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08-18-2016 11:55 AM
Best ever is my Backjoy but I also give another vote for BodyGym and LoBak would be a close second.
08-18-2016 01:36 PM
Yes, JasoninBoston, it is the Marie Osamond one. It's great for toning and resistance training.
08-18-2016 05:14 PM
@hckynut wrote:
I have bought at least 100 pieces of exercise equipment, and/or items over many decades. I have not, nor will I ever buy that type of purchase on an impulse.
There are many "wellness/fitness" things that can harm people, especially if used incorrectly. Actually, I never buy anything on "impulse", probably because I learned at a very young age not to spend money without researching, especially higher priced item of any sort.
All of my Wellness/Fitness items/machines are used for an intended result. You asked, I replied.
hckynut(john)
Your approach seems totally reasonable!! I tend to get swept into purchasing things based the presentations and purchase on impulse without totally researching things properly!
08-18-2016 05:16 PM
@momoftwo2007 wrote:Yes, JasoninBoston, it is the Marie Osamond one. It's great for toning and resistance training.
Thank you!!
08-18-2016 05:24 PM
Nothing ... never bought any ... anywhere. I go the gym.
08-19-2016 04:09 AM
BHawk wrote:I didn't realize Susan did a compact reformer...I know they had/have the Power Pilates Gym...a compact reformer....but it is really compact. Wish someone would do something similar but a little bigger with a built in stand! I really don't care about the rebounding - prefer to walk for cardio and I get motion sickness when I try it.
@BHawk, Power Pilates may be the same unit Susan presented on HSN. I really don't recall what it was called, but the unit could be elevated to different heights, and angles (similar to Total Gym), in order to attain varying body positions. I would have purchased one for myself, but I am at the gym 6 days a week, and owning the Malibu chair already, I felt buying another piece of Pilates equipment for home use may have ultimately been wasteful spending (for me). That said, compact would be the only kind of reformer I could have in my home. Like JasoninBoston, I am in a downtown (Chicago) apartment ... but mine is far from being the size of O's.
08-21-2016 05:24 PM - edited 08-21-2016 05:26 PM
@Tinkrbl44 wrote:My first QVC purchase .... Aero Pilates machine, years ago!
Do you know if that vendor and company is still on the Q?
I tried finding their website earlier today and couldn't. Then I noticed one of her products (the Pilates Spine Corrector) which I really want to get is offered on a vary popular catalog site (Hammacher Schlemmer).
08-21-2016 05:45 PM
Yes, search for Aeropilates here on the Q website...Marjalein just had a show a fews days ago!
08-22-2016 10:25 PM
I really splurged on this recumbent bike.
It's very sturdy, and there are programs where I can cycle through the northeast Maine, Niagra Falls, etc,
or through the parks out west etc.
Even with sound affects, dogs barking at me.
Feels better on my knees than a regular bike.
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