Jamaica Me S'wet (2002)
Warm-up with the dance hall queen, Patra, and her hit single, Worker Man. Increase your heart rate and your energy level on the beautiful beaches of Jamaica to a new collection of top reggae songs. Burn fat and enjoy total cardiovascular and muscle fitness! Learn new moves including the Butterfly, Rake, Fly-Away and the Square! Exercise the safe way with this low-impact workout choreographed by certified specialist Michelle Lemay! Forget traditional aerobics! Get toned to the tune of hot reggae hits! Jamaica yourself look and feel better immediately mon!
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Warm-up with the dance hall queen, Patra, and her hit single, Worker Man. Increase your heart rate and your energy level on the beautiful beaches of Jamaica to a new collection of top reggae songs. Burn fat and enjoy total cardiovascular and muscle fitness! Learn new moves including the Butterfly, Rake, Fly-Away and the Square! Exercise the safe way with this low-impact workout choreographed by certified specialist Michelle Lemay! Forget traditional aerobics! Get toned to the tune of hot reggae hits! Jamaica yourself look and feel better immediately mon!
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Written By:Carla Berkowitz
In Theaters:4/26/2002
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Runtime:45 minutes
Studio:Koch Vision
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