The Sarah Fit Show – 5 Essential Home Gym Equipment Haul
Wednesday, January 19th, 2011
Looking to build the best affordable home gym? Check out my top 5 essential peices of equipment for creating a perfect home gym setting to keep your New Years resolution! Learn more at http://sarahfit.com. Host and YouTube fitness video guru Sarah Dussault shares her favorite Fitness tools, kettlebell, hand weights, foam roller, physio ball, and resistance bands!
Kettlebell link – http://www.citysports.com/Go-Fit-15lb-Contoured-Kettlebell-wDVD/199678/Product
Win a Gymboss Interval Timer this week by signing up for Sarah’s Newsletter (I promise No SPAM and only once a week for the first 6 weeks on the year). It’s just for my Get Fit Challenge for the New Year. Once you are signed up, become a fan on Facebook – http://Facebook.com/sarahfitfan and share your favorite lunch recipe.
Check out Sarah’s OpenSky Store – http://shopopensky.com/SarahFit
Also, visit Sarah’s new store for cool health, fitness and random items like kettlebells and this cute apron as seen in the video. Visit http://SarahFit.com/shop to check out Sarah’s new store.
The Sarah Fit Show features videos of Sarah Dussault and includes her tips on healthy living. Topics range from an easy ab workout in the gym to which foods are healthier than others. In these videos Sarah explains, and shows, easy ways to stay fit, thin, and healthy. New episodes every Monday on the Click Fitness Network.
Sarah’s Channel: http://www.youtube.com/SarahsFabChannel
Sarah’s Website: http://sarahfit.com
Sarah’s Twitter: http://twitter.com/dietsarah
Sarah’s iPhone App: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/fitness-tutorials-sarah-dussault/id369614368?mt=8
Facebook: http://Facebook.com/SarahFitFan
Click Fitness Channel: http://www.youtube.com/ClickFitness
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Demo of Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout Sparring for Wii for http://www.nutwiisystem.com
Classic Game Room HD reviews GOLD’S GYM CARDIO WORKOUT for Nintendo Wii, a fitness video game for the Wii. This review features gameplay footage from Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout on Wii published by Ubisoft. Boxing exercise is nothing new, but now you can have your own, personal trainer on the Nintendo Wii with this creative and catchy video game mixing a cardio workout with Guiter Hero style timing. Not a game (or Wii disc) for everyone, but it does what it was intended to do. It keeps exercise fun and gives the player (or kung-fu student) a bit of incentive to keep going every day and the ability to chart their progress. Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout is meant to be played every day or several times a week and has numerous boxing moves and exercise routines. Starting as a beginner you can throw punches, jabs, uppercuts, cross hooks and even dodge punches from an angry robot who is out for your head. Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout is an affordable way to have a peppy trainer every day and can be played by kids and adults alike. It may not have bloodthirsty, violent mayhem like some other popular games on the market, but it may appeal to those looking for something to stay in shape so that you can live longer to slay more zombies in video games as you get older! This exercise strength cardio trainer on Wii is reviewed by Classic Game Room HD, reviewing games you’d never expect the show to review… Dig it! An exercise wii video game review about boxing training calorie burning for losing weight and staying in shape with your Wii. Gold’s Gym Cardio Workout works with the Wii fit board.
http://www.exerciseequipmentexpert.com/blog/100/trx-suspension-trainer-x-mount-review/ Today I reviewed the TRX Suspension Trainer X Mount for attaching the TRX to a ceiling or wall in any room in your home to make training on it even easier and more effective.
I discuss my plans for future X factor videos. Check out my home page for the complete video structure.
A review of the Weider PowerMax. Using the PowerMax along side the Weider X Factor can provide a great versatile workout for under $200.
http://bit.ly/7V3AP7 Succeed beyond all others and why nothing in the world exists like SBI!
Review about Installing and using the Weider X Factor.