Home workouts are all the rage these days.
Of course the genre is nothing new, and diving into the archives of sweaty home stuidos’ past is yielding some wonderfully retro entertainment to get the blood flowing.
Like this glorious video shared recently by the BBC.
“Time to don some tight clothing that doesn’t quite fit and limber up with the one and only Tony Britts!” they announced.
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https://twitter.com/BBCArchive/status/1245618217760051200
Do you have a favorite vintage workout video? Now’s the time to dig it up!
Bob LaBlah
I loved it but I do wonder how hard could it have been to add the year that it was made in the article. It reminds me of the early 1980’s and a show that used to come on in L.A. called Body Buddies. That age omission really dampens the spirit of it.
MISTERJETT
some people always have to have something to complain about. it’s like they go out searching to find something, anything!!!
davey14
A simple Google search would tell you it’s from 1984. Since I’m socially distancing I had the extra 30 seconds to spare.
PLAYS WELL WITH OTHERS
“Let’s Get Physical” from Olivia Newton-John caused many people’s heads to explode when the Gay-themed video was released
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Black Pegasus
That muscle queen is dripping with sex… I’d do her and never call her back 🙂
curiobi
Why no call back? Are you evil 🙂
billbong99
The original BodyShaping Crew. There wasn’t much to watch when cable came out in the 80s but Kendell in the Crew was a frequent source for self-pleasure.
Kangol2
So 1980s. Tony was working it out, too!
Vince
My favs were the Soloflex infomercials. Mostly I remember the the Jane Fonda work outs mostly due to my Mom.
leecee
How delightful. He has the moves. This article & video was a bright spot in my day. Thanks!
scotty
AHS 1984
darkanser
LOL….you only find out later in the video that there are other people on the set. I can only imagine what they were thinking when this Tony Britts demonstrated the first movements….;-)