Has anyone tried simply fit board?

[ocgirl15 667]

Has anyone tried it.... Don't want to waste my money on a gimmick. The commercial makes it out to be a great core exercise and low impact on the knees.

Let me know if you have tried it.

[highfunctioningfatman 2,675]

Sure have. My wife got it and she is a klutz with very little balance. For her is was difficult at best and humorous for me to.watch. She was a bit upset when I was able to do it. I can't do it for long as I'm 5 weeks post op and it is tough on the still healing incisions.

[ocgirl15 667]

Sure have. My wife got it and she is a klutz with very little balance. For her is was difficult at best and humorous for me to.watch. She was a bit upset when I was able to do it. I can't do it for long as I'm 5 weeks post op and it is tough on the still healing incisions.

So is working your core as they claim???

[WLSResources/ClothingExch 3,443]

That's the little teeter-totter stand-upon board in the "But WAIT!" commercial? It doesn't seem to do anything that a hula hoop and the twist can't and the latter is free.

[ryan_86 335]

The thing with these kinds of products is that if the actually did work - if this invention could do what it promises for as little work as it claims - everyone would know about them and have them.

If you're asking the question, you probably know the answer.

[waringbeth95 4]

No but want too

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