NEW YORK (Reuters) - Despite the brave new workout world of streaming videos and smart phone exercise apps, the old-fangled fitness DVD has never been in better shape. As people seek to live healthier ...

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Pop it in, pump it up and buy another: That’s been the surprising routine for consumers of fitness DVDs at the same time that streaming video and mailed rentals have cut into overall disc sales.

Exercise DVDs are a good, relatively inexpensive way to get in shape. But looking at the cover doesn’t always tell you what you need to know. We recruited some East Valley exercise professionals to ...