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Billy Blanks

By revolutionaire.

I ordered one of Billy Blanks' first videos off Amazon and I'm totally revved about getting it and getting started.

I read review after review that recommended I start out with this particular video since I've no experience with Taebo. And all signs pointed to 'order it NOW!'

On top of that, I got a free two day shipping trial (why they think I need to try it to know what it's like to get something in two days, I don't know. . . ) so the video should be arriving in the mail tomorrow!

Want to guess how my Sunday is going to be spent?

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Knox said…
Ha.. I think I watched an Emergeny Room episode with him.. ; ) ..
Have you already started?
June 20, 2008 at 2:43 AM
revolutionaire. said…
Christina! I got the video just the other day in the mail. I started it, but it's only a foundation and energy building video. The serious exercising starts with the following videos. hah. I'm not sure how I'm going to do with it ... we'll see. Good to hear from you.
June 23, 2008 at 5:49 AM
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