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ABB LOUNGE

Jade1313 Posts: 21 Joined: 2005/02/18	2005/04/20, 06:46 AM Has anayone used the abb lounge to know if it really works...
Reddy Posts: 597 Joined: 2003/09/11	2005/04/20, 02:25 PM I looked at one & thought - why do I need this to do crunches with -------------- Reddy All people smile in the same language
Ksee128 Posts: 71 Joined: 2003/06/11	2005/04/20, 02:49 PM When you say "really works," what exactly do you mean? Will it shrink your waist and give you abs? No, don't waste your money. Clean up your diet and start doing cardio. -------------- Kasey
bigandrew Posts: 5,146 Joined: 2002/10/21	2005/04/20, 02:54 PM exactly.......with any excercise momemtum can take over.....abb lounge looks like it be really easy to just "swing" the motion. ONly inches you gonna be losing is in your wallet. -------------- " The only true eye, is your minds eye"- plato
Jade1313 Posts: 21 Joined: 2005/02/18	2005/04/21, 11:14 AM I do cardio every day I just got a tredmill last month and I run on it every day for 30 min with out stopping..Im new at this so Im starting out kinde of slow I run at 4.0 miles an hour so I dont over do it at frist and as time gose on i will pick up the speed..I work out on my totel gym to evey day..but the eating right part is hard what can I eat what should I eat..How do you all do it?? if you eat to much the body will get fat if you dont eat enough the body stores fat.I feel so helpess I dont have a clue..I need really really good advice..toneing my belly up seems so hard.
rev8ball Posts: 3,081 Joined: 2001/12/27	2005/04/21, 11:56 AM A friend of mine bought one to help him with abs (he has some other medical conditions). He likes it, but I think (and told him so) that it looks like one of those folding lounge chairs from the 70s - nothing more, nothing less... :big_smile: -------------- Michael Nothing personal.... Strictly business.
sstump1 Posts: 1,227 Joined: 2005/03/20	2005/04/21, 12:09 PM It looks like it's great for kicking back with a beer and a bag of chips to watch the football game...however it's missing the cupholder. My father-in-law has one and I tried it out...you can feel it work...but I feel a lot more when I just do crunches. However if it's any consolation my kid loves laying in it to watch TV...it's very comfortable. I get a kick out of this from www.m-w.com: Main Entry: 1lounge Pronunciation: 'launj Function: verb Inflected Form(s): lounged; loung·ing Etymology: origin unknown intransitive senses : to act or move idly or lazily : LOAF transitive senses : to pass (time) idly So essentially the name of this product is "AB LOAF".
Ksee128 Posts: 71 Joined: 2003/06/11	2005/04/21, 02:45 PM As hard as the eating part is, it is VERY VERY important. Go to the nutritional part of this website for help with that...it gives you a good idea of what your caloric intake should be based on your information. Once you get that basic idea, you can tweak your diet from there. Its alot of trial and error.
shredder89 Posts: 38 Joined: 2004/09/30	2005/04/23, 06:24 PM A friend of mine has an ab lounge. I tried it, and it's harder then a crunch, and burns all over the abs rather than just the uppers. I didnt really do sets or anything on it, i just tried it. If it was cheap, I would definately buy it but its not worth it.