2/5 Falls apart after the warmup
  by Jennifer Shambach Painter (Columbus, OH)
This video is definitely different from any other workout program. It started out okay with a decent ballet warmup complete with their quirky comments and casual attitudes. Kind of a humorous, refreshing change - that was my first impression (and the reason it gets 2 stars instead of just 1).

Once the actual workout part began, however, I could not stand it. Their lack of rhythm made it absolutely unbearable. Otherwise, I probably could have dealt with the poor instruction and often no warning with regards to the moves.

Try Kathy Smith's stuff - it's quite good.

1/5 Skinny Bitch is a little lame.
  by Danielle Dafoulis (Melbourne, VIC, Australia)
It's probably not the fault of the presenters, but I found the workout video cheesy and barely worked up a sweat.The music didn't match the dance moves, it was more like elevator music. I do like their stance on animal rights though!

3/5 Not as good as Bootcamp
  by Fitness Fan (Pa)
This was ok. I am going to sell my copy. They don't properly explain how to do most of the moves. I am not a dancer so I was lost pretty much the whole time. I much prefer bootcamp or their body dvds.

5/5 Release your Skinny Bitch and make everyone else jealous
  by C. Sharpe (Maryland)
I wish these Ladies were my BEST FRIENDS - I love the humor and fun of working out with them. I am a Skinny Bitch and Loving it!!!

1/5 Absolutely Pathetic!
  by Janny B. (Des Moines, IA)
I rarely review items, but I hope to warn others who actually want a real workout not to waste their money, as I did, on this DVD. I hate workout tapes that start with instructors who waste my time introducing themselves, their philosophies, and in this case, urging women to love their bodies. For instructors who are really insistent on this, I prefer the ones who put "Instructor Information" as an option at the end of the video, as, for example, Jazzercise or even Tae Bo. Fade out, fade in, and good grief, they introduce themselves again! How dumb do they think we are? They waste 4 minutes of my workout time with blah, blah, blah.

Their ballet-influenced warm-up supposedly is free flowing and they are to make up their own names for their moves, but as time goes on, they do use ballet terminology, but who cares? NO CUEING! EVER!!! Throughout the who tape, no advance notice, no explanation, no correction or warnings of right or wrong ways to move. After some swooping around, the bitches said we had just finished a really HARD ballet warm-up. (Who did? I sure didn't).

Next, they continued barefoot with the 80's jam or dance or whatever. The music was uninspired and hard to hear, and the bitches had no sense of rhythm at all. They appeared unable to count down to start a new set, and couldn't keep the beat throughout the whole set. But my greatest concern was that during this higher cardio set, bare feet were maintained. Hello! You don't do ponies, 4 to the right and 4 to the left with bare feet! Ever hear of shin splints? Granted, that was about the highest cardio movement for that song.

The next uninspired dance was to be hip hop, and I couldn't stand it. I was 30 minutes into this "workout" and wasn't even breathing hard.

The Skinny Bitches really know their stuff and veganism and nutrition! No contest! But Patrick Goudreau, you should be ashamed to be even associated with such a mess! Shame on you!

Follow their diet if you are willing, but pass on this worthless "workout"!