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Martial Arts Training & ExercisesDiscuss martial arts training and exercises here
I have heard that they have issue with the bands wearing out quickly and/or breaking. I see they have a new design out now, maybe that was to help correct this issue.
I have a very old (10+ years) Pro Form trainer that still works great. It is programmable and allows you to program workouts into it and save them on a disk and automatically set the weight for the next set. Hard to explain, but it was top of the line when I bought it and it still works, so I guess it was money well spent. Now if I only had the time and dedication to really use it like I should...
the machine is a scam. don't buy one. they do a very very good job of advertising the machine, all it works,is your wallet getting thinner. i bought a bowflex extreme 2 acouple years ago.
I used it for awhile then got tired of it. the resistance wore down after a period of time. after work outs, u feel the burn of ur mucsles for an have hour and thats it. it didn't take me long to max out the machine at 250 lbs resistance. the resistance of the bowflex doesn't even come close to standard free weights.
stick to freeweights.....
PUT IT THIS WAY. IF U LIFT SOMETHING SLIGHTLY HEAVY(DOSEN'T HAVE TO BE WEIGHTS), SOME THING YOUR YOUR BODY ISN'T USE TO. U WILL BUILD STRENGTH. NOT ALOT OF IT, BUT U'LL BE STRONGER THAN U WERE PRIOR.
it didn't take me long to max out the machine at 250 lbs resistance.
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What did you start at? If you gained substantially up to 250 I would say that it did it's job. Also I could have sworn the ads were fat burn not muscle build, so maybe you were just looking at it for the wrong reasons.