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Kathie Lee's Feel Fit & Fabulous Workout

Kathie Lee's Feel Fit & Fabulous Workout

1994•57m•NR•Documentary

"Feel Fit and Fabulous" is a unique, time-saving workout that combines special body sculpting exercises for the arms, buttocks, hips and thighs with low-impact aerobic movements. Stretching and abdominal toning round out the program, which is designed to help both beginners and intermediate exercisers burn calories, increase their energy and improve overall muscle tone. Working out with her friends, family and fitness expert C.B. Yelverton, Kathie Lee shows you how to look and feel your very best.

Kathie Lee Gifford · Director

StatusReleased
Runtime57m
LanguageEN
Release DateAug 16, 1994

Actors

Kathie Lee Gifford

Kathie Lee Gifford

Self

Frank Gifford

Frank Gifford

Self

C.B. Yelverton

Self

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