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Progression Vibration Trainer: First Used by Cosmonauts and Now Available for All

Tuesday, November 3rd, 2009

Progression vibration trainers were earlier used by mostly cosmonauts in their training program. But in recent years, owing to the large number of benefits provided by this fitness gear, even ordinary people have started using them. Vibration trainers are incredibly effective in reducing loss of bone mass and muscle tone. They are capable of providing a more intense muscle contraction, as almost 100% of the muscle fibers contract and that too at a much higher speed. The more the intensity of muscle contraction, the more calories you burn, so vibration training is quite efficient for weight management. Some other benefits of progression vibration trainers include improved circulation and lymphatic flow. The discussion ahead will provide you an overview of some of the best quality progression vibration trainers.

The Carl Lewis Fitness Vibro exerciser consists of an LCD display and 3 training programmes. The maximum load that the progression vibration trainer can take is 100 kg. There are 16 speed levels, 4 automatic programmes and 3 height adjustments. It not only tones your muscles and stimulates blood circulation, but also helps in repairing damaged tissue, improves secretion of hormones and reduces cramps. The VibroGym Domestic is another option for progression vibration trainer and it comes in a stylish silver grey colour. The material used for its construction is stainless steel and the power unit is 350 watt.

Some other varieties for progression vibration trainer include Power Plate my3, Power Plate pro5, Power Plate pro5 AIRdaptive, DKN XG10 and Body Sculpture BM1501.

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