Whole body vibration plate LYMPH LYMPAHTIC Bulletprof vibe or other

yahoo205 · 09-28-14, 10:42 AM

https://www.bulletproofexec.com/bull...bration-plate/

http://www.vibeplate.com

Anyone have expeRience with this or other vibration plates? Wonder if it has any negative effects on the brain after long term use.

http://forum.videofitness.com/showth...ight=Vibration

hypnomoon · 09-28-14, 02:38 PM

An immediate negative would be what it does on the pocketbook!

I ask myself, would I get $1500 benefit from this piece of equipment? I would then answer, no. Now, if I was a fitness competitor of some caliber, my answer could be different. But, as the average American that works out a bit more than the average American, my answer continues to be no.

intelsana · 09-28-14, 03:13 PM

I used it a few times during physical therapy. I had knee surgery and towards the end of my therapy the therapist wanted me to try it to see if it helped me. They would have me do squats and balance on one leg. It's hard to say if it helped me recover any faster or not. But I didn't notice any other major benefits from it.

beyond.omega · 09-28-14, 03:33 PM

Am I the only one who thought of something else when the read "Bulletprof vibe"?

violingal3 · 09-28-14, 04:56 PM

I've seen one at Sam's Club the last few visits, but didn't look very closely. First time they had a rep there trying to get people to try it. I was in shorts, that wasn't happening. LOL

yahoo205 · 09-30-14, 08:47 PM

Anyone else? Anyone actually have one?

yahoo205 · 10-01-14, 10:20 AM

http://powerplate.mercola.com

MErcola seems to recommend the power plate.

cmiyachi · 10-01-14, 06:25 PM

When I did a workshop at Equinox, I saw trainers using this with clients - doing squats for example on the platform while it vibrated.

yahoo205 · 10-28-14, 05:38 PM

Anyone else? I think the thing I want the most from it is lymphatic drainage. Especially to counteract super sedentary days at work.

beyond.omega · 10-28-14, 07:31 PM

$1500 is a lot of money for a vibrator. You know if you are actually looking for lymphatic drainage, there are a lot of ways to get it for a price tag that is an order of magnitude less than that and having other benefits:

Skin brushing: $10 + $40 for T-Tapp instructional DVD (optional)
T-Tapp workout: $80-150/DVD
Yoga: $10-20/class or DVD
Walking 10k steps per day: $12-100 for pedometer plus shoes
Rebounding: $100-1000 (?) for rebounder new
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09-28-14, 10:42 AM
yahoo205 Join Date: Apr 2002	Whole body vibration plate LYMPH LYMPAHTIC Bulletprof vibe VibePlate other Cellulite https://www.bulletproofexec.com/bull...bration-plate/ http://www.vibeplate.com Anyone have expeRience with this or other vibration plates? Wonder if it has any negative effects on the brain after long term use. http://forum.videofitness.com/showth...ight=Vibration

09-28-14, 02:38 PM
hypnomoon Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Denver, CO	An immediate negative would be what it does on the pocketbook! I ask myself, would I get $1500 benefit from this piece of equipment? I would then answer, no. Now, if I was a fitness competitor of some caliber, my answer could be different. But, as the average American that works out a bit more than the average American, my answer continues to be no.

09-28-14, 03:13 PM
intelsana Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: NYC	I used it a few times during physical therapy. I had knee surgery and towards the end of my therapy the therapist wanted me to try it to see if it helped me. They would have me do squats and balance on one leg. It's hard to say if it helped me recover any faster or not. But I didn't notice any other major benefits from it.

09-28-14, 03:33 PM
beyond.omega VF Supporter Join Date: Dec 2006	Am I the only one who thought of something else when the read "Bulletprof vibe"?

09-28-14, 04:56 PM
violingal3 Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Colorado	I've seen one at Sam's Club the last few visits, but didn't look very closely. First time they had a rep there trying to get people to try it. I was in shorts, that wasn't happening. LOL

09-30-14, 08:47 PM
yahoo205 Join Date: Apr 2002	Anyone else? Anyone actually have one?

10-01-14, 10:20 AM
yahoo205 Join Date: Apr 2002	http://powerplate.mercola.com MErcola seems to recommend the power plate.

10-01-14, 06:25 PM
cmiyachi Join Date: Feb 2002 Location: On the move	When I did a workshop at Equinox, I saw trainers using this with clients - doing squats for example on the platform while it vibrated. __________________ Chris I have a professional relationship with web sites that sell yoga downloads.

10-28-14, 05:38 PM
yahoo205 Join Date: Apr 2002	Anyone else? I think the thing I want the most from it is lymphatic drainage. Especially to counteract super sedentary days at work.

10-28-14, 07:31 PM
beyond.omega VF Supporter Join Date: Dec 2006	$1500 is a lot of money for a vibrator. You know if you are actually looking for lymphatic drainage, there are a lot of ways to get it for a price tag that is an order of magnitude less than that and having other benefits: Skin brushing: $10 + $40 for T-Tapp instructional DVD (optional) T-Tapp workout: $80-150/DVD Yoga: $10-20/class or DVD Walking 10k steps per day: $12-100 for pedometer plus shoes Rebounding: $100-1000 (?) for rebounder new Hitachi Magic Wand