Monday, December 21, 2009
The Perfect Bum is just a casual walk away in some "magic" shoes.
Monday, November 30, 2009
The Washboard Con
The Ab Circle. A treadmill for your abs. With 3 mins a day and 5 payments of $39.95 you can have a set of washboard abs in no time! Give me a break...
Monday, November 23, 2009
Ellen Shakes It
Friday, November 20, 2009
Just off the newstands
Now, lets dive into this post real quick...
I was sittting at my desk and decided to google mens health under the images tab for shits n' giggles to see what would come up. I was shortly bombarded by cover after cover of the magazine Men's Health. As I looked over the covers I started to notice a trend on the key words that they constantly use to attract readers. I saved a number of covers to share with you what I had discovered. (See Below)
And then there is the last bunch SIX-PACK ABS! Oh okay, so thats how you get one...
I think you get at what I am getting at....RIGHT??? There is another repeated set saying GET BACK IN SHAPE!
Thursday, November 19, 2009
The Take Off.
Friday, November 13, 2009
How Much Do You Bench?
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Turbo Abs
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Is he serious?
- Depth of lunge
- Length of stride
- Why are his arms frozen? (USE THEM)
- And most importantly is this explosive? I would have my grandma perform these as he is!
Tuesday, October 27, 2009
Ridiculous Fitness Equipement
Check out equipment that stumps the mind
Time and again, exercise equipment is created specifically to help users bypass the tried-and-true method of sweating it out. From the weSurf, which attempts to recreate the surfing experience at home (sans the bleached-blond 'do), to a treadmill that powers a bicycle, the no-gym-needed gadgets below encourage the most calorie burn-by way of cracking us up.
Prosepra weSurf!
Designed to simulate surfing, this computer-controlled device is meant to work your core muscles and improve balance-though we imagine the only wave-riding skill you'll master is the wipeout, dude. Photo courtesy of Prosepra.com.
The Telephone Dumbbell
The art of Chindogu (a.k.a. useless Japanese inventions) inspired the quirky gadget above. Pump out three sets of 15 and get an intermittent pep talk at the same time! Photo courtesy of The Big Bento Box of Unuseless Japanese Inventions by Kenji Kawakami, Dan Papia.
Hawaii Chair
No grass skirt, pretty flower lei or seashell bra? This hula-inspired chair-meant to improve balance, align the spine and improve blood circulation-has got it all wrong. Photo courtesy of Amazon.com.
Shake Weight
Marketed to women as a way to tone the upper body by using isometric contractions and rapid muscle fatigue, the Shake Weight might bring all the boys to the yard...but they will probably be laughing. Photo courtesy of ShakeWeight.com.
uGallop
The uGallop-which aims to give riders a full-body workout-promises all the inner-thigh soreness of a regular horseback riding session, in one computer-operated swoop. Photo courtesy of Brookstone.com.
Treadmill Bike
This unique bike gives the treadmill-an immobile type of exercise equipment meant to simulate the act of running-actual mobility. Genius, huh? And all this time we thought people used treadmills to avoid running outside. Photo courtesy of BikeForest.com.
Kangoo Jumps
It's difficult to see how one walks in these shoes-meant to decrease impact by up to 80 percent-let alone runs and dances. Sadly, your impact with the ground will not be reduced when you fall over. Photo courtesy of KangooJumps.com.
Fitness Cube
Round is out-too one-sided, we suppose. The Fitness Cube, a multitasking gadget meant to support 30 different exercises, is in-even if it leaves us feeling a little square. Photo courtesy of YouTube.com.
Pumgo
Who knew the only encouragement people needed to climb stairs was forward movement rather than upward? This pedal scooter promises a free ride with a full cardiovascular workout. Photo courtesy of Pumgo.com.
Slendertone
The first abdominal exercise belt incarnations were banned for false advertising, but a new FDA-approved version is back on the market and promises-via forced muscle contraction-to produce flat abs without an ounce of exercise. Uh-huh. Photo courtesy of SlendertoneUSA.com.
Thank you Holly for sending me this article. :)
Wednesday, October 21, 2009
Towel Time
I know that I do not need to spend time to disect this video. Just ask yourself if you would be caught DEAD doing this in the gym. Is this functional fitness?
Monday, October 12, 2009
Some Weird and Disturbing Tabata Mash Up...
Pumpkin Workouts to Burn Belly Fat...LMAO!!!
Friday, October 2, 2009
Is this the ideal personal trainer?
Thursday, September 24, 2009
The Shove It
Monday, September 21, 2009
2 Monkeys...
... 2 Monkeys F***'n a Coconut!
I would love to know where these two guys learned about this exercise. I literally sat and watched them for about 15 minutes in amazement. I contemplated if I should go and stop them, but they were the type of guys that are trying to get "BIG" (I don't think I need to explain that.) and have crazy unnecessary egos. After each so-called set they walked around puffing their chests and barking/peacocking. It was straight comedy. I still do not know which partner got the most amount of work in... "the spotter" or "the rower?"
The question is simple; Is this functional fitness? Please post thoughts & answers to comments.