Ab lounge better or Ab Rocket? Which is more effective and comfortable to use?
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Uh,How many times are you going to ask this question? ;)There are better (and cheaper) solutions than either of those products, but perhaps the best is consistently adhering to an exercise program suited to your fitness goals.
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I have not really used it for ab work although I think it would work nicely. Thanks for asking.
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I use both, for different purposes. The regular boppy is great for feeding, but I wouldn't lay the baby on it because they slip down and aren't supported right. With the lounger, their butt lays in the crook and their feet and heads are supported in a comfy position (esp. if your baby has any spit up/acid reflux issues!). I think it's about a 30° angle so it could take a bottle, but if your baby can hold their own bottles, they might be too big for the lounger! The regular boppy is great for helping YOU hold your baby comfortably, whereas the the lounger is great at holding your baby comfortably FOR you! I hope this helps. Ask any follow up questions if needed! I use both, for different purposes. The regular boppy is great for feeding, but I wouldn't lay the baby on it because they slip down and aren't supported right. With the lounger, their butt lays in the crook and their feet and heads are supported in a comfy position (esp. if your baby has any spit up/acid reflux issues!). I think it's about a 30° angle so it could take a bottle, but if your baby can hold their own bottles, they might be too big for the lounger! The regular boppy is great for helping YOU hold your baby comfortably, whereas the the lounger is great at holding your baby... » Read More I use both, for different purposes. The regular boppy is great for feeding, but I wouldn't lay the baby on it because they slip down and aren't supported right. With the lounger, their butt lays in the crook and their feet and heads are supported in a comfy position (esp. if your baby has any spit up/acid reflux issues!). I think it's about a 30° angle so it could take a bottle, but if your baby can hold their own bottles, they might be too big for the lounger! The regular boppy is great for helping YOU hold your baby comfortably, whereas the the lounger is great at holding your baby comfortably FOR you! I hope this helps. Ask any follow up questions if needed! « Show Less
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I own both and I like the Sharp because of the cord, it doesn't loose power and I am quite pleased. I also own both an upright sharp and Dyson, there I prefer the Dyson. The rocket is easy to use, light weight and is easy to store. I like the easy of grabbing it and cleaning up the litter box. The only thing I don't like is that the Dyson tools don't fit the Rocket.
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No floor Exercises. All the exercises are mixed in the other t25 cd's no new moves. I didn't feel any soreness in my core as I did with the Alpha core cd. It does give you a good cardio. If you are looking for new moves or more intense ab workout, this is not going to be the cd.
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The Big Agnes air mattress I had was comfortable but terrible slick. I spent half the night sliding around. Much better to get a Thermarest sleeping pad. It's bulkier when rolled up but much more comfortable, especially on a concrete floor. Go with a Thermarest pad!!
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http://www.genesispure.com/product/energy.php vs http://www.advocare.com/products/active/A2412.aspx ...... GURANTEE that the genesis Pure energy is way better for you. Please let me know what you think. Tan124888@att.net
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I think the XM-7629 is definitely better and the top rollers do not get in the way at all (they are no longer than the top of the bench). The 7629 can be used for decline sit-ups or back hyper extensions, you can use the pads to do preacher curls, and the seat is not so wide. I found the wider seat uncomfortable and the added accessories of the 7604 do not provide enough value to me to make me lose the other benefits of the 7629. I definitely recommend the 7629, I have had it for a couple years now and I love it, there are no better benches under $500 that I have found.
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I like the B-Cure. It's expensive but it works on both my knees and right hip.
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Hi David, since my husband has severe back issues. I did a lot of research online and was worried about him having to reach so low to lock in the ankle adjustment. I chose the 960 for the ease and comfort for him. the 960 model also has longer handles on each side as well as other handles to grip or push for more of a stretch. which I seem to like more than he does. If you'd like more info I looked up on You Tube a side by side comparison. I'm including the link for you. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a21CTqahr4o. He is a little slow to get started if you start the video about 1:43. he will get into more of the description and will show the differences on each one. I hope this helps. J
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The Ab Lounger doesn't sell replacement parts for some reason, but I found a couple of different spare parts on eBay. Hope this helps!
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My personal preference for ab crunches,is from a sitting position,pulling weight from the lower pulleys.Lock the arms in the straps,add whatever weight you prefer,and dip forward.You can regulate how much pressure you shift to your abs.And can also add twists for the lats,and back.I find that is much less strainful,than doing them from a sitting position,and still can maximize energy to the abs.===Richard
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I bought both the Beco and the Boba. I personally preferred the Beco Gemini so I kept it and I returned the Boba. The Beco Gemini was softer material, more comfortable and I loved that I could crisscross the straps in the back. I didn't like that the Boba straps go right underneath the armpit area, it wasn't comfortable for me and the straps cannot crisscross in the back.
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The ab crunch is a great accessory....i have an XLS....if you have a hole at the top of each rail and the holes are even with each other then it should work
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I chatted with their rep and was told there is no difference whatsoever between the machines themselves. If you buy direct from them you get the Ab Crunch accessory "free" and there are better warranty options, payment plans, and extended money-back-guarantee/trial options. Also no credit check (?) I guess that matters to some people. Anyway if you just want the basic model and don't care about Ab Crunch and extended warrantees, then buy it from Amazon. Massive price differential.
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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.
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I find that it does. I have a tendency to slouch and if the chair is properly inflated and you sit with your feet on the ground, you have a will need to tighten your core, just to stay balance. It is not, however, a substitute for ab exercises...just an added bonus.