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Ab Rocket: Product Report, Reviews and Consumer Feedback
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The Ab Rocket is a new way to work your lower, upper, middle abs and even your sides without the discomfort of most ab crunch techniques. Situps and crunches can strain your neck and back and result in a lot of wasted effort. This unique ab exercise machine comfortably supports your body while focusing your effort on the abdominal muscles. Product marketers say that "rocketing your abs from flab to fab" will take just 5 minutes a day.
Included is the Fat Blasting System: a low calorie meal plan filled with easy-to-make, low calorie recipes, and an instructional DVD with two five-minute ab workouts, a cardio workout and a Pilates assister. The company says the Ab Rocket is suited to help people perform Pilates exercises, even when they don't have the Pilates equipment available.
The Ab Rocket works like a real piece of gym equipment, with a back and head apparatus that comfortably supports your head and neck, along with a rolling cushion that provides a gentle massage while you perform crunches, according to the company.
Whether you want to tone your abdominals, strengthen your core or melt inches from your waistline, the Ab Rocket can help. A strong core can improve your posture and helps reduce many common muscle injuries.
This product is not available in stores. “Just sit and rock,” the infomercial boldly states. Of course, it requires effort on your part to achieve results, but the design and state of the art cylinders in the Ab Rocket very effectively isolate the entire ab wall, according to product reviewers.
This device works like a real piece of gym equipment but easily folds for compact storage and is less cumbersome than most ab machines. The sturdy gym-quality steel supports up to 250 pounds but weights only 10 pounds and folds away for easy storage.
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Feedback, Reviews and Overview
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"I wasn't sure if it would work or not, but because of a neck injury and not being able to do regular crunches, I bought it. I've done crunches just about all my adult life. But with my injury, I have not been able to do them for the last two years. Needless to say, I was losing all the cuts in my abs. I have gone to therapy treatments and my last therapist had an Ab Rocket in his workout area. I used it and it supported my neck and shoulders so well, I was able to do crunches again. I've had my machine for three months and I love it!"
"Phyllis" of Missouri on infomercialratings.com
"I feel it working my abs after just ten crunches. This is not for people who expect the springs to lift their backs and aid them in doing the crunches. We have to move your own back and abs using our core muscles. The rollers are there just to support the neck and shoulders, which is great for someone like me who has disk problems in my neck. The black resistance springs with the most tension are for the easiest workout, and the blue springs are for the hardest."
"cardinal24" from Marlboro, Va. on reviews.walmart.com
"Usually the only way to target these muscles is to lie on your side on the floor; uncomfortable and difficult to get right without pulling on your neck muscles. With the Ab Rocket, just turn to your side and the smooth hydraulic movement assists your crunches, targeting exactly the right muscles with minimal stress and strain on the neck and back."
Carol Bartram of East Yorkshire, UK, on squidoo.com
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Company info
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What You Get
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Price
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AB Rocket
400 Returns Road
Wallingford, CT 06494
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Ab Rocket machine
low calorie meal plan
4 fat-blasting DVD workouts
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30-day trial for $14.95, or one payment of $119.85
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