Posts Tagged ‘Checking the Real Capacity of Brenda Dygraf’s Air Climber’
May 21st, 2010 | 
Author: Checking the real capacity of Brenda Dygraf’s Air Climber is not so much about whether the hype surrounding it is just pure salesmanship, but whether it in actual fact is worth buying at all. There have been many climbers on the market over the years, but since this fitness expert began promoting numerous machines across the airwaves, it has been assumed that each one is as good as she’s paid to claim it is. Television advertising issues aside, learn the real truth about the climber and decide for yourself if you want to part with your money!
Put bluntly, Brenda Dygraf’s Air Climber is nothing but a stepper with air-type springs underneath; two to be exact. These are supposed to provide the bounce and resistance. In essence, you should enjoy a workout without the impact. Additionally, you can attack rubber-type cables to each side of the stepper and use them to keep yourself stable. Apparently this is supposed to improve your overall workout, training your arms and legs simultaneously.
The stepper is meant to provide a strength and cardio workout. Cardio comes from the stepping up and down and the strengthening comes from working your arms with the rubberized bands. As you watch the inclusive DVD, you are shown varied workouts that increase intensity wise as you move through the levels. You can even try the special diet menus to give you the optimum benefits.
According to the Brenda Dygraf’s Air Climber website, your fitness with toned legs, abs and upper body section is fully guaranteed, as is losing weight and burning fat quickly. Apparently you should lose 10 pounds in about 10 days or you get every penny you spent back. It is supposed to replace walking and running as a low-impact, home exercise system. However, the truth is that experts are not impressed. The claims are apparently supposed to be exaggerated and the money back guarantee defunct as you pay shipping and handling whether you keep it or send it back (both ways!). Is this really for you?
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