Comments on: Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam?

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Tony

Sat, 20 Mar 2010 12:40:24 +0000

I bought a vibration machine 3 weeks ago and use it twice a day for ten minutes each.
I have lost 6 pounds and I feel great. IT WORKS!!!

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Michelle

Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:26:43 +0000

Hi, Karen F, what has the vibrating machine helped you with so far?

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Michelle

Thu, 18 Mar 2010 17:25:07 +0000

Hi. First, I want to ask if the vibrating machines help with toning the tummy and achieving a 6 pack? Also, I’ve come across a machine called the Maxxus 800 V-Trainer. It’s quite pricey but it’s said to move back to front AND side to side as opposed to other cheaper machines that only move side to side. Would both work in toning the tummy or just the one that moves side to side AND back and front?

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Lars

Sat, 16 Jan 2010 13:49:29 +0000

I wonder if you could include reviews of any specific machines you’ve tried. I live in a small town far from any gym that has one of these machines. Yet I would like to try one before buying. Any help is much appreciated. Thanks.

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Karen Hawkes

Sun, 03 Jan 2010 10:08:47 +0000

I bought a cheap version of Crazy Fit vibrating Machine 2 weeks ago and would never look back. I used to have one of those old-fashioned ones with the belt and I even then found it great only though was difficult as could only use it waist, hip, buttocks and thighs. It also after 8-10mins made your skin itch. These new ones don’t and does the whole body. Being off work with unknown sickness (tendons/muscles atrophy) this is really good I can do however long my body allows me at the time.
One really needs to use a couple times to know what one means absolutely fantastic.

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: FatGit

Mon, 30 Nov 2009 09:01:10 +0000

I’m doubtful. Outside is a bloke with a pnumatic drill making holes in the road. He is vibrating all day, every day, for weeks!!! and he is a total fat bastard. According to him it just makes his joints ache: “a total crock”. So wheres the evidence?

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: jasmin

Mon, 05 Oct 2009 08:13:47 +0000

hello all,

i’m in Canada and i’m very intrested in a buy a good affordable vibration machine i have found 2 so far but i’m not sure if they are good or not or if i should consider a different option

VIBREX V150 WHOLE BODY VIBRATION EXERCISE MACHINE

the Crazy Slim V3 Vibrating Exercise Machine

both for a price less than 1000 $

thanks

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Dan S.

Mon, 20 Jul 2009 22:22:41 +0000

We sell the LifeSpan vibration plates and have had a great response from the customers. I am bone to bone in both of my knees and have five deteriorated and three bulging discs in my back, on a four year old MRI. Yep I was a steriod freak and abused my body years ago. Well now I make it a point to use the vibration plate in our store every day and it totally depends on position but it only takes me a few minutes to find the right position and it does make a great difference on my knees and back.

So as a user myself I can say that they do work. Now I have had one person who did not like it at first but within a couple of weeks he was a vibration plate regular user. They kind of remind everyone of the old machines with the belt that claimed to vibrate you fat off. But it is very different and again it does work.

The lifespan does sell in our store for $899.00 so it is a far cry from the $4,000.00 calims that a plate costs and also LifeSpan does stand behind their products and so far we have had NO PROBLEMS but if we ever do I am totally cinfident that LifeSpan will very quickly resolve the issue. Their service department, Matt, has been excellent to work with when we have needed him minimally on other machines they make.

Thanks and have a great day, Dan.

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Brad Barnes

Sat, 07 Mar 2009 17:36:48 +0000

Much has changed since in a couple of years. This form of excerise in now used by millions. And the price has corespondingly gone down. My wife and I bought an Osa-Vib for $400.00 as compared to the Proellixe machine for over $4000. It’s also an oscillating triangular vibration machine. We had it over a year. It works great and we love it.

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Karen F

Wed, 21 Jan 2009 19:04:29 +0000

Triangular oscillation does move up and down, and slightly side to side. This have been shown to be very effective and not cause the problems that the Piston vibration of many machines. Piston vibration is like a jackhammer on you, not as violent of course. I have a VibraSlim Europlate machine, I paid a little more for it but, when you compare it to others there is NO comparison.

Vibration exercise is no joke, although it does sound weird at first, once you get on a machine you will totally understand how it works. It is REAL exercise, it doesn’t just vibrate you. You really just have to get on one to understand it.

Comment on Vibration Exercise Equipment – Is It a Scam? by: Dan O'Leary

Tue, 23 Dec 2008 05:07:06 +0000

Have you tried the Lifespan whole body vibration equipment? Is it triangular oscillating movement? It claims it goes up/down, back/forth and side to side. Is that what is meant by triangular oscillating?