Your Fitness Equipment

There is a simple method to see what is not
worthwhile to buy. This is very general, but it
will work if your reaching for your money.

If it says "perform easy....", "comfortable"
"helps do the work". Comments like these and
similar ones, put your money away.

Listen, it's not supposed to be easy!

Deep down, you know that it takes work to
lose fat or increase your cardiovascular ability.
Don't fall prey to someone telling you that 3
minutes of easy to do stomach exercises with
this machine is all you need. If you see this on
T.V., shut it off or change the channel, you are
being fed a useless item that will collect dust in
your basement. The only thing that will get
thinner is your wallet.

Stores, newspaper ads, infomercials, magazines,
everywhere there's somebody or some company
selling something that is supposed to be the ultimate
product to make look like a Greek God or Goddess.

Millions of people buy fitness equipment. Evidence
of this is the classified ads under "Misc. for Sale" or
"Sports Equipment". People buy these body fantastic
gizmo's which end up as an expensive rack to hang
laundry on. If you saw something on T.V. that you
think would help you get rid of that extra cushion of
comfort, wait a couple of months and pick it up cheap
in the paper or garage sale.

Better yet, come by and see me at this blog. Let me
show you which fitness equipment will actually do
something for you. This blog will keep you in-the-know
about the little tricks used to make the models look good.
You will also get an honest review of the item being sold
and learn for yourself how to spot the good, the bad and
the ugly.