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Jeepergirl did it help with cellulite?

Are you saying if I have fibromyalgia we can’t use this at all. ? Thanks

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I have a mini-trampoline. i do it pushed uo to my treadmill or exercise bike. I just hold on with one or two hands for balance.

Mine is pushed up next to the frame of the foot of the bed.

I have pretty bad knees and have no problems or pain with the Cellerciser. There is no jarring at all.

@@joanwyatt9945 Thank you!

why woulf it take years? this does major changes on the body in less time than your typical training.

56 started 8,weeks ago feeling great stretching, flexibility, energy

Not with the balance bar it won’t You’ve set yourself up for failure already by thinking that!

68-year-old male. I've been using my Cellersizer for over ten years. One of the great things about rebounding is you go at your own pace, progressing as slowly or quickly as you want. Go slow and build up. As I said, I'm 68. I'm 5'11" and weigh 168. If I can do it, you can too.

You would use the balance bar for stability.

Try a few different things. Ease into it, short lengths of time... even if it's just 30 seconds, several times a day. Try it without shoes, or WITH shoes and see which works better. Without shoes, is supposed to help your feet find their natural balance. I do both, depending on my mood. Sometimes I get on and after getting my circulation going a bit, I will just gently move my feet to the shape of the rebounder material. I roll them this way and that and just get my feet loosened up a bit. I've always had weak ankles, so I am trying to find ways to strengthen them. This seems to help.

You should check the alignment of your feet and make sure you’re not sagging them inward.

Because this one has springs instead of bungee cords. The rebounders with springs have been proven to cause joint pain

Some calf stretches would help.

@@ambers512 I found just the opposite to be true for me. The bungee cord rebounder killed my feet because of the "coning." The Cellersiser doesn't cone, so your feet don't overpronate. The entire mat moves up and down. I'm 68 years old and have been using mine almost daily for over ten years. I'm 5'11", 168. Rebounding keeps me trim. I have no connection whatsoever with this company.

Yes, like jumping jacks. But a rebounder makes it so much easier, and eliminates the impact on your joints from when you land.

No.

Estella0707 bellicon is better. They use bungees instead of metal and they aren't as loud. Even in this video you can hear the rebounder squeaking

I bought a bellicon and regret it. My feet and legs hurt and this never improved. When I can afford, I'm planning to buy a cellerciser.

Chrystal, do you wear sneakers when you jump on the Bellicon? I have a Jumpsport that also has bungee cords. I have learned that my feet pronate on a rebounder. So, I wear sneakers to keep my feet and ankles stable and supported.

I was able to purchase a cellerciser recently so just stored the bellicon away. According to the staff at cellerciser, bungee cords can do lasting damage to the ligaments in the feet and legs. I always jump in my stocking feet, no sneakers, and the pronation was terrible and left me hurting hours after a small amount of jumping. No pronation with cellerciser or the old needak I used to own.

I have a Bellicon, but he doesn't like the Bellicon.

Why? We are so programmed and conditioned to think our bodies are week. Millions of years of evolution have made our bodies strong. It’s AVOIDING doing things like this that hurts us. Of course ease into it at first if you are very out of shape.

It comes with a stabilizer bar. You hold the bar.

I'm 68 and I do it. Ease into it slowly.

I'm 58 with no botox and dont have forehead wrinkles. Now with that said I've been using sunscreen since I was 25, Retin A off and on since I was 22, but I think the main reason might be because I have a high forehead. I'm not kidding, all the people I know who are younger than me and have forehead wrinkles have a smaller forehead. Just a thought.

It's 20/20 , I'm 54 and I know I don't have 2 viles of botox in my pocket. I for years have taken care of my skin, using sunscreen, cleaning my face day and night, using moisturizer really has helped, so uts how you take care of your skin as time goes on It works....now I have to get a mini trampoline.

I don't agree with your observation. Watch the interview. His eyebrows and forehead are totally mobile and exhibit his expressions normally. I am 51, have dozens of friends with botox...this guy doesn't.

@@tammysmith1207 I think you have a point, I’m over 60 with a small forehead and have had horizontal wrinkles since I was almost a teenager!

I'm 67 and began taking biotin a dropperful per day. My forehead wrinkles have disappeared and those under my eyes have greatly diminished in less than a month.

First, 6 pounds is progress, celebrate that! It takes different people different amounts of time. Secondly, STOP weighing yourself to check progress, it doesn't give a true picture. Take body measurements and photos, and take note of how you FEEL. Muscle weighs more than fat, BMI is nonsense. Thirdly, it's perfectly possible to be vegan/wholefood and still eating too much. I recommend downloading a macro tracking app and learning to balance your protein, fat and carbs along with your calories. Good luck on your journey!

@@lupuslongevitus Thank you SO much for that reminder! I have seen many health improvements, to include my sight & eye color and I have definitely lost inches because my clothes are looser. I will take measurements this time around and get the app you recommended. 👍🏽😉💕

@@michellesweightlossjourney6599 YESSSSS the inches are what counts! You're on the way. Glad I could help, remember you only fail if you give up ;)

@@lupuslongevitus 👍🏽👍🏽😊😊😊💕

You probably gained muscle which on the scale is showing as 'not a great loss'. So keep going. Maybe intensify your rebounding and do at least 30 min daily.

No it won’t!

Went through 5 rebounders that I could easily afford and broke all of them. On one of them the spring broke and I got a nasty cut. I've been rebounding almost daily on my Cellersizer for over ten years. The four replacement springs that came with it are still in a drawer. No affiliation with the company whatsoever.

He did not have the Cellerciser developed before his father used a dangerous rebounder. He was motivated then to develop the Cellerciser so other people would have the proper equipment for their health!

I could have sworn he said in another video he developed it because his wife died of cancer and he wanted to help people with their lymphatic system. He’s ok, very motivational, but you are not going to hurt your back on another brand, total nonsense.

🤔Elaborate please

@@alisonl5127hm I've got two indifferent responses to this case, both immediate and demanding a review in favor of the brand. You wont care or have probs if u r american