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The Win Gym is the world's only portable, pneumatic, adjustable exerciser. Whether you're just beginning to get in shape, or in peak physical condition, the Win Gym will deliver a highly effective workout to every major muscle group.
The Win Gym exercises two muscle groups at the same time, so you'll get twice the workout in half the time. This kit includes a Win Gym instructional video program narrated by former Mr. Argentina, Fred Chapur, a fitness expert, author and personal trainer. After just 20 minutes, you'll feel like a winner in the fitness and health arena with the Win Gym. The Win Gym kit also includes a free full-color instructional exercise book which contains illustrations of many Win Gym exercises.
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31 Jul 2005 - Michael of Sofia, Bulgaria writes:
I've ordered Wim Gym and I'm really happy!It's great!You can exercise everywhere you want-at home or when you travel.It's compact and light.Order and you'll be pleased.
11 Jan 2005 - Dwight of California, USA writes:
I used it in 1999 then stopped. I am using it agin. I am 51 and like the work out I get. My chest and arms really get the burn and this is just the work out I like. Not too much and not too little. I just do the arm and chest for now 2 or 3 days a week. I really keep those young kids a work wondering.
- Ronn of USA, writes:
I didn't like the device because it requires a very high number of repetitions (I believe it was multiple sets of at least 25 reps per set) for each exercise, and it took forever to complete a workout, after which I didn't even feel like I had accomplished anything. If I were advising a friend, I'd say the Win Gym is a rather "cheapie" plastic gadget, and that their money would be better spent on something else. I'm sure you'd get much better results from one of those metal spring flex bars like Lou used to use!
- Mike of California, USA writes:
I was sold on the informercial because I travel several times a month and not all the hotels I stay in have a fitness room. The Win Gym is portable for travelling, however, I thought it was cumbersome to change positions and the range of motion put a strain on my wrists. I would not recommend this product.
- Roy of New York, USA writes:
I'm one of the presumably small percentage of people in the world who spotted the infomercial for this product and bought it. It didn't take too long for me to break it, as it is rather cheaply constructed. I kept it going for awhile with duct tape holding it together, before eventually junking it. While it was in service, I found that the Win Gym did very little to tax my muscles. The whistling sound it makes is sort of pleasing to the ear, but that's no reason to buy a piece of exercise equipment. The fact that it's portable is the best thing this gadget has going for it. Save your money and just do regular old push-ups and pull-ups.
