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Keeping Isometrically Fit
Writeup and image submitted to several fitness websites...
I now realize why I got the ISO7X Bullworker so reasonably priced. It turns-out the government issued a recall in the Spring of 2014 due to several instances of the thing blowing apart under high pressure usage. The parent company Ontel had to refund money to those requesting a refund as well as pull it off the market. Well, I can sympathize with those who have had a problem, and might even see mine explode at some point in the future, but that said, I won't quit using it since it is so extremely effective in helping with one's isometric routine and gets incredible results in the process! Having studied and researched body training decades ago (in my 20s), I can say there's no other training that gets results so easily; is not time consuming; requires little to no equipment; and has minimal to no expense in the process.
If this ISO7X blows apart at some point in time, I will just invest in another model which hasn't been recalled. And hey, my original German-produced Bullworker lasted almost 40 years before it lost it's get-up-and-go. -((I do prefer the ISO7X's nylon straps over the steel cables of the competitive models.))-
Keeping Isometrically Fit
Writeup and image submitted to several fitness websites...
I now realize why I got the ISO7X Bullworker so reasonably priced. It turns-out the government issued a recall in the Spring of 2014 due to several instances of the thing blowing apart under high pressure usage. The parent company Ontel had to refund money to those requesting a refund as well as pull it off the market. Well, I can sympathize with those who have had a problem, and might even see mine explode at some point in the future, but that said, I won't quit using it since it is so extremely effective in helping with one's isometric routine and gets incredible results in the process! Having studied and researched body training decades ago (in my 20s), I can say there's no other training that gets results so easily; is not time consuming; requires little to no equipment; and has minimal to no expense in the process.
If this ISO7X blows apart at some point in time, I will just invest in another model which hasn't been recalled. And hey, my original German-produced Bullworker lasted almost 40 years before it lost it's get-up-and-go. -((I do prefer the ISO7X's nylon straps over the steel cables of the competitive models.))-