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The fitness industry is always coming up with new and inovative tools to help you get into shape. Some these can be dangerous to your health if not used properly. These companies are usualy concerned first with how much money they can make. Some of these even have bean counters on staff that calculate how many people might get injured and sue them. If the numbers pan out and they can make a profit they will promote the product.

Nobody is able to test every piece of equipment on the market. Before you buy any new gadget, ask the experienced fitness experts in the field for their opinions, and also ask yourself the following questions.

• What does the device claim to do?
• How will it accomplish the goal?
• If the device claims to train specific muscles,does it use motions similar to those I might use without the device such as gravity or other less expensive forms of resistance.
• Does the device encourage me to train my other muscles as well? Does the device provide a balanced program for training my other muscles?
• Is this device putting other parts of me at risk (such as my low back or joints)?
• Does the device make claims that it can produce seemingly impossible results in very short periods of time?

If you are still convinced that the device is for you, and you buy it.