Does this have a really good strong vibration? I'm trying to decide between it &amp; Whole Full Body Vibration Plate Exercise Machine 500 watt.
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YES, we consider the vibration strong. It has several levels of vibration, and programs which one can choose to alter the vibrations from standard to higher to much higher. We are both very satisfied with this machine and believe it helps our arthritis.
1684230
Sorry I can't be any help on this question. I have mine just sitting on my cabinet shelves. I have had zero vibration issue with this setup.
1744391
That sounds about right. Very strong piece of machine.ships quick and the company is top self. I have yet to have any problems with the company or equipment and I now have 6 machines by them. Half my gym is by them and for now on I will stick just with them
944573
28,000 vibrations per second. I have used two other brands at various spas I've worked at. I really like this one.
550585
To be honest I would like stronger vibrations for deep muscle work. If u have sensitive feet may need to wear a shoe
1471573
You can definitely feel the weight in it, but it still rides/pushes pretty smoothly. The extra weight just adds to your workout. :) I used it with a 41 lb 4 yr old and and 30 lb 2 yr old and it was fine.
1248847
I weighed 168 when I started and I didn't have any problems with it wobbling. However... It is very compact and I'm sure will feel more wobbly than a large gym quality machine. My husband is over 200 pound and he has tested it...but not really used it. He says it is worthless for him because it is not difficult and you cant get a wide range of motion. For me it works and I've lost 30 pounds watching calories and using this for 20 minutes to an hour several times a week. It feels like running in place but easier on my joints. The handle bar helps you get your balance...but is not really sturdy. The base does not wobble though.
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It is well made, but it would depend on how often you use it and how hard you excercise on it. The foot pedals are made of hard plastic, so inevitably, will break if continuously torqued side to side. I would suggest that a commercial/gym grade machine might be better for you.
509392
I chose the Blaze due to the wider lat tower and included lat bar. Also I wanted the additional exercises like the 'lying leg curls' along with the ability to upgrade the resistance. I also am really happier with the beefier build as is evidenced by the difference in weight of the machine, 148 lb for the PR1000 and 214 lb for the Blaze. If your like me, price is important and I got mine during black Friday sale for a little over 600, hint hint. Im sure the PR1000 would be sufficient, but I'm glad I got the beefier, upgradable version.
1669335
It's worth the money. Especially since my work really imburses $100 for home equipment. As a medium sized middle age woman it's perfect for my workouts. A strong man may need something more robust.
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It has given me an excellent workout. So far I've only used it on the lower resistance levels (1-3). After the first few days, every muscle in my legs got sore. The resistance goes up to 8, and I aspire to one day being fit enough to do most my workout at this level. You also 'get out of it what you put into it.' If you peddle faster, at higher resistance levels, you'll definitely get a good work out. Mine is very stable , but I only use it on carpet or a rug. However, I'm only 5'5" and 135 pounds, and ride for about a half hour everyday. If one weighed 200 lbs. or over, and wanted to ride much more than that, I'd invest in a heavier, more expensive bike.
1597133
Very little vibration. The only drawback is the position of the off/on switch. You can accidentally activate the switch if you hold the blower too high on the handle.
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I bought the livestrong ls 13.0E-2 in January. I have absolutely loved it! I had no problems with shipping. I was able to set up the elliptical by myself with out any problem. I have been using it basically non stop. The balance is great. You don't rock at all while using it. I have been running a bunch on it and i sweat, max out my heart rate, and push myself hard yet i don't get as sore as i do when i run the same distance outside. The programs that come with the machine are also great. Good luck deciding. it's a tough decision and i had to make it as well. I honestly don't think you can go wrong with either machine!
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I have owned this machine for 6 months and only used it a few times. Within two months it started only working with half vibration power and has since quit working altogether. I would recommendtrying another model or brand.
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I find the higher I made the resistance the more likely the bike it so make squeaks. I have never used the highest setting. I leave mine at 5 and sometimes put it up to 6. This bike is great for cardio when you are stuck indoors but, probably not best for really high resistance strength training type of stuff. I like mine for what I use it for but, a challenge for a guy trying to build strength.... eh.
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I would go with the rowing machine or even better a power tower instead. After having this machine, just like my total gym I gave it away as I found myself not even using it. The resistance isn't all that great. I bought a power tower, a spin bike, those two things I use at least one every day 5 times a week, where with the Ultimate body I found myself bored of it in about a week, it just wasn't a good workout. I get so much better workouts just using my power tower, spin bike, and free weights.
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It has 3 (or maybe 4 since I usually operate mine at the highest setting, and not 100% sure) different settings for "vibration" the lowest being pretty mild, though I would say it's far from being not noticeable. All settings in my opinion are functional as far as delivering "good vibrations" (pun not intended) I don't think most people would think of the lowest setting as too strong or even too weak. Guess what I'm saying is, I think you will find that this massager will fit the bill in delivering enough massage action for most needs. And considering the Gold Standard for these types of massagers are a few hundred dollars, this one is well worth the money for performance delivered. It has 3 (or maybe 4 since I usually operate mine at the highest setting, and not 100% sure) different settings for "vibration" the lowest being pretty mild, though I would say it's far from being not noticeable. All settings in my opinion are functional as far as delivering "good vibrations" (pun not intended) I don't think most people would think of the lowest setting as too strong or even too weak. Guess what I'm saying is, I think you will find that this massager will fit the bill in delivering enough massage action for most needs. And considering the Gold Standard... » Read More It has 3 (or maybe 4 since I usually operate mine at the highest setting, and not 100% sure) different settings for "vibration" the lowest being pretty mild, though I would say it's far from being not noticeable. All settings in my opinion are functional as far as delivering "good vibrations" (pun not intended) I don't think most people would think of the lowest setting as too strong or even too weak. Guess what I'm saying is, I think you will find that this massager will fit the bill in delivering enough massage action for most needs. And considering the Gold Standard for these types of massagers are a few hundred dollars, this one is well worth the money for performance delivered. « Show Less