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Rock the Runway

admin — Fri, 29 Feb 2008 19:26:45 +0000

Music plays a major part in supermodel Heidi Klum’s life — after all, she’s married to the extraordinarily talented vocalist Seal. So when personal trainer Andrea Orbeck arrives at Klum’s house for training, Orbeck often finds Klum and her kids dancing to Seal’s new CD, System. “I upload music all the time, since I like to have my clients do cardio to upbeat tunes, especially when they do speed or incline intervals on the treadmill or bike,” says Orbeck. “Heidi [really] does listen to her Seal all the time, and she even has her own CD [out] in Germany for kids … she has a really pretty voice. She also sang with Seal at the Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show,” adds Orbeck.

To read more about Heidi Klum and view the workout that Orbeck created especially for her, click here to download VIVmag‘s March/April issue.

To download this playlist from iTunes, click here.

Joyful Jams

admin — Mon, 17 Dec 2007 19:30:05 +0000

Four-time Oscar nominee Julianne Moore and her trainer, Kacy Duke, work out at Equinox Fitness Club in New York City, and they love to listen to good music while exercising. “I always have my iPod, and I like to create playlists for Julianne,” says Duke. “Most of the time we are stuck with the music they are playing at the gym, but when I arrive, I ask the front desk to put on good tunes like these. I am always looking for new music so Julianne can build her library. If a good song comes on during our session, we’ll wrap it into our workout. People see us dancing and laughing in our own little world. It’s good fun! Each session is very joyful.”

To read more about Julianne Moore and view the workout trainer Kacy Duke created for her, click here to download VIVmag’s January/February 2008 issue.

Click here to download this playlist from iTunes.

Move to the Rhythm

admin — Tue, 13 Nov 2007 19:47:26 +0000

Deanna McBrearty, a former member of the New York City Ballet, has created Balocity, a dancer’s workout that anyone can follow. “I believe a workout should be an overall experience. It should include inspiration from the choreography, your movement and the music,” explains McBrearty, who is a certified personal trainer and choreographer based in New York City. The following playlist is the perfect match to a Balocity workout. “It’s an upbeat mix of motivational music with rhythm, beat and continuous flow,” she says. “You don’t need classical music to feel like a dancer.” To read more about McBrearty and her Balocity workout, click here to download VIVmag’s November/December 2007 issue, available now.

Click here to download this workout playlist from iTunes.