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The other day I was cleaning about the house
when a really neat exercise thing came on television.
It was on one of those home shopping channels,
but it was not QVC and I don't think it was Home
Shopping Network. Are there other home shopping
channels out there?

This thing was right up my alley, it did all of the
toning exercises I need when I'm stuck inside during the
winter and unable to push shovels, mowers and
tillers.

Anyhow, when I told Wub about it, he asked why I didn't
order it, and now I can't remember the channel for the
life of me!

Can anyone name a few of the channels?
Then I'll search the various online sites to see if I can
find the item number to order.

LOL. Silly me!

What was it?

Maybe you can do a :google: search for 'as seen on tv' and look for it on some of those websites. ;)

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This thing was advertised by a lady who used to
be heavy and then she lost a lot of weight. She
had two or three other helpers in the background
showing different ways of using it. They kept showing
her before picture. It comes with a demonstration
video, too.

It was this long bench thing that you lay on, sit on,
etc. You adjust the tension by moving the bed part of it
up or down, so you can be a beginner or put it on
the furthest peg for advanced.

Hmm. I'll go switch the tv around to see if I can
find it.

LOL

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Hot dog, I found it!

It was http://www.shopathometv.com and
it is called the Rock BodyFormer...
#10010663

The Rock BodyFormer is a total body workout with full range of motion that incorporates Pilates to work on your flexibility and strength. Pilates is a fitness regimen that combines stretching and strengthening routines designed to work the entire body efficiently, in natural and fluid dance-like movements. It combines the elements of yoga, breath work, weight training and gymnastics to bring the body into proper alignment.
The Rock BodyFormer has tons of great features, including:

Allows you to perform over 45 body shaping exercises.
Thick padded bench with padded removable shoulder.
Cushioned, padded and adjustable headrest.
Resistance system that uses body weight and 3 power cords (15lbs per cord).
Inclines for advanced workouts, goes flat for toning and stretching (Pilates movements). Incline adjusts from 15" to 45" inches in height.
95% Preassembled. Estimated assembly time 5 to 10 minutes.
Stores away when not in use.
Includes:

Workout Video with Instructions, 30 minutes long
2 Leg/2 Hand Straps
Cross Bar
Owners Manual
Spec's

Made of: steel, plastic and vinyl.
Weigh limit of person using the product: 300 lbs
Stored dimensions of product: 58" length, 24" width, 15" height
Fully assembled dimensions: 75" length, 24" width, 15" height
Shipping dimensions: 62" Length, 20" width, 9" height
Weight of product: 80 lbs
90-Day Manufacturers Warranty on Parts
1-Year Manufacturers Warranty on Frame

Yes! Yes!

----running down the hall to tell Wub-----

:-)

Hmmm, interesting!

Hubby is supposed to get a bonus check next week................maybe we need some exercise equipment.... ;)

well, its and interesting name for a product.
But as for me, I don't want a body like a rock!
I want to be fluid as water, steady, strong and flexible at the same time like a green tree.

But, let us know how you like it

...LOL...no, no, not Rock Body...
Rock brand BodyFormer.

ROF. We are giggling because just a few minutes
ago we were looking at the 1982 Guiness Book of
World Records, and my son could not believe that
"Arnold" was in there looking so beefcake!

:D

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