Previous releases

Unfortunately we are unable to guarantee the availability of all previous release music for purchase.

BODYATTACK™ 66

BODYATTACK™ 63

BODYATTACK™ 62 is in the house!

BODYATTACK™ 59

Reference only

Please be advised these releases are listed for reference purpose only.

BODYATTACK™ 57

BODYATTACK™ 56

BODYATTACK™ 55

BODYATTACK™ 54

BODYATTACK™ 53

BODYATTACK™ 52

BODYATTACK™ 51

BODYATTACK™ 50

BODYATTACK™ 49

BODYATTACK™ 48

BODYATTACK™ 47

BODYATTACK™ 46

BODYATTACK™ 45

BODYATTACK™ 44

BODYATTACK™

BODYATTACK&trade

BODYATTACK® 70

BODYATTACK™ 57

Track List

1. All Over The World - Southern Light

2. A To The B - Zakke Snor

3. Little Don - Zen Dog

4. Tutti Frutti - DJ Denzi

5. Beware Of The Dog - Jamelia

6. Forever Young - ColorBox

7. He Ho D'Samba - Latin Invasion

8. Mad World - Marija Storm

9. Highway To Hell 09 Highway - AC/DC

10. I Feel Free - Dodge Ums

11. Do It To It (Main Radio Version) - Cherish feat Sean Paul of the YoungBloodZ

12. It's All Coming Back To Me Now - Meat Loaf

Sizzler:

This class is about opening the door to new participants - while giving experienced members their full measure of supercharged fitness fun. Instructors get behind-the-scenes tuition in introducing the programme to newcomers and in teaching the full range of options in the new release. The instructor education is focused on having first-timers understand the importance of going hard to experience the addictive endorphin kick that comes with BODYATTACK® - yet working within their limits and making the adjustments necessary to suit their own fitness levels. They can do this in three ways: firstly by adjusting the time spent working out (doing just part of the class is fine for newbies); secondly by taking the low-impact options or leaving out the jumps altogether and, thirdly, by shortening the range of motion used in the moves. Beginners can reduce the workout intensity to a more manageable level by lowering their knee lifts, for example, or travelling a shorter distance in the Supermans and Skaters. Instructors should also explain to newcomers that the cardiovascular system responds faster to training than the muscles and tendons. New participants may need to gradually build up these tissues so they can keep up with their rapidly strengthening cardio system.