"VIRTUAL HIKE IN MAINE II" For use on Treadmill, Stair Stepper, Exercise DVD

"Hiking in Maine Part II"for Meditation, Relaxation, ExerciseThis video gives youover 60 minutes of hikingon some of themost ruggedtrails inthe east. Even our SteadyTracker stabilizer had trouble smoothing out the footage. Shot in 16:9 widescreen format,just place it in a DVD player, step onto your treadmill or stair stepper, and instantly you will be walking on the trail.Filmed with state-of-the-art cameras you arebeing moved forward, transportedalong the hiking trail. You are "experiencing" a beautifulfall day in the woods.Our hike starts at the top of Mt. Megunticook some 1385 feet in elevation. We hike over to Maiden Cliff at 800 feet elevation, and stop at several other lookouts as we make our way to thebottom of the mountain.Filmed in the fall you get to see the changing of the leaves, and admire Maine in all it's beauty.This is a whole new way to give yourself,and your family theexercise and stress relieftime we all need. Enjoy the beauty and peacefulness ofthese hiking trailsin your own home, and at a time to suit your schedule.Exercising is now easierand more enjoyable! But you don't have to have an exercise bike or treadmill to enjoy this DVD.Just sit back in your favorite Chair and enjoy!!!This will also make a great gift. Order your's today.God Bless, KurtDVD media is -R I am the producer of this video, all DVD's are brand new and sell elsewhere on the internet and in stores for $24.95 and up. We have produced these DVD's using professional 3chip and HD cameras.Powered by eCRATER . List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.© Kurt Howland Enterprises 2012 On Jan-24-14 at 06:20:42 PST, seller added the following information:These trails are very rugged even our Steady-Tracker stabilizer had trouble smoothing out the footage, so the footage is still bouncy, if you want a smooth trek try one of our Walking tours.These trails are very rugged even our Steady-Tracker stabilizer had trouble smoothing out the footage, so the footage is still bouncy, if you want a smooth trek try one of our Walking tours.