I saw an infomercial for shake Weights this morning. Has anyone tried them?

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The 3rd poll choice should read: Used them and have toned arms.

Edited January 2, 201016 yr by 2911plans

I haven't used them but I did see the skit where Ellen was giving them to her studio audience. Of course, the "shaking" motion was quite hilarious and reminiscent of something *ahem* else. (That was her whole premise for the skit)

You can find it on YouTube and it's hilarious.

In terms of usage - I have no idea. But, I would say that anything that keeps you active is good.

I read a review in a magazine (maybe fitness) and the editor (or whoever) tried it, said she could feel it working.

I just watched a few youtube videos. What a joke. Don't waste your money on that crap! But if you do, make videos and post them :biggrin:

Oh, that was good for a chuckle. But seriously, some people need a catch, motivation to pick up those weights. And as long as you were not using them where others would see you, and be cracking up, it might actually work. It does represent actual weight, and the PRINCIPLE behind the shaking, where your muscles are contracting etc, is probably valid. I just can't imagine people using them in a gym setting, where other people might be around.

I like your idea Btrieger, make a video that way more people will smile, and be happy

I saw this stick thing at Brookstone today that works on same principle. It's shakes to "tone muscle".... I tried it. I did feel a burning type sensation... but, I did workout at the gym earlier this morning

I think the commercials and Ellen bits are hilarious!!!! But seriously, I think I want one of these!!!! I think anything with weight in it that makes you use muscle would not be a bad thing! But I certainly wouldn't do it in front of anyone!!! haha!