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Total Gym Exercises Machine Reviews
The Total Gym advertisements show some big celebrity endorsements for this home workout system, however is it worth the price tag?
There are many home exercise machines to choose from so its hard to know which one is best. It claims to be able to train your entire body and take up the least amount of space in your house compared to other machines. There are a few different modals now like the XLS, 1700 and the 1500 to choose from which all vary in price. They are all based around the same structure, just with a few different variations. So lets take a look at how it works.
How Does it Work?
It is all build around one flat glide board that all the exercises are done on. You pretty much have to use your body weight in a lot of different ways. As you getter better and stronger at the exercises you increase the incline to make it harder for yourself. It has exercises for the legs, abdominal, upper body, arms and even the cardiovascular system.
It comes with a few extras like an instruction manual on how to use the home gym. There is a mix of workouts from 6 minutes to full 1 hour programs. A wall chart with the most common exercises on and also a nutrition guide. The main question is though what do people who have bought the product say about it?
Pros
After looking at some Total Gym reviews we found there was some very positive feedback for the gym. It is very easy to set up and unlike some home gyms it does not take up much space. The DVD that it comes with is helpful and can get you working out within 30 minutes. The glide board that it comes with is quite comfortable and it is also easy to fold down and put away if you need to. Most people who used it liked it. However there's was some issues with it to.
The Bad Points
One of negative comments about it was that it was not the best quality product. Yes it is expensive up to $600. Some people found that after a couple of months it started squeaking which just got worse over time. The price is also a little expensive compared to other machines. The last negative point we saw was that a couple of people found it difficult to use.
Is There A Better Way To Build Muscle?
If you are used to being in a gym and know what to do this may be a good option for you. However most of my members are people who are looking to build a body they can be proud of and are in need of some expert guidance.
Still the program that has had the best feedback from my members has been Vince Del Monte’s ‘No Nonsence Muscle Building’. It is a lot better priced also. See below for more information.
Follow the link to see Is the Total Gym Any Good?
More information on Follow the link to see Is the Total Gym Any Good?
http://www.weightliftingstrengthtraining.com
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