Each year Catheites from all over the world come to our facility and headquarters in Glassboro, New Jersey to meet each other, have fun and workout to their favorite video instructor.

This year the Cathe Road Trip is being held on Friday July 31st through Sunday August 2nd and is completely sold out. Words cannot explain or do justice to what a Cathe Road Trip is really all about and what it means to the people who come, so we’ve made a short video from one of the 2008 Road trips that we hope answers the question - What is a Cathe Road Trip?

http://tv.cathe.com/

Highlights of Show #12

In this week’s show Cathe briefly recaps the 3rd week of STS mesocycle #3, discs 31, 32 and 33. She then finishes the segment by answering the following questions from our Cathe TV forum about Y’s with a band and Military Pushups.

Ys with the band

Cathe can you show me where to squeeze when I’m doing Ys with the band. I can really feel it when I do Ts but somehow during Ys I seem to feel it only in my shoulders. 
I just completed Meso 2 which was a great accomplishment for me. I was quite a bit stronger on my left side (from carrying kids) and that has evened out. I am in the best shape of my life and I haven’t even finished STS…I feel unstoppable. THANK YOU!
I am putting STS2 on my wish list. Sincerely, Wendy 

Working Towards a Miltary Push Up

I’m a fairly strong female regarding weights, but somehow I find it ridiculously impossible to complete a military push up. I think my core might not be strong enough since my back starts to hurt after only about 4. I believe 6 might be the most that I can do. Also, my elbows have the tendency to flare out. I can do some wide stance push up but the 30 military push up in meso 1 week 1 are too difficult and I drop to my knees. Is there a way to correct this? If so, how often should I do this? - Kissedbysunshine

In this week’s show Cathe briefly recaps the 2nd week of STS mesocycle #3, discs 28,29 and 30. Cathe then talks about your options after you have completed the STS program. She then finishes the segment by answering the following question from our Cathe TV forum about an assisted pull up:
“I have an assisted pull up machine, when I do a pull up or chin up I don’t feel the move in my back at all. I try to focus on my back but feel it mostly in my arms. Would you demonstrate the correct movement for this type of a machine”? Thank you, KAtie