How Whole Body Vibration Works/ Now from vibeRx.com

Finally, a complete and affordable personal fitness program that really works! Our amazing program uses Whole Body Vibration Technology, first developed by the Russian Space Program in the 1970's. Long kept a secret by professional athletes and those "in the know" who simply must have the best for their body, is now available to a limited number of hand picked clients to assist us in completing the final phase of our market research.

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[ozrudeboy2]

I am very intrested but I used a vibrating belt 30 years ago and hated it as it made me so itchy! So can anyone let me know if being itchy is a sideaffect of using the Vibrating machine.

[MyStyleForLife]

Some people do have an itchy sensation in thier legs or feet after using the machine. That is good thing, as the sensation is caused from increased blood flow in the small viens and capillaries.

[royalpanthera7]

it says that it works all of the muscles of the body simultaneously... does it work shoulders? traps? neck muscles? i dunno really anything about this but it seems like its more lower half of your body... i dunno tell me if im wrong

[MyStyleForLife]

You are absolutely right, unless you do push ups and the plank on the machine as I do.

[CanadianClassic]

Moral of this story:

If you are fit and otherwise healthy, there is very little to gain from using these machines. Best benefeit is probably reducing recovery time from a hard workout.

If you have a compromised bone or joint system (arthritis, cystic fibrosis, elderly, osteoperosis) this machine is a godsend and will greatly improve mobility and independance.

[MyStyleForLife]

I understand that there is a perception that if you are already fit and healthy, there may not be a need to use these machines. However, the sports trainers of the Celtics, Patriots, Giants, Lance Armstrong and many others are using this equipment as a part of their regular training program. It appears that the frequency of the vibrations stimulates blood flow into the muscles and helps prevent injury during the high intensity training.

[DjAnomoly]

I know that athletes use these things here and there but ONLY as a supplement to actual cardio and resistance training.

remember Excercise Belt Machine

it's like saying that "see athletes use ice baths and look at the shape they are in"

one does not necessarily correlate with the other.

Some workout supplements that DO work:

TRX suspension trainer-Bosu Ball-exercise balance ball-Medicine ball-Jumprope-FreeMotion machines-cardio and resistance machines

[xXprincessXxAlixX]

no i have one it really does work.... lose weight hmm no but tone definately trust im the laziest person in the world and everybody notices i dont listen to infomercial bs either but i saw this at the gym had i seen it on tv wouldnt have got it

[elfc060286]

These machines have just been bought into our country. People with high blood pressure, some partial stroke victims, diabetics and those with various body aches and pains have been seeing vast improvements in the quality of their lives after going on these machines daily.\. Its a big hit and it really does work!

[iamadude123456789]

dude it works for all that but the neck muscles.

[CanadianClassic]

To me it really only boils down to an unproven technology which is being given more hype than it deserves. Does it have a benefeit? yes. Is that benefeit worth an 80 dollar a month membership (WBV only, no gym) or a 15,000 dollar one time payment? no. The reason I feel strongly about this is that I believe many "fitness professionals" will sell outrageous claims to an uninformed public. You want to be healthy? Proper diet and regular exercise will do far more than WBV ever will.

[jagproducts]

medical research journals once told us that acupuncture does nothing, now your hard pressed to find a doctor who does not believe in it. you just can't trust EVERYTHING you read. how much money does the medical community make promoting the benifits of wbv systems?