(7) Can You Lose Fat By Standing? Do Vibration Machines Work? Review Of Power Fit Elite.
Presenter: Quan from B Phenomenal
Purpose: Review of the Power Fit vibrating machine, which claims to help burn body fat and tone up with just 10 minutes of use per day.
Context: Growing interest in at-home fitness solutions due to the coronavirus.
Dimensions: Approximately 24 inches wide and 15 inches tall.
Components:
Straps
Resistance bands
Instructional guide with workouts and muscle targeting
7-day meal plan for men and women
Remote control for convenience
Modes Explained:
Walking Mode: Basic, less intense vibration.
Jogging Mode: Moderate vibration, requires wider stance.
Running Mode: Higher intensity, challenges the user more.
Experience on Machine:
Initial vibration noted to activate muscles effectively.
Performance of various exercises indicated varying levels of difficulty and muscle engagement.
Exercises Tried:
Squats: Increased core activation felt.
Russian Twists: Intensified core engagement.
Push-ups: Challenging, but effective for glutes and hamstrings, although some positions felt awkward.
Muscle Engagement:
Effective for engaging core and other muscle groups through isometric contractions.
Variety of Workouts:
Offers different modes to enhance regular workouts and keep routines varied.
Target Audience: Great for older populations who may find traditional exercises difficult.
Size Limitations:
Smaller platform may not accommodate larger individuals comfortably.
Power Settings:
Takes time to reach higher levels, which can be frustrating.
Electrical Requirements:
Needs a dedicated power outlet to prevent circuit overload.
Surface Issues:
Rough surface may cause discomfort when doing exercises like planks.
Price: Approximately $200, suggested to make sure to derive value from it by regular use.
Recommendation:
Ideal for beginners and those seeking variety in workouts.
Focus on isometric exercises for best results.
Final Thoughts:
The Power Fit vibrating machine is seen as a beneficial tool if used regularly, but there are limitations in size and comfort that potential buyers should consider.
Call to Action: Viewers encouraged to comment on potential workouts and subscribe for more fitness content.
Presenter: Quan from B Phenomenal
Purpose: Review of the Power Fit vibrating machine, which claims to help burn body fat and tone up with just 10 minutes of use per day.
Context: Growing interest in at-home fitness solutions due to the coronavirus.
Dimensions: Approximately 24 inches wide and 15 inches tall.
Components:
Straps
Resistance bands
Instructional guide with workouts and muscle targeting
7-day meal plan for men and women
Remote control for convenience
Modes Explained:
Walking Mode: Basic, less intense vibration.
Jogging Mode: Moderate vibration, requires wider stance.
Running Mode: Higher intensity, challenges the user more.
Experience on Machine:
Initial vibration noted to activate muscles effectively.
Performance of various exercises indicated varying levels of difficulty and muscle engagement.
Exercises Tried:
Squats: Increased core activation felt.
Russian Twists: Intensified core engagement.
Push-ups: Challenging, but effective for glutes and hamstrings, although some positions felt awkward.
Muscle Engagement:
Effective for engaging core and other muscle groups through isometric contractions.
Variety of Workouts:
Offers different modes to enhance regular workouts and keep routines varied.
Target Audience: Great for older populations who may find traditional exercises difficult.
Size Limitations:
Smaller platform may not accommodate larger individuals comfortably.
Power Settings:
Takes time to reach higher levels, which can be frustrating.
Electrical Requirements:
Needs a dedicated power outlet to prevent circuit overload.
Surface Issues:
Rough surface may cause discomfort when doing exercises like planks.
Price: Approximately $200, suggested to make sure to derive value from it by regular use.
Recommendation:
Ideal for beginners and those seeking variety in workouts.
Focus on isometric exercises for best results.
Final Thoughts:
The Power Fit vibrating machine is seen as a beneficial tool if used regularly, but there are limitations in size and comfort that potential buyers should consider.
Call to Action: Viewers encouraged to comment on potential workouts and subscribe for more fitness content.