Dumbbell Exercise Cards,Full Body Workout Cards for Men, Women with FREE Instructional Video Clips,Portable, Durable, Easy to Read Fitness Cards for Training at Home, HIIT,- 55 Cards

The cards are very informative and show different exercises for different muscle groups. The cards are a little small in size and the font is sometimes difficult to read but overall it’s a good product for dumbbell workouts.

I was so excited when I ordered these cards, but, if it weren't for the graphics on the cards, I wouldn't know what to do. The print is nearly illegible due to the colors they used. Would be better to have the text on the back Black on White. As it is, they're pretty to look at, but for a novice fairly unusable because it takes way too much time to figure out what to do . NOT recommended. If you're already well-versed in the various workouts and just want to draw cards to make a surprise workout, then by all means. But in that case you may as well just write down the exercises on paper and draw them randomly from a bowl.

The media could not be loaded.  The burgundy cards are a bit difficult to read but they are readable. The rest of the cards have easy to read text. Overall I'm happy with this purchase.

These are definitely for beginners. I was excited for a way to structure home workouts…and then the cards arrived. The cards are the same size as standard playing cards. The print is probably a size 6. Then the color of the print almost matches the color of the background. Even with a flashlight pointed right at the cards, it was difficult to read them. 0/10, would not recommend. Unfortunately will be returning these.

As mentioned before the contrast between the print color and card color is bad. However, there is a QR code you can scan that pulls up a video demonstration of the exercise.

The print is small and the colors make it hard to read. Do not order these.

Great for changing up your workout.

The cards may be slightly smaller than a deck of playing cards and the colors are dark and heavy, so it is difficult to distinguish text from the bold colors. I think the cards would be much more helpful if they were 2x the size, toned down the bold background colors to somethings more subdued or perhaps reduce the colored section to a border frame or header, rather than the entire cards. Also, if the cards were at least 2x the size, then the people figures might look more like people, rather than faceless blobs. It it hard to figure out movements, when you can't identify muscle groups or motion directions, due to lack of detail.Overall, the cue cards were a great idea, but one that failed to produce an effective product.I would not buy this again or recommend it to another.