Powerhouse Hit the Deck Giveaway

Posted on Nov 30th 2009 1:00PM by Kristen Seymour

Filed Under: Fitness, Reviews & Products

It wasn't long ago that we told you about the surprisingly strenuous workout provided by Powerhouse Hit the Deck. This innocent-looking deck of cards and interval timer helps you burn calories and gain strength anywhere, any time.

The 30 workout cards are divided into low, medium, and hard moves, so whether you're a fitness novice or a well-tuned athlete, you can customize a workout that's right for you. The best thing about this system is that you can do a workout that's five minutes long, 20 minutes long, an hour long, or anything in between.

And this week, two lucky That's Fit readers will win their own Powerhouse Hit the Deck pack!

To enter, leave a confirmed comment below telling us about your biggest fitness challenge. Is it lack of time or gym equipment? Do you just not know what to do?
The comment must be left before 5 p.m. ET on Friday, December 4, 2009.
You may enter only once.
Two winners will be selected in a random drawing.
Two winners will receive a Powerhouse Hit the Deck (valued at $19.99).
Open to legal residents of the 50 United States, the District of Columbia and Canada (excluding Quebec) who are 18 and older.
Click here for complete Official Rules. Winner will be notified by e-mail, so make sure to check next week to find out if you've won!

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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 5)

Lanie 11-30-2009 @ 1:12PM

my biggest problem is making time for a workout in between classes.

Bristol 12-02-2009 @ 9:27PM

I love to run outside and do so almost everyday all summer long.
Unfortunately when the weather turns bad I loose motivation and rarely run. I'm not sure if I should purchase a treadmill or join a gym for the winter. I would like to be motivated to workout all year.

Kathy 11-30-2009 @ 1:47PM

We have 3 different sets of dumbells all of which are too heavy for me, a jump rope, and an off-brand bowflex that doesn't work too well.

Julie 11-30-2009 @ 2:03PM

My biggest problem is keeping things interesting so I don't get bored (which in turn usually causes me to stop being consistent). This looks like just the thing to add some variety to my workouts!!

Angela 11-30-2009 @ 1:58PM

Lack of time, for sure, now that I have two little ones!

Joanne 11-30-2009 @ 2:07PM

I just never know what exercises to do or for how long. I have computer printouts all over the place with different exercises and ideas, but I need something that will just put it all together for me! If I don't win, I think I'll send a little note to Santa! :)

Courtney 11-30-2009 @ 2:11PM

My biggest fitness challenge is that my family has never really been into being physical. I literally don't know what to do. Honestly, I don't even know where to START! To top it off, I'm trying to figure out how to be a working, single mom and trying to get myself motivated to get into some kind of shape.

D 11-30-2009 @ 2:11PM

I just not know what to do

Julie 11-30-2009 @ 2:15PM

I think my biggest fitness challenge is boredom. That is to say that I get tired of the same old same old routine, but as a stay at home Mom I have limited space for equipment and time is rarely on my side. I think these fitness cards would be a great help!!

M 11-30-2009 @ 2:17PM

My biggest fitness challenge is getting motivated. Once I actually get to the gym or pop in the fitness DVD and get myself situated in front of the TV (standing alert on the carpet, not lounging on the couch), I can get going and put in a good workout. But motivating myself is the hardest initial step.

Connie 11-30-2009 @ 2:30PM

I'm an "all or nothing" type, so I do either 30 min./1-hr long sessions, or nothing at all (not even 30 min. broken into segments over the day).

Megan 11-30-2009 @ 2:39PM

My biggest challenge is getting really into a type of exercise or a routine and then burning out and then not working out at all. I need a routine that incorporates lots of change. These cards look perfect!

Rebecca 11-30-2009 @ 2:47PM

My biggest fitness challenge is motivation. I really need someone to push me to do the hard stuff ( i.e. strength training, intense cardio); which is why I do most of my working out in group classes in order have both the instructor and my fellow classmates to keep me going.

Ashley 11-30-2009 @ 2:52PM

My biggest fitness problem is lack of time. Between a 50 hour work week, family and community involvement. Im trying to be more committed to working out in the morning before work because I am so tired when I get home!

Katie 11-30-2009 @ 3:01PM

Motivation. Not because I don't love working out. I do love it once I get to the gym but esp during the winter its harder to make myself go

Eva 11-30-2009 @ 10:43PM

I had a stroke three years ago, a thyroid surgery ( I had a 6" substernal thyroid mass sitting in my chest cavity sitting on nerves to my heart and brain) I ruptured two discs in my lower back (L4,L5, and S1) I am not paralyzed from the stroke because I chewed 2 aspirins when I reconized the symptoms but I went through a deep depression because after my husband (now ex) moved me from Colorado to Temple, Tx I had a stroke; then he walked out on me two months later (yes he was having an affair with a married woman where they both worked!!!) I had to give up the home that I had just bought with him and now the huzzy lives in the home I chose with my then husband. I had to relocate to a small town in western oklahoma to live with my 85 yr old mother to keep from being homeless and I have not had the desire to exercise since I moved. I had lost 35 lbs before moving; then after the divorce I lost ALL INTEREST and have gained it all back. :(
I need to lose it all again but do not have the money to join weight watchers again. I need to lose also to get the pressure off my back since I have the ruptured discs!! I'd really appreciate it if I won. I have been in another depression since I gained all of the weight back that I had lost 2 years ago. I know it would help my mental outlook if I could lose the weight. Thanks for listening and have a great day. Eva in Oklahoma

Kara 11-30-2009 @ 3:56PM

my biggest problem is motivation. it's so hard to get out of bed when it's cold and still dark out!

James Stafford 11-30-2009 @ 4:22PM

My biggest challenge is making (notice I didn't say finding) the time to workout. For me, it typically means waking up before early, going to the gym and getting home before my wife and baby girl get up. It just doesn't get any easier to push my lazy butt out of bed each morning.

Erin 11-30-2009 @ 4:54PM

Motivation, Motivation, Motivation. It's hard to pop in that DVD when you know it word for word. Weather is always big factor and gym memberships are too expensive.

Keisha 11-30-2009 @ 11:20PM

Hi Erin. I don't know where you live, but I used to be a member of a gym called Planet Fitness. It's a cool looking gym and their motto is being in a "no judgement zone". They have plenty of machines and are 24 hours most days. The best part is they have memberships that are 10 bucks a month (might have an initial start up fee, but there are times when they have specials where you don't have to pay it). Like I said, I don't know where you live, but you can check it out at www.planetfitness.com. Good luck! Oh yeah, by the way...I stopped going there because I found a place that has group exercise classes which I enjoy more than just machines, but it was a good place to start!