneers of the fitness video tidal wave with her Buns of Steel exercise video, continues with her latest, I Want That Body series. This particular release focuses on improving the buns. The video includes two workouts focused on the calves, thighs and -- most importantly -- the buttocks. The first segment is a routine for the beginner while the second is aimed at those who want a more challenging workout. Through a series of lunges, squats, and kicks, the soft-spoken Webb helps the viewer work towards the legs and buns they have always dreamed of. Also notable is this video's emphasis on proper form and motivation, as well as descriptions of the muscle groups being exercised. ~ Sean Hurley, Rovi

Tamilee Webb, the fitness guru who introduced Buns of Steel is back with an easy lesson in stress relief. Beginners Stretch for Flexibility and Relaxation takes the viewer through a round of elongating movements designed to unwind the body. Marketed as an alternative to yoga, the class offers slow, deep movements that open the joints and lengthen the muscles. A Jamaican beach serves as the setting for the video and the waves are a perfect accompaniment. Webb's attitude is similarly low-impact as she aims to soothe. The entire episode concludes with a visualization section. ~ Sarah Ing, Rovi

In this video, famed exercise instructor Tamilee Webb takes viewers through an entire workout for the lower body. Separate 15-minute segments concentrate on buns, hips, and thighs. A total leg program is also included. This tape is suitable for beginners. ~ Rob Ferrier, Rovi

Best-known for her series of 22 fitness videos entitled Buns of Steel, exercise guru Tamilee Webb provides an easy-to-follow workout to tone both your body and mind. This unique tape features a 30-minute routine combining isometric toning and stretching that draws the mind and body together. While the routine is slow-paced, its intensity forces participants to focus and to exert control over body movements, similar to tai chi techniques. Direct camera angles make it easy to keep your form in check. Instructions are clear and motivational. This workout is appropriate for beginners and those recuperating from injury, or others who may be required to exercise at a more deliberate pace. ~ Sally Barber, Rovi