Push up Pro There is a different product on there that is similar for half the price, the Push up pro. Has anyone used it?
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I would also like to tell people about the Fitness Trends "Ultimate Push Up" I picked up a set for just $10 at my local Big Lots! I havent personally compared its construction to the other models, but I am a former Soldier who weighs a bit over 200 pounds, and I havent noticed ANY problems with this devices structure or construction. It has a fairly solid grip with comfortable foaam covering a hard plastic? I am sure that the foam will start to peel off eventually, but for right now; I couldnt be happier for my $10.
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Thanks, A. Gil..I was skeptical about buying this product at first, but your post has helped me to select the right unit, which will be the "basic" model. I do a lot of Crossfit style workouts, and this will definitely add to the intensity and variety.
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I've read reviews on both the perfect pushup and the pushup pro. The two products are extremely simular and there is nothing really special about one or the other. It comes down to how much you are willing to pay. This is a perfect example of you get what you pay for. The pushup pro is nice but it is kinda cheap and not that durable. the perfect pushup is nice because as other people have said, they have a few different models out there. So you can choose the one that is best for you and your wallet.
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I just purchased the "Push up Pro" It looks rather simple,But works fine so far.Will see how durable it is.
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I believe the difference between both version of the Perfect Pushup is that one has the handles fixed to the rotating part and the other you can take off. Seems funny to me that there's such price difference.
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the perfect pushup's available at walgreens for $20! be careful though as i've also seen the push up pro there for the same price! don't ask me how they can sell it so cheap?
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Pefect Pushups ARE NOT found at a local Walmart, it's the Pushup Pro that is there for $20, they are a cheap knock off from the Perfect Pushup.Watch this video to see the difference between these two products:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-qDnAM10QvE
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I bought the Perfect Pushup BASIC at Walmart for $20. Is the regular version for $40 that much different?
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Just bought a pair at a local sporting goods store. They're supposed to have bigger ball bearings (thus smoother rotation) and appear bigger than the original Perfect Pushups. Also they're manufactured by a different company, although both endorsed by the same creator, Alden Mills. Also they're about double the price. I would say they're worth it if you don't mind the price tag.
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Really a different product. The 14 different positions really give a good workout. Perhaps the perfect pushup motion is more strenuous, but puts greater strain on joints (ie shoulders and elbows). I have both, but use thus product more often.
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Hi, Amazon distributor here. Unfortunately, this is the only device in the US that does exactly what it does. There are other pelvic floor electrical stimulation devices (PFES) available but all of them have various weaknesses or problems. Apex and Intone (see incontrol medical (dot) com manufacturer) are medical-grade products that had quite a bit of research behind them. The manuf. sets the price for both Amazon distribs (so any price below $299.00 is not the same product). Essentially, the science and current data is so strong, that we know for somewhere around 90% of patients, if you use this device in the way that it's intended you will achieve vast improvements in continence. Meaning, if you have mild-to-moderate stress UI (cough, laugh, sneeze, run type leakage), this should solve it for you / importantly / over-time. There's no instant cure. You've got to be diligent and patient (8 minutes per day for 2-6 months (3 is the average 5-6 days a week again at 8 min per day). So, you're paying for the technology and the cost of R&D from the device company. Why is this better than other devices? The muscles of the pelvic floor stop contracting when they hit a hard wall. Nearly all other devices have hard plastic casings. The inflation/deflation component of this device allows for deeper contraction and deeper relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles. Among other features, that's one of the reasons why Apex appears to be far superior to the legacy 'egg' type devices. Feel free to contact us or call us for discussion if you want to! info (at) associated medical (dot) com // we have a whole women's health team to assist in questions!
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I have thoroughly enjoyed my Pilates Power Gym Pro; however, I will have to increase the resistant bands. For me the extension is not an issue, I would look at the dimensions to determine if you will e able to get the maximum length needed to get the most resistance. For me that is not an issue.
