Electric muscle exerciser?

[huey1124]

anyone tried it? you know the devices you see in magazine ads, that claims it will do all the work-outs for you, thus increasing your muscle size. i'm looking at an ad right now in Stuff magazine, and it advertises "Never Do Sit-ups Again".

i used to wrestle in high school, and i had really good muscle definition back then. but now, i don't have time to hit the gym (actually i'm getting too lazy) that much anymore, and my once six-pack ab has long disappeared. i'm considering buying this device, only if someone has had success with it. the device does come with a 30 day money back guarantee (less a 15% restocking fee), but i don't even know if i'll see results within 30 days. at a price tag of $149.95.

 

[HKSturboKID]

My friend have one I try it. It send electric pulse to your body from a 9v battery. I turn it up the max and I almost turn nuts. Its stinks you like crazy. But on low settings and put a warm water bag over it. its much better the a massage.

let me know if it works. i might want to get one too.

 

[Locutus of Board]

Its stinks you like crazy.

Where have you been putting it on your body?

 

[ChrichtonsGirl]

<< Where have you been putting it on your body? >>



I can't answer for him, but my guess is they never intended it to go inside certain orifices, ergo, stink. I have a seriously bizarre mental image of these exercisers now, thank you very much HKSturboKID.

 

[BoberFett]

LMAO @ LoB and CG!

 

[azazyel]

In the movie dragon Bruce Lee used one.