Infomercial Workout Machines: Do They Work? [Archive]

Brashkoala

May 21st, 2007, 12:10 AM

Hey Guys. I'm looking to lose about 15 pounds and also gain a little bit of muscle at the same time. Going to the gym is a bit of a drag, so those infomercial workout machines came to mind. There are a ton of them on the market. A lot of them say that they get you into great shape and without as much work as working out by yourself or going to the gym. I wanted to ask if any of you guys have experience or know of these machines. Which ones work? Which don't? Which one should I buy? Thanks in advance for your answers! :)

yukon145

May 21st, 2007, 12:24 AM

anything that says it can get you into shape without doing as much work really isn't going to work.

the bowflex is nice, but its pricey and takes up lots of space.


TennisForum.com > Misc. > Non-Tennis > Infomercial Workout Machines: Do They Work? PDA Infomercial Workout Machines: Do They Work? Brashkoala May 21st, 2007, 12:10 AM Hey Guys. I'm looking to lose about 15 pounds and also gain a little bit of muscle at the same time. Going to the gym is a bit of a drag, so those infomercial workout machines came to mind. There are a ton of them on the market. A lot of them say that they get you into great shape and without as much work as working out by yourself or going to the gym. I wanted to ask if any of you guys have experience or know of these machines. Which ones work? Which don't? Which one should I buy? Thanks in advance for your answers! :) yukon145 May 21st, 2007, 12:24 AM anything that says it can get you into shape without doing as much work really isn't going to work. the bowflex is nice, but its pricey and takes up lots of space. RJWCapriati May 21st, 2007, 03:34 AM Save your money and go walk and run...