Home Trainer (by Cory Everson)

[Susanne 32]

I know I should start to work on strength a little more. I am fairly good at getting my cardio in - we have a treadmill and a recumbent bike at home in front of a projector so I can watch TV and movies while walking/running/biking.

I also still have a gym membership with Snap Fitness but I find it very hard to make time to go there. I guess I am more of a home body and I like to be at home after work (or out partying, but that's a different story).

So, I just got the Aldi newsletter, and they seem to have a good selection of "New Year's resolution" equipment. I would love to get their kettle bell set which includes 5, 10 and 15 pd weights and the set is $25. I guess with those things you can't go wrong, in the end you could use a gallon of milk and exercise with it if you like.

The other thing that caught my eye was the home trainer.:

shake weight, no wiggle-the-fat-off mechanics, but more like a weight bench paired with the Bowflex - also using the "rubber bands" for resistance. This link has much more info and it seems to be the same:

http://homegymsreviewed.net/cory-everson-6000ht-home-trainer-review/

Or here from Amazon:

http://www.amazon.com/home-trainer/dp/B002DF143W?SubscriptionId=0VH8RTY47RB4PWN6PDG2&tag=httpwwwgetfre-20&linkCode=xm2&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B002DF143W

Aldi has a great Money Back Guarantee but if someone already knows it is crap, I'd rather not go through the motions.

What do you think? Worth trying or better not?

Thanks

Susanne

[determined1 3]

hmm thats interesting. Not sure about the product but I do remember Cory Everson when she was Ms O. for many years, so that being said, you would think that the product is pretty good if she is endorsing it.