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Just looking at mine, it support so many interfaces, that it may well work. However as I said, I did not purchase it for your problem. If your alternative is more expensive and this is less, then why not give it a try. You can resale it if it does not workout.
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Is there anyone here that has owned this for a while? I am really liking the good reviews and the price BUT I'd like to know if it can last at least a year. I'd also like to know if it's good for your arms. I have read a few people saying there is limited motion. I don't mind that at all but I'd just like to make sure it can at least help to tone the arms up.
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That's a good idea! I don't think I asked Amazon for the refund; but I did ask T-Tap and they told me what they were going to do if I askedfor a refund, and they did it! I ended up just giving my CD away to someone who wanted it. I'd suggest that you start with the cheaper one to see how you like it. You can get a good workout in 15 minutes with her; the only problem is, you don't have her there to correct your form if you're not doing it correctly. Form is so important, you know.
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I compared it with products sold by our local fitness center. I also compared the vitamin and nutrient content. It is the only one I found that I desired. It does have a little twang to it, but splenda or honey takes care of that. I see the same product sold locally, but price is much better on here.
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If you substitute something in the pull ups place you will still get one heck of a workout. And if you do push ups instead I feel you are basically muscles so not much of a impact on the results.
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Hi Molly. I've been using Renpure for about 6 months and I love it. Yes the cost is a bit high but a little goes a long way. I've introduced the product to my daughters and they have started using it. I don't know of a comparison product other than maybe " Wen" that sells on tv but you have to do a auto-ship with them I think and it costs more.
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Dip Bar & Push Up Ring Package Price: $109.94 Ultimatebodypress.com http://www.ultimatebodypress.com/dip-bar-and-push-rings.html?productid=dip-bar-and-push-rings&channelid=FROOG&gclid=CjwKEAjw-o6hBRDOmsPSjqakuzYSJADR2V3SFXcY8s343qouS0HvrerqZ-h3RPJPPpi_FSXtAPsa5xoC2NXw_wcB
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William P I don't know about which version they have or what you r looking for in a pre workout my experience I would go with something else I gave mine away to someone I didn't like went back to no explode .Mr Hyde works also try jack 3 d on sale for 20.00$ @amazon good luck
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They're even jumping on other products and trying to hijack the review section. They've tried to take over the top spot on P90X3 twice (unsuccessfully so far, but they've certainly got us dug in tight over there). They managed to displace the top review that had held its ground on a fitness app for almost 3 years. And right around 150 is the magic number they seem to be able to pull. Amazon has been made aware of this and are looking into it. After their second attack on P90X3 Amazon has been corresponding with us more and are taking the more seriously than other complaints I've had with campaign voting. While I can't say for sure, hopefully there are some conclusions to be drawn here.
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I don't have the gold, but I've researched it and they both seem like top-flight machines. My Pro is fantastic and I have a blast with it. It boils down to what you're looking for and how detailed a machine you want. The Pro is very detail oriented. The Gold, from what I've seen of people using it, is a very focused, get in and go machine. Not the answer you were hoping for, I'm sure, but it's the best I've got. This is a great hobby and however you may start you will find the right machine for your needs over time.
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Yes! I just tried mine out last night, and I was surprised at how tough it is to push. I thought it did a pretty good job, but the jury is still out on whether or not I will keep it.
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I really can't speak for the company, I'm just a user of the product. I began using some of these products after a face lift, under direction of my plastic surgeon. I now buy on line because it's cheaper. The only thing I can say that is different is that they have several products that are very specific to your skin's ne99eds, so maybe a professional would be best to recommend what is appropriate for your skin. Also, you use VERY LITTLE of these products, a small amount goes a very long way, so although they are expensive, they last a very long time I usually replace mine 2-3 times per year, which isn't bad for the great quality of the products and the results, and I don't waste money any longer on $29 and $39 items that end up in a drawer until I throw them away